In this study, I attempted to clarify the nature of Japanese causatives with the suffix “?as.” These causatives have two subcategories-lexical and productive causatives. However, some -AS causatives seem to belong to both categories. The -...
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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=A79663572
2001
Japanese
913
KCI등재
학술저널
250-266(17쪽)
0
상세조회0
다운로드다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)
In this study, I attempted to clarify the nature of Japanese causatives with the suffix “?as.” These causatives have two subcategories-lexical and productive causatives. However, some -AS causatives seem to belong to both categories. The -...
In this study, I attempted to clarify the nature of Japanese causatives with the suffix “?as.” These causatives have two subcategories-lexical and productive causatives. However, some -AS causatives seem to belong to both categories. The -AS causatives have been classified in this study on the basis of tests for distinguishing the lexical causatives from productive causatives. In doing so, the following three subcategories have been noted:
1) contracted productive causatives
ex. hatarak-as-u (make someone work)
2) contracted forms which can be associated with both the productive causatives and the lexical causatives
ex. ugok-as-u (move something)
3) lexical causatives
ex. ikas-u (make alive)
목차 (Table of Contents)
敗戦直後における日本政府の在日韓国ㆍ朝鮮人帰国政策に関する一考察