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On the Acquisition of the Discourse Marker But
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Author
Inji Choi (Sookmyung Women"s University)
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The Linguistic Society of Korea EONEOHAG : JOURNAL OF THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF KOREA Vol.58 KCI Accredited Journals
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2010.12
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135 - 156 (22page)

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It is well known that the discourse marker but has a variety of uses, and there are well-established accounts of how these different interpretations are derived pragmatically form the encoded meaning. The coherence-based framework sees connectivity as a primary function of but, whereas Relevance Theory views but as a means by which the hearer is guided to the inferential procedure that yields the intended meaning and claims that the coherent interpretation is simply a by-product of the search for optimal relevance. Given the fundamental differences between different theoretical frameworks, a closer examination of actual uses will shed light on the phenomenon of the discourse marker but. For this purpose, the present study examines how children between 4 and 12 years of age use but in the corpus of children"s narratives and shows how a procedural analysis accounts for the wide range of the uses of but. This paper also demonstrates that there is a variation in the use of but across ages and that children progressively develop the ways that but is used in narratives.

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1. Introduction
2. A Variety of Uses of But: a Relevance-Theoretic Account
3. Previous Studies on the Acquisition of But
4. Method
5. Results and Discussion
6. Conclusion
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