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This paper discusses the clause structures of Japanese subject and non-subject honorifics, collectively referred to as referent honorifics. Ishikawa(2007)assumed that the lexical representation of the Japanese honorific predicate contains pragmatic information about human relationships, and that the sentence has a bi-clausal structure consisting of two clauses. This study demonstrates that there are three types of counterexamples to Ishikawa’s lexical analysis and two types of linguistic data showing that the referent-honorific sentence has a mono-clausal rather than a bi-clausal structure, especially for non-subject honorifics.
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- 拓殖大学語学研究
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拓殖大学語学研究 (150), 71-84, 2024-03-31
拓殖大学言語文化研究所
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- CRID
- 1050581301860708352
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- NII書誌ID
- AA11868777
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- 033436072
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- 13488384
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- en
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