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사단법인 한국언어학회 언어학 언어학 제100호
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2024.12
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This paper aims to introduce the general contents and specific properties of Guillaume’s typology, which is named ‘TAG, théorie des aires glossogéniques (theory of glossogenic areas)’. As is well known, Gustave Guillaume (1883~1960) is an original French linguist, a successor to Saussure and simultaneously the founder of psychomécanique du langage (psychomechanics of language). He reinterpreted Saussure’s dichotomy ‘langue-parole’ as the integral/integration from langue to discours. This turn was possible through the discovery of ‘temps opératif (operative time)’ in synchrony. He conceives language as a sort of movement, that is to say, a mental cognitive process, represented by the ‘tenseur binaire radical (radical binary tensor)’.
His linguistic typology TAG is based on the dynamic viewpoint of linguistic activity. Language types are determined in terms of the difference in relative size between langue and discours, whose sum is always 1(=integrity) in all languages, anytime and anywhere. TAG is divided into three ‘aires glossogéniques (glossogenic areas)’. To the first ‘aire glossgénique (glossogenic area)’ belong isolating languages like Chinese, agglutinative languages like Turkish, and incorporating/polysynthetic languages like Basque and Inuit. In this type of languages, the ‘saisie lexicale (lexical prehension)’ is implemented at the place near to the ‘saisie radical (radical prehension)’ on the one hand and the ‘saisie phrastique (sentential prehension)’ on the other hand. To the second ‘aire glossgénique (glossogenic area)’ belong Semitic languages like Arabic. In this type of languages, the ‘saisie lexicale’ is split into two steps. One step is taken in the realm of langue, which constructs “pluri-consonantal root”, say, ‘K-T-B’. The other step is taken in the realm of discours, which constructs nouns kitab (book), katib (writer), and verbal sentences kataba (he wrote) through the insertion of “morphological vowels”. To the last third ‘aire glossgénique (glossogenic area)’ belong Indo-european inflectional languages like Latin, Greek, Russian, French, English. In this type of languages, the ‘saisie lexicale’ is the ending point of the ‘saisie radicale’ and at the same time the starting point for the ‘saisie phrastique’.
However, one should keep in mind that there is no 100% pure isolating language, no 100% pure agglutinative language, no 100% inflectional, polysynthetic language. Any language has hybrid typological properties, depending on the present ‘état de langue’. For instance, the Korean language, even though it is very often classified as an agglutinative language which the author does not deny at all, should be admitted to have multi-facets of linguistic type. Sometimes it has syntax operated by the fixed word order of constituents, sometimes it has grammatical morphemes like ‘josa’ and ‘eomi’ which behave as syntactic units and reveal even inflectional characteristics.
Finally, we present tree diagrams to show the way of constructing process of word, phrase, clause and sentence in Korean, insisting that Korean is a strong agglutinative, polysynthetic language and simultaneously a week inflectional, isolating language.

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2. 정신역학론의 전개 과정
3. 기욤의 언어유형론
4. 한국어의 유형론, 어휘 포착(SL)의 위치
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