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      Formalism vs. Functionalism: which one is better?

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      The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal, 16(4), 267-282. Though functional analyses of grammatical phenomena are appealing to those who believe that integrated analyses are mush explanatory power, it is true that they are immensely influenced from formal theories. Also, because there are many different kinds of functional approaches we have tried to categorize them. Differently from other linguists, I have categorized them into four groups: formal and sentence-level(FSF), mixed and sentence-level(MSF), typological(TF), and discourse-level functionalism(DF). I think TF and DF cannot be compared with formalism because their targets of explanation are different. For FSF and formalism, though they look very apart from each other superficially, I think there is no fundamental incompatibility in their central tenets. And I am quite pessimistic that any insightful bridge will ever be cast between MSF and formalism. I think it is the best for a linguist to follow his scientific temperament.
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      The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal, 16(4), 267-282. Though functional analyses of grammatical phenomena are appealing to those who believe that integrated analyses are mush explanatory power, it is true that they are immensely influenced from...

      The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal, 16(4), 267-282. Though functional analyses of grammatical phenomena are appealing to those who believe that integrated analyses are mush explanatory power, it is true that they are immensely influenced from formal theories. Also, because there are many different kinds of functional approaches we have tried to categorize them. Differently from other linguists, I have categorized them into four groups: formal and sentence-level(FSF), mixed and sentence-level(MSF), typological(TF), and discourse-level functionalism(DF). I think TF and DF cannot be compared with formalism because their targets of explanation are different. For FSF and formalism, though they look very apart from each other superficially, I think there is no fundamental incompatibility in their central tenets. And I am quite pessimistic that any insightful bridge will ever be cast between MSF and formalism. I think it is the best for a linguist to follow his scientific temperament.

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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 Dixon, M., "Where have all the adjectives gone" 1 : 19-., 1997

      2 Diver,W., "Theory" De Gruyter 43-114, 1995

      3 Chomsky,N., "The minimalist Program" MIT Press 1995

      4 McCawley,J., "The Syntactic Phenomena of English" The Univ. of Chicago Press 1998

      5 Clamons, R, "The Limit of Formal Analysis" John Benjamins 59-76, 1999

      6 Givon,T., "Syntax:A Functional-Typological Introduction.V 2" John Benjamins 1990

      7 Givon,T., "Syntax,Functional-Typological Introduction.V 1" John Benjamins 1984

      8 Kuno,S., "Subject, theme and speaker's emphathy: A reexamination of relativization phenomena" Academic Press 417-444, 1976

      9 Takami,K., "Preposition stranding: Arguments against syntactic analyses and an alternative functional explanation" 76 : 299-335, 1989

      10 Levinson,S., "Pragmatics and the Grammar of Anaphora" 23 : 379-434, 1987

      1 Dixon, M., "Where have all the adjectives gone" 1 : 19-., 1997

      2 Diver,W., "Theory" De Gruyter 43-114, 1995

      3 Chomsky,N., "The minimalist Program" MIT Press 1995

      4 McCawley,J., "The Syntactic Phenomena of English" The Univ. of Chicago Press 1998

      5 Clamons, R, "The Limit of Formal Analysis" John Benjamins 59-76, 1999

      6 Givon,T., "Syntax:A Functional-Typological Introduction.V 2" John Benjamins 1990

      7 Givon,T., "Syntax,Functional-Typological Introduction.V 1" John Benjamins 1984

      8 Kuno,S., "Subject, theme and speaker's emphathy: A reexamination of relativization phenomena" Academic Press 417-444, 1976

      9 Takami,K., "Preposition stranding: Arguments against syntactic analyses and an alternative functional explanation" 76 : 299-335, 1989

      10 Levinson,S., "Pragmatics and the Grammar of Anaphora" 23 : 379-434, 1987

      11 Levinson,S., "Pragmatic reduction of the Binding Conditions revisited" 27 : 107-161, 1991

      12 Moon,S.C., "OT Approach to Syntax" 2007

      13 Wetzer,H., "Nouny and verby adjectivals: A typology of predicative adjectival constructions" Mouton de Gruyter.s. 1992

      14 Newmeyer,F., "Language Form and Language Function" MIT Press 1998

      15 Givon,T, "Functionalism and grammar" John Benjamins 1995

      16 Nichols,J., "Functional theories of grammar" 13 : 97-117, 1984

      17 Kuno,S., "Functional Syntax: anaphora, discourse and emphathy" Uinv. of Chicago Press 1987

      18 Lakoff, "Frame-semantic control of the coordinate structure constraint" 22 : 152-167, 1986

      19 Koster,J., "Domains and dynasties:the radical autonomy of syntax" Foris 1986

      20 Abraham,W., "Discussant Paper Referring to the Syntax Position Papers by Howard Lasnik and Mickey Noonan" John Benjamins 1 : 55-86, 1999

      21 Garcia,E., "Discourse without syntax" Academic Press 23-49, 1979

      22 Ertesschik-Shir, N., "Discourse constraints on dative movement" Academic Press 12 : 168-441, 1979

      23 Hornstein, N., "Caase theory and preposition stranding" 12 : 55-91, 1981

      24 Croft,W, "Autonomy and Functional Linguistics" 71 (71): 490-532, 1995

      25 Grousu,A, "Approaches to island phenomena" North-Holland 1981

      26 Van Valin,R., "Advances in Role and Reference Grammar" John Benjamins 1993

      27 Van Valin,R., "A brief Overview of RRG" 1998

      28 Chomsky, N, "A Minimalist program for linguistic theory" MIT Press 20 : 1-52, 1993

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