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This study explored how event representations are composed in Korean verbless constructions by investigating 500 newspaper headlines. Four findings were noted. First, certain form-function pairings of particles were extensively used. Second, noun-final headlines occurred dominantly with -i/ka/(n)un and -ey/eyse, and particle-final headlines were proportionally more common with -(u)lo than the other particles. Third, verb types (copula vs. non-copulas) inferred from headlines differed by the first particle types. Lastly, the majority of non-copulas inferred from noun-final headlines with -ey/eyse and -(u)lo patterns consisted of verbal nouns with light verbs. Those findings suggest that event structures in Korean headlines can be constructed by combining particular form-function pairings of particles and headline-final verbal nouns, implying a possible motivation for event structure composition in Korean verbless constructions.

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Abstract
 1. Introduction
 2. Background Knowledge
  2.1. Newspaper Headlines in Korean
  2.2. Possible Contributors to Event Structure Composition in Korean Headlines
 3. The Present Study
  3.1. Methods
  3.2. Results
 4. General Discussion
 References

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동사 미존재 구문 헤드라인 조사 동사적 명사 사건 표상 한국어 verbless construction headline particle verbal noun event representation Korean

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• Gyu-Ho Shin [ University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa ]

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