<語⽂論集>에 수록된 국어학 논문의 연구 동향 분석

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The purpose of this study is to examine the overall research flow in the field of Korean literature by examining the papers on Korean literature published in the The Journal of Lang. & Lit., and to examine their achievements. A total of 565 Korean linguistics-related papers were published up to the 99th issue of The Journal of Lang. & Lit.. Among the 565 papers, those related to Korean language education were the most numerous, with 242 papers, followed by syntax with 62 papers and lexicology with 60 papers. Early studies were primarily focused on lexicology and morphology. However, from the 2000s, there was a significant increase in syntax-related papers. Subsequently, there was also a rise in research on semantics, pragmatics, and Korean language education. The number of papers on Korean language education, which was only 11 in the 2000s, surged to 141 in the 2010s and 94 in the 2020s. Research on writing also increased significantly in the 2010s, in connection with the establishment of liberal arts colleges and the rapid growth of writing courses at universities. In 1996, the Central Linguistics Society expanded into a nationwide academic organization. As a result, Eomunronjip transitioned from a collection of academic works by members of the Department of Korean Language and Literature at Chung-Ang University to a specialized academic journal. In the future, I hope that the The Journal of Lang. & Lit. will establish itself as a comprehensive academic journal that discovers various discussions in the field of Korean language research and suggests new research directions.

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