경제 용어의 의미 정보 구성에 대한 연구

This study analyzes the semantic information of economic terms using the approaches of generative lexical theory and cognitive semantics, discussing the principles and processes involved in constructing their semantic information. It focuses on economic terms formed by the combination of two lexical items, arguing that the meaning of these terms may have a more complex structure beyond their dictionary definitions. The study takes as its subject 6,372 words classified under the economic category in the WooriMalSaem. After reorganizing the words based on parts of speech and definitions, the target words for the study were extracted. Among compound words in the form of 'noun + noun,' the study analyzed technical economic terms whose semantic information is shaped by non-conceptual meanings. The study explores how the characteristic structures of the two lexical items are combined in a complex manner or how semantic information is structured through conceptual metaphorization. It reveals that the semantic information of economic terms composed of compound words can sometimes be the parallel combination of conceptual meanings but is often constructed through the complex combination of the Qualia structures of the words or through conceptual metaphorization.