Takubo, Yukinori, Kinuhata, Tomohide, Grzelak, Szymon and Nagai, Kayo (eds.) Japanese Korean Linguistics, Vol. 16, Stanford: CSLI Publications.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Part I
Guest Speakers
HIRC, QF and the Definiteness Effect 3
S.-Y. Kuroda
On the Chinese Transcriptions of Northeastern Eurasian Languages: Focusing on Imun [吏文] on the Korean Peninsula and Hanliwen [漢吏文] in the Yuan Dynasty 25
Kwang Chung
Optimal A-Scrambling 44
Mamoru Saito
Te Distribution of Subject Properties in Multiple Subject Constructions 64
James Yoon
Part II
Historical Linguistics
Genesis of ‘Exemplification’ in Japanese 87
Tomohide Kinuhata, Miho Iwata, Tadashi Eguchi, Satoshi Kinsui
A Diachronic Account of the Speaker-Listener Honorific Marker -sup- in Korean 102
Chongwon Park, Sook-Kyung Lee
Grammaticalization Pathways for Japonic Nominalizers: A View from the Western Periphery 116
Leon A. Serafim, Rumiko Shinzato
Diachronic Changes in Korean Wh-constructions and Their Implications for Synchronic Grammar 131
Jeong-Me Yoon
Part III
Phonology and Phonetics
The Acquisition of the Constraints on Mimetic Verbs in Japanese and Korean 163
Kimi Akita
Language-Specific Production and Perceptual Compensation in V-to-V Coarticulatory Patterns: Evidence from Korean and Japanese 178
Mira Oh
Vowel Harmony as an Anti-Faithfulness Effect: Implication from Nonconcatenative Morphology in Korean Ideophones 217
Chang-Beom Park
Part IV
Discourse/Functional Linguistics
Prompting Japanese Children 235
Matthew Burdelski
Clause Chaining, Turn Projections and Marking of Participation: Functions of TE in Turn Co-construction in Japanese Conversation 250
Yuria Hashimoto
Roles of Gestures Pointing to the Addressee in Japanese Face-toface Interaction: Attaining Cohesion via Metonymy 265
Mika Ishino
Intersubjectification and Textual Functions of Japanese Noda and Korean Kes-ita 279
Joungmin Kim and Kaoru Horie
The Asymmetry between the Iki (Go)-V and the Ki (Come)-V Constructions 289
Noriko Matsumoto
The Deployment of Korean Negative Interrogatives in Conversational Discourse: A Sign-based Approach 304
Jini Noh
A Corpus-Based Look at Japanese Giving/Receiving Verbs ageru, kureru, and morau 319
Tsuyoshi Ono and Ross Krekoski
How ‘Things’ (mono) Get Reanalyzed in Japanese Discourse 329
Nina Azumi Yoshida
Part V
Syntax
Right Node Raising as PF Coordination Reduction 347
Duk-Ho An
The Causal Wh-phrase Naze in Japanese Cleft Constructions 362
Tomoko Kawamura
Processing Left Peripheral NPI in Korean: At the Syntax/Phonology Interface 377
Jieun Kiaer and Ruth Kempson
The Exempt Binding of Local Anaphors: An Empirical Study of the Korean Local Anaphor Caki-casin 392
Ji-Hye Kim and James H. Yoon
Three Types of Korean Comparatives 407
So-Young Park
On the Syntax of External Possession in Korean 422
Reiko Vermeulen
Shika-NPIs in Tokyo Japanese and the Syntax-Prosody Interface: Focus Intonation Prosody and Prosody-Scope Correspondence 437
Hideaki Yamashita
Part VI
Formal Semantics and Discourse Analysis
The Korean Double Past form –essess and Types of Discourse 455
EunHee Lee
Particles: Dynamics vs. Utility 466
Eric McCready
Perspective Logophoricity, and Embedded Tense in Japanese 481
David Y. Oshima
Tense and Modality in Japanese Causal Expressions 496
Sanae Tamura
Index 511
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