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The classification of Russian nouns into three grammatical genders (masculine, feminine and neuter) has no substantial and well-grounded explanations. The grammatical gender is more or less related to the meaning of the word in case a noun denotes a person or an animal. Neuter nouns generally refer to nonliving objects and abstract notions. Also, inanimate nouns can be classified as masculine or feminine. The grammatical gender of these nouns is conditional and inexplicable in regard of their meanings. The division of inanimate nouns into masculine and feminine is determined by their formal endings and syntactical factors. First of all, this study intends to research various opinions of Russian linguists on the origin and the development of grammatical gender categories. Secondly this study shows how the grammatical gender distributions have interrelations with the natural gender. This study further shows that Russian language categorizes nouns into genders by two semantic ways; the symbolic similarity in their meaning and the arbitrary convention.
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1. 서론
2. 문법적 성의 발생에 대한 러시아 연구가들의 견해
3. 러시아어 문법적 성의 상징 의미
4. 결론
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UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2013-705-000319310