• Phonetics and Phonology
  
• Syntax and Morphology
  
• Semantics
  
• Pragmatics, Discourse and Conversation
  
• Psycholinguistics and Cognition
  
• L1 and L2 Acquisition
  
• Historical Linguistics, Language Change and Grammaticalization
  
• Sociolinguistics and Language Use

Phonetics and Phonology

• Parameters of Consonantal Assimilation in Japanese and Korean
  Young-mee Yu Cho  vol. 1
• Sound Changes in Korean: An Underspecification Theoretical Approach
  So-Woo Chung  vol. 1
• Glide Formation in Korean
  Eunjoo Han  vol. 1
• Underspecification and Phoneme Substitution
  Hye Bae Pork Yoo  vol. 1
• A Comparison of Korean and Japanese Pitch-Accent from a Prosodic Perspective
  David James Silva  vol. 1
• The Organization of the Korean Syllable: Experimental Evidence
  Bruce L. Derwing, Yeo Bom Yoon, and Sook Whan Cho  vol. 2
• The Phonological Word in Korean
  Eunjoo Han  vol. 2
• Prosodic Approach on Korean Partial Reduplication
  Jongho Jun  vol. 2
• Prosodic Word-Level Rules in Korean
  Ongmi Kang  vol. 2
• A Phonetically Based Analysis of [Voice] and [Fortis] in Korean
  David James Silva  vol. 2
• Rhythmic Lengthening and Shortening in Korean
  Hee-Bok Jung  vol. 3
• The Structure of the Intonation Unit in Japanese
  Shoichi Iwasaki  vol. 3
• Notes on Some Japanese-Korean Phonetic Correspondences
  Alexander Vovin  vol. 3
• Vowel Harmony in Korean: A Grounded Phonology Approach
  Mi-Hui Cho  vol. 4
• Infixal Reduplication in Korean Ideophones
  Stuart Davis and Jin-Seong Lee  vol. 4
• Prosodic Constituent Formation in Japanese Compounds
  Eunjoo Han  vol. 4
• The Specification of Coronal in Korean
  Hyunsoon Kim  vol. 4
• Are There Phonological Contour Tones in the North Kyungsang Dialect of Korean?
  No-Ju Kim  vol. 4
• Neutralization and Tensification in Korean
  Sechang Lee  vol. 4
• Perception of Korean Tense and Lax Consonants: Evidence for a Geminate Analysis of Tense Consonants
  Jeong-Im Han  vol. 5
• Five Types of Segmental-Prosodic Rules that Affect the Tone Bearing Unit of North Kyungsang Korean
  No-Ju Kim  vol. 5
• NN: Rendaku and Licensing Paradox
  Keiichiro Suzuki  vol. 6
• Korean Place and Sonorant Assimilations in Optimality Theory
  Hyeonkwan Cho  vol. 6
• Constraints on Post-Obstruent Tensification in Korean
  Seok-Chae Rhee  vol. 6
• Perception of Japanese Pitch Accent by Koreans and Its Implication for Understanding Phonological Structures
  Yasuhiko Sukegawa and Shigeru Sato  vol. 6
• Umlaut in Kyungsang Korean: The Optimal Domains Theoretic Account
  Seung-Hoon Shin  vol. 6
• Generalized Alignment and Prosodic Subcategorization in Korean
  Hyunsook Kang and Borim Lee  vol. 6
• Aspiration in Korean Phonology
  Mira Oh  vol. 6
• Voicedness Alternations in the Tohoku Dialect of Japanese
  Sachiko Ohno  vol. 7
• On the Irregular Behavior of h in Korean
  Sechang Lee  vol. 7
• Correspondence in Korean Hypocoristic Truncation
  Seung-Hoon Shin  vol. 7
• Noun Faithfulness: Evidence from Accent in Japanese Dialects
  Jennifer L. Smith  vol. 7
• Focus Realization in Japanese English and Korean English Intonation
  Motoko Ueyama and Sun-Ah Jun  vol. 7
• Intergestural Overlap and Timing in Korean Palatalization: An Optimality Theoretic Approach
  Taehong Cho  vol. 8
• Sound Symbolism and Sound Change: Weakening of Labials
  Shoko Hamano  vol. 8
• Anti-Trapping Effects in an Iambic System: Vowel Shortening in Korean
  Jong-Kyoo Kim  vol. 8
• The Interaction of Pitch Accent and Vowel Devoicing in Tokyo Japanese
  Mafuyu Kitahara  vol. 8
• The Prosodic Analysis of Intervocalic Tense Consonant Lengthening in Korean
  Mira Oh  vol. 8
• Minimality Constraints and the Prosodic Structure of Child Japanese
  Mitsuhiko Ota  vol. 8
• Sonorant Assimilation within Correspondence Theory
  Oksook Park  vol. 8
• A Reconstruction of Proto-Ryukyuan Accent
  Moriyo Shimabukuro  vol. 8
• Vowel Deletion in Japanese
  Yuki Takatori  vol. 8
• The Old Japanese Vowel System: Implications of Speech Perception
  Natasha Warner  vol. 8
• Rendaku and Proto-Japanese Accent Classes
  J. Marshall Unger  vol. 9
• Laryngeal Effects of Stop Consonants on Neighboring Vowels in /CV/ Sequences in Korean
  Hyunkee Ahn  vol. 9
• Acquiring Mora-timing: The Case of the Japanese Coda Nasal
  Katsura Aoyama  vol. 9
• The Role of the Prosodic Word in an Ordering Paradox of Korean
  Mi-Hui Cho and Shinsook Lee  vol. 9
• Deriving Optionality in Korean Glide Formation
  Young-Mee Yu Cho  vol. 9
• More Acoustic Traces of “Deleted” Vowels in Japanese
  Alice Faber and Timothy J. Vance  vol. 9
• Nasalization Before a Liquid in Yonbyon Dialect of Korean
  Hyunsook Kang and Seo-Hwa Hahn  vol. 9
• Vowel Devoicing and Syllable Structure in Japanese
  Mariko Kondo  vol. 9
• The Role of Syllable Weight and Position on Prominence in Korean
  Byung-Jin Lim  vol. 9
• The Lexical Nature of Rendaku in Japanese
  Kazutoshi Ohno  vol. 9
• A Dispersion Account on Middle Korean Vowel Shifts
  Sang-Cheol Ahn  vol. 10
• Rendaku
  S.-Y. Kuroda  vol. 10
• Semantic Bifurcation in Japanese Compound Verbs
  Timothy J. Vance  vol. 10
• Moraic Structure and Segment Duration in Korean
  Emily Curtis  vol. 10
• Mora Augmentation in Shizuoka Japanese
  Stuart Davis and Isao Ueda  vol. 10
• Phonetic Duration of English /s/ and its borrowing in Korean
  Soohee Kim and Emily Curtis  vol. 10
• Local and Global Patterns of Temporal Compensations in Korean
  Byung-Jin Lim  vol. 10
• Prosody and Information Structure in Japanese: A Case Study of Topic Marker wa
  Kimiko Nakanishi  vol. 10
• Typology of Accent Languages and the Role of Prosodic Phrasing in English and Japanese
  Hiroyuki Nagahara  vol. 11
• Some Uses of the Fall-Rise-Fall Terminal Intonation Contour in Korean Conversation
  Joseph Sung-Yul Park  vol. 11
• The Korean Post-Obstruent Tensing Rule: Its Domain of Application and Status
  Sahyang Kim  vol. 11
• Optionality and Neutrality of Vowel Harmony in Korean Ideophones
  Minkyung Lee  vol. 11
• A Constraint-based Approach to the Opacity Between Consonant Cluster Simplification and Tensification in Korean
  Shinsook Lee  vol. 11
• A Moraic Account of Liquid Alternation in Korean
  Youngjoo Lee  vol. 11
• A Perception-based Study of Sonorant Assimilation
  Misun Seo  vol. 11
• Interaction of Palatalization and Umlaut in Korean: An Optimality Theoretic Account
  Chang-Kook Suh and Seok Mun Pak  vol. 11
• Syllable Weight and Tone in Korean
  Young-mee Yu Cho  vol. 12
• Edge-Demarcation and Consonant Copy in the Jeju Dialect in Korean
  Eungyeong Kang  vol. 12
• Sound Changes Affecting Noun-Final Coronal Obstruents in Korean
  Yoonjung Kang  vol. 12
• Unveiling the Unmarkedness of Sino-Japanese
  Shigeto Kawahara, Kohei Nishimura, and Hajime Ono  vol. 12
• The Domain of Korean Boundary Tone Realization
  Mee-Jeong Park  vol. 12

Syntax and Morphology

• On Light Verb Construction in Korean and Japanese
  Hee-Don Ahn  vol. 1
• Subjects and Predication in Korean and Japanese
  Caroline Heycock and Young-Suk Lee  vol. 1
• The Proper Treatment of Every and Some in Japanese
  Kazuhiko Fukushima  vol. 1
• Markers of Distributivity in Japanese and Korean
  David Gil  vol. 1
• On “Aboutness Conditions”
  Nanako Kameshima  vol. 1
• Cognitive and Syntactic Bases of Topicalized and Nontopicalized Sentences in Japanese
  S.-Y. Kuroda  vol. 1
• Constraints on the ‘Intransitivizing’ Resultative -te aru Construction in Japanese
  Yo Matsumoto  vol. 1
• N′-Deletion in Japanese: A Preliminary Study
  Mamoru Saito and Keiko Murasugi  vol. 1
• Control Structures in Japanese
  Mari Sakaguchi  vol. 1
• VP in Japanese: Evidence from -te Complements
  Peter Sells  vol. 1
• The Scope Interaction of Wh-word and Quantifier
  Jinhee Suh  vol. 1
• Unaccusative Nouns and Resultatives in Japanese
  Natsuko Tsujimura  vol. 1
• Inalienable-Type Multiple Accusative Constructions in Korean and Japanese
  Dong-In Cho  vol. 2
• Case-Motivated Movement to Non-Argument Positions: Evidence from Japanese
  Stanley Dubinsky  vol. 2
• The Role of Pro in the Ni Passive in Japanese
  Hiroto Hoshi  vol. 2
• On Certain Differences in Comparative Deletion Between English and Japanese
  Yasuo Ishii  vol. 2
• Inalienable Possession Constructions in Korean: Scrambling, the Proper Binding Condition, and Case-Percolation
  Hisatsugu Kitahara  vol. 2
• Modal Phrase and Adjuncts
  Masatoshi Koizumi  vol. 2
• Postverbal Adverbs and Verb Movement in Korean
  Jae Hong Lee  vol. 2
• The Syntax of Serialization in Korean
  Sookhee Lee  vol. 2
• Indefinite Wh Pronouns and the Morpheme Mo in Japanese
  Ruriko Kawashima  vol. 2
• Case Alternation and Word Order Variation in Nominal Clauses
  Young-Suk Lee  vol. 2
• Scrambling and Scope in Japanese
  Masanori Nakamura  vol. 2
• Uniform Pro Subject Analysis of Japanese Sentences
  Shigeo Tonoike  vol. 2
• Floating Quantifiers, Scrambling and the ECP
  Myung-Kwan Park and Keun-Won Sohn  vol. 3
• The Boundedness of Scrambling
  Shûichi Yatabe  vol. 3
• Case, Agreement, and Ga/No Conversion
  Shigeru Miyagawa  vol. 3
• Analyzing the Verbal Noun: Internal and External Constraints
  Christopher Manning  vol. 3
• Case-Marking in Korean Post-Verbal Negation
  Yookyung Kim  vol. 3
• From Zero to Overt Nominalizer NO: A Syntactic Change in Japanese
  Kaoru Horie  vol. 3
• Scrambling without A/A′ Distinction
  Jun Abe  vol. 4
• On NPI Licensing in Japanese
  Hiroshi Aoyagi and Toru Ishii  vol. 4
• Structure and Scope in Korean Psych Constructions
  Jong-Bok Kim  vol. 4
• Adversity and Retained Object Passive Constructions
  Kyunghwan Kim  vol. 4
• The Weak Crossover Phenomena in Japanese and Korean
  Susumu Kuno and Soo-Yeon Kim  vol. 4
• Constraints on A-movement Are Derivational Ones: A Study from NPI Licensing in Korean
  Rhanghyeyun K. Lee  vol. 4
• On the Tense System of Japanese
  Akira Nakamura  vol. 4
• Case, Agreement, and Multiple Subjects: Subjectivization in Syntax and LF
  Chioko Takahashi  vol. 4
• The Head-Internal Relative Clause in Japanese: An Empty Head Noun Approach
  Koji Hoshi  vol. 5
• A Reconsideration of Type III Gerunds in Korean
  Steven G. Lapointe and Sarah Nielsen  vol. 5
• Floating Quantifiers and the Stage/Individual-Level Distinction
  Yoichi Miyamoto  vol. 5
• Syntactic Movement of Overt Wh-Phrases in Japanese and Korean
  Kunio Nishiyama, John Whitman, and Eun-Young Yi  vol. 5
• Barriers for A-Adjunction
  Mamoru Saito  vol. 5
• Reanalysis in Korean Complex Predicate Constructions: Causative Derivation
  Ho-Min Sohn  vol. 5
• Negative Polarity Items and Rigidity of Scope
  Keun-Won Sohn  vol. 5
• Classifier Incorporation in Japanese and Korean Partitive Constructions
  Kuo-ming Sung  vol. 5
• Toward Syntax-Information Mapping
  Akihiko Uechi  vol. 5
• Un-Altaic Features of the Korean Verb
  Samuel E. Martin  vol. 6
• Feature Based Account of Complementizer Deletion
  Hirotaka Mitomo  vol. 6
• Tense in the Subject Raising Construction
  Kaoru Ohta  vol. 6
• Two Types of Synthetic Compounds and Move-Affix in Korean
  Chung-Kon Shi  vol. 6
• Numeral Classifiers as Adverbs of Quantification
  Yukiko Sasaki Alam  vol. 6
• Opacity and Subjunctive Complements in Japanese
  Asako Uchibori  vol. 6
• NPIs Outside of Negation Scope
  Daeho Chung and Hong-Keun Park  vol. 6
• Argument Selection of Sino-Korean Verbal Nouns
  Yunsun Jung  vol. 6
• Argument Structure Changes in the Korean Benefactive Construction
  Seok-Hoon You  vol. 6
• Incorporation in Syntax and LF: The Case of Light Verb Constructions and Temporal Constructions in Japanese
  Hiroto Hoshi  vol. 6
• WH-Scope Identification via Quasi-Binding
  Daeho Chung  vol. 7
• Attachment Ambiguity in Head Final Languages
  Yuki Hirose and Soon Ae Chun  vol. 7
• Thetic Markers and Japanese/Korean Perception Verb Complements
  Hisako Ikawa  vol. 7
• Syntactic Reflexes of Tripartite Structures of Generic Sentences
  Youngchul Jun  vol. 7
• Resultatives: English vs. Korean
  Soowon Kim and Joan Maling  vol. 7
• Branchingness and Phrasing in Japanese
  Kiyomi Kusumoto  vol. 7
• Is There a Genuine Himself Type Local Anaphor in Korean and Japanese?
  Gunsoo Lee  vol. 7
• On the Null Beneficiary in Benefactive Constructions in Japanese
  Nanako Machida  vol. 7
• The Japanese Dummy Verbs and the Organization of Grammar
  Keiko Miyagawa  vol. 7
• Morphosyntactic Realization of Aspectual Structure
  William McClure  vol. 7
• Predicate Cleft Constructions in Japanese and Korean: The Role of Dummy Verbs in TP/VP-Preposing
  Kunio Nishiyama and Eun Cho  vol. 7
• Raising Assymetry and Improper Movement
  Hiromu Sakai  vol. 7
• Optimality and Economy of Expression in Japanese and Korean
  Peter Sells  vol. 7
• The Laziest Pronouns
  Satoshi Tomioka  vol. 7
• A Note on Scope Dependencies in Japanese Multiple Wh-questions
  Shin Watanabe  vol. 7
• Formal Dependency, Organization of Grammar, and Japanese Demonstratives
  Hajime Hoji  vol. 7
• Functional Duality of Case-marking Particles in Japanese and Its Implications for Grammaticalization: A Contrastive Study with Korean
  Kaoru Horie  vol. 8
• Grammaticalization: The Ambiguity of Japanese Morpheme -e-
  Tomiko Kodama  vol. 8
• A Unified Analysis of Japanese Adjectives
  Kunio Nishiyama  vol. 8
• Feature Checking and Morphological Merger
  Hiromu Sakai  vol. 8
• Kakari musubi Revisited: Its Functions and Development
  Rumiko Shinzato  vol. 8
• Grammaticalization, Aspect, and Emotion: The Case of Japanese -te shimau and Korean -a/e pelita
  Susan Strauss and Sung-Ock Sohn  vol. 8
• Why, Contrastive Topic, and LF Movement
  Eun Cho  vol. 8
• On selo
  Daeho Chung and Hong-Keun Park  vol. 8
• Scrambling of Weak NPs in Japanese
  Yasuo Ishii  vol. 8
• VP Complement of HI-Causative
  Ae-Ryung Kim  vol. 8
• Focusing Effects in Korean/Japanese Ellipsis
  Jeong-Seok Kim and Keun-Won Sohn  vol. 8
• A Lexical Mapping Theory Account of Korean Case Alternations
  Steven G. Lapointe  vol. 8
• Scrambling of Wh-Phrases and the Move-F Hypothesis
  Hideki Maki and Masao Ochi  vol. 8
• Structure within VP in Japanese
  Kazuko Yatsushiro  vol. 8
• Ambiguity of Relational Nouns and the Argument Structure of Nouns
  Jeong-Me Yoon  vol. 8
• The Strong [neg] Feature of Neg and NPI Licensing in Japanese
  Yasushi Yoshimoto  vol. 8
• Resultatives and Language Variations: Result Phrases and VV Compounds
  Nobuko Hasegawa  vol. 9
• More on Two Ways of Deriving Distributive Readings
  J.-R. Hayashishita  vol. 9
• The Role of the Coordinators in Interpreting ANY in Korean
  Youngjun Jang  vol. 9
• Korean WH-phrases Void of Operator
  Ae-Ryung Kim  vol. 9
• Causativity and Two Types of Noncausative Psych-verbs in Korean
  Sang-Geun Lee  vol. 9
• The Acquisition of Japanese Passives
  Utako Minai  vol. 9
• Ni/ni yotte Variation in Japanese Direct Passives: A Syntactic, Pragmatic, and Historical Account
  Kimi Miyagi  vol. 9
• Some Evidence for a Zero Light Verb in Japanese
  Yutaka Sato  vol. 9
• Scrambling of Adjuncts and Last Resort
  Koji Sugisaki  vol. 9
• Inalienable Possession Construction with ‘do’
  Takae Tsujioka  vol. 9
• Japanese and Korean Causatives Revisited
  Masayoshi Shibatani and Sung Yeo Chung  vol. 10
• On Sound Symbolism in Japanese and Korean
  Reijirou Shibasaki  vol. 10
• A Cognitive Account of Extraction Asymmetry in Japanese Relative Clauses
  Mitsuaki Shimojo  vol. 10
• From Relativization to Clause-linkage: A Constructional Account of Japanese Internally Headed Relativization
  Kyoko Hirose Ohara  vol. 10
• Kakarimusubi and Focus Structure
  Kaoru Ohta  vol. 10
• Information Unpackaging: A Constraint-based Unified Grammar Approach to Topic-Focus Articulation
  Suk-Jin Chang  vol. 10
• NPI Licensing, O/Ga Alternation, Verb Raising and Scrambling
  Susumu Kuno  vol. 10
• Incorporation vs. Modification in Deverbal Compounds
  Yoko Sugioka  vol. 10
• Syntactic and Pragmatic Properties of the NPI Yekan in Korean
  Sae-Youn Cho and Han-Gyu Lee  vol. 10
• The Interpretations of Wh-elements in Conjoined Wh-questions
  Sungeun Cho and Xuan Zhou  vol. 10
• Complex Predicate Formation and Argument Structure of Japanese V-V Compounds
  Thomas Gamerschlag  vol. 10
• Nominative-Genitive Conversion Revisited
  Ken Hiraiwa  vol. 10
• A ‘Removal’ Type of Negative Predicates
  Jieun Joe and Chungmin Lee  vol. 10
• Two Positions of Korean Negation
  Ae-Ryung Kim and Yoshihisa Kitagawa  vol. 10
• Intervention Effects are Focus Effects
  Shin-Sook Kim  vol. 10
• Event Sensitivity of Head-Internal Relatives in Japanese
  Yuki Matsuda  vol. 10
• Conceptual Cloning: The Semantic Licensing of Adjuncts and Nonselected Arguments
  Taro Kageyama  vol. 11
• What the Korean Copula Reveals about the Interaction of Morphology and Syntax
  James Yoon  vol. 11
• Kakari Musubi in Comparative Perspective: Old Japanese ka/ya and Okinawan -ga/-i
  Rumiko Shinzato and Leon A. Serafim  vol. 11
• Case Particles in Korean are Not Focus Markers: A Minimalist Approach to the Focus Interpretation of Case-Marked NPs
  Jung-Min Jo  vol. 11
• On the Correlation Between Scope Reconstruction and the Proper Binding Condition: A Case Study with Scrambling in Japanese and German
  Masakazu Kuno  vol. 11
• NP-Analysis of Japanese ‘PP’
  Hirotaka Mitomo  vol. 11
• The Thematic Roles of Sentential To/Ko Complements in Japanese/Korean
  Mitsue Motomura  vol. 11
• The Echoed Verb Construction in Korean: Evidence for V-raising
  Kiyong Choi  vol. 11
• On Conjunct Size in Korean -ko Coordination
  Daeho Chung  vol. 11
• A New Form of Nominal Ellipsis in Japanese
  Richard K. Larson and Hiroko Yamakido  vol. 11
• Semantic and Combinatorial Valences for Korean Case Markers and COMPs
  Chongwon Park  vol. 11
• Pushing Verbs Back into VP: A Counter-Proposal for the Recent Overt Verb-Raising Analysis in Japanese
  Kazuhiko Fukushima  vol. 11
• Subject Positions in Japanese
  Yukiko Ueda  vol. 11
• From Progressive to Perfect: A Corpus-based Study of the ‘Perfect’ Meaning of the Korean Progressive Form -ko iss-
  Masakazu Wako, Shigeru Sato, and Kaoru Horie  vol. 12
• Recent Trends in Japanese Causatives: The Sa-Insertion Phenomenon
  Judy Okada  vol. 12
• The Optionality of the Quotative Particle -to in Japanese Mimetics
  Makiko Asano  vol. 12
• Subject Case Marking in Early Classical Japanese: A New Perspective from Stochastic Optimality Theory
  Chiharu Uda Kikuta  vol. 12
• C-Correlatives: Their Semantic Function and Syntactic Position
  Daeho Chung  vol. 12
• Case Checking by AspP: The Syntax and Semantics of Predicative Postpositions
  Stanley Dubinsky and Shoko Hamano  vol. 12
• Restriction on Covert Movement: Evidence from Comparative Ellipsis in Japanese
  J.-R. Hayashishita  vol. 12
• Ambiguity in the Korean Morphological Causative/Passive
  Hee-Soo Kim and Acrisio Pires  vol. 12
• Default Prosody Explains Neglected Syntactic Analyses in Japanese
  Yoshihisa Kitagawa and Janet Dean Fodor  vol. 12
• Remarks on Unaccusativity and Unergativity in Japanese and Korean
  Susumu Kuno and Ken-ichi Takami  vol. 12
• Object Experiencer Psych Verbs as Lexical Causatives in Japanese
  Mitsue Motomura  vol. 12
• Direct Movement Passives in Korean and Japanese
  Sang Doh Park and John Whitman  vol. 12

Semantics

• Counterfactual Concessive Conditionals in Japanese
  Seiko Fujii Yamaguchi  vol. 1
• The Proper Treatment of Every and Some in Japanese
  Kazuhiko Fukushima  vol. 1
• Markers of Distributivity in Japanese and Korean
  David Gil  vol. 1
• Where Do the Contrastive and Focus Readings Come From?
  Kwang-sup Kim  vol. 1
• The Scope Interaction of Wh-word and Quantifier
  Jinhee Suh  vol. 1
• Indefinite Wh Pronouns and the Morpheme Mo in Japanese
  Ruriko Kawashima  vol. 2
• Scrambling and Scope in Japanese
  Masanori Nakamura  vol. 2
• A Note on So-Called “Donkey Sentences” in Japanese: A Preliminary Study
  Shin Watanabe  vol. 2
• Adjuncts and Event Argument in Restructuring
  Natsuko Tsujimura  vol. 3
• On the Syntactic Properties of the Passive Morpheme in Japanese
  Hiroto Hoshi  vol. 3
• The Affected Construction in Korean and Japanese
  Taegoo Chung  vol. 3
• Numeral Classifier Phrases Inside DP and the Specificity Effect
  Hisatsugu Kitahara  vol. 3
• A Semantic Parameter: The Progressive in Japanese and English
  William McClure  vol. 3
• Do aru and iru Exist as Verbs of Existence in Japanese?
  Susan Strauss  vol. 3
• An Analysis of Non-Challengeable Modals: Korean -canha(yo) and Japanese -janai
  Yumiko Kawanishi  vol. 4
• Structure and Scope in Korean Psych Constructions
  Jong-Bok Kim  vol. 4
• Adversity and Retained Object Passive Constructions
  Kyunghwan Kim  vol. 4
• The Conceptualization of the Rounded Dimension in Korean: The Semantic Analysis of kwulk-, kanul-, and cal-
  Okja Lee  vol. 4
• On the Tense System of Japanese
  Akira Nakamura  vol. 4
• Benefactive Constructions: A Japanese-Korean Comparative Perspective
  Masayoshi Shibatani  vol. 4
• A Cross-Linguistic Analysis of Japanese, Korean and Spanish: -te shimau, -a/e pelita, and the ‘Romance reflexive’ se
  Susan Strauss  vol. 4
• Japanese Common Nouns and Their Unquantificational Nature
  Hisako Takano  vol. 4
• The Semantics of Relative Clauses in Korean
  Jae-Hak Yoon  vol. 4
• Time, Reality, and Agentivity in Japanese Negation
  Wesley Jacobsen  vol. 5
• Reconstruction vs. Copying: The Case of Wh-Scope
  Jung-Goo Kang and Gereon Müller  vol. 5
• Anaphora and Individuations of Situations
  Yookyung Kim  vol. 5
• Subjectification and Adverbs in Japanese
  Naomi Hanaoka McGloin  vol. 5
• Floating Quantifiers and the Stage/Individual-Level Distinction
  Yoichi Miyamoto  vol. 5
• Negative Polarity Items and Rigidity of Scope
  Keun-Won Sohn  vol. 5
• Toward Syntax-Information Mapping
  Akihiko Uechi  vol. 5
• Nominal Adjectives in Japanese (and in Korean?)
  Satoshi Uehara  vol. 5
• Numeral Classifiers as Adverbs of Quantification
  Yukiko Sasaki Alam  vol. 6
• Verb Lexicalization Patterns in Korean - with Focus on Motion Conflation in Complex Verb Constructions
  Young-joo Kim  vol. 6
• On the Primacy of Progressive Over Resultative State: The Case of Japanese -teiru
  Yasuhiro Shirai  vol. 6
• Groups as Event-oriented Entities
  Eun-Joo Kwak  vol. 6
• Topic and Focus in Korean: The Information Partition by Phrase Structure and Morphology
  Hye-Won Choi  vol. 6
• Asymmetry in the Interpretation of -(n)un in Korean
  Chung-hye Han  vol. 7
• Where the Progressive and the Resultative Meet: A Typology of Imperfective Morphology in Japanese, Korean, Chinese and English
  Yasuhiro Shirai  vol. 7
• WH-Scope Identification via Quasi-Binding
  Daeho Chung  vol. 7
• Thetic Markers and Japanese/Korean Perception Verb Complements
  Hisako Ikawa  vol. 7
• Resultatives: English vs. Korean
  Soowon Kim and Joan Maling  vol. 7
• On the Null Beneficiary in Benefactive Constructions in Japanese
  Nanako Machida  vol. 7
• A Note on Scope Dependencies in Japanese Multiple Wh-questions
  Shin Watanabe  vol. 7
• Semantics and Pragmatics of Contrastive Topic in Korean and English
  Hae-Kyung Wee  vol. 7
• The Function of -o in Japanese
  Naoko Takahashi  vol. 8
• The Stage-Level/Individual-Level Distinction: An Analysis of -te-iru
  Ayako Yamagata  vol. 8
• Why, Contrastive Topic, and LF Movement
  Eun Cho  vol. 8
• Ambiguity of Relational Nouns and the Argument Structure of Nouns
  Jeong-Me Yoon  vol. 8
• A Cognitive Approach to Connective Particles -e and -ko: Conceptual Unity and Conceptual Separation in Korean Motion Verbs
  Jeong-Hwa Lee  vol. 9
• What does ssik in Korean Really Mean?
  David McKercher and Yookyung Kim  vol. 9
• Quantificational Elements and Polarity Licensing in Japanese
  Shravan Vasishth  vol. 9
• More on Two Ways of Deriving Distributive Readings
  J.-R. Hayashishita  vol. 9
• Causativity and Two Types of Noncausative Psych-verbs in Korean
  Sang-Geun Lee  vol. 9
• Characteristic Lexicalization Patterns of Motion Events in Korean
  Sung-Chool Im  vol. 10
• Kakarimusubi and Focus Structure
  Kaoru Ohta  vol. 10
• Semantic Bifurcation in Japanese Compound Verbs
  Timothy J. Vance  vol. 10
• Information Unpackaging: A Constraint-based Unified Grammar Approach to Topic-Focus Articulation
  Suk-Jin Chang  vol. 10
• Negative Polarity in Korean and Japanese
  Chungmin Lee  vol. 10
• Semantic Co-Composition of the Korean Substantival Nouns-ha(ta) Construction: Evidence for the Generative Lexicon
  Jong Sup Jun  vol. 10
• Intervention Effects are Focus Effects
  Shin-Sook Kim  vol. 10
• Event Sensitivity of Head-Internal Relatives in Japanese
  Yuki Matsuda  vol. 10
• Spatial Semantics and Cognition in Infancy and Adulthood: A Cross-Linguistic Study of English and Korean
  Soonja Choi  vol. 11
• Conceptual Cloning: The Semantic Licensing of Adjuncts and Nonselected Arguments
  Taro Kageyama  vol. 11
• A Conditioning Factor in Possessor Agreement Constructions
  Sungeun Cho  vol. 11
• Multiple Times and Multiple Worlds: Modal and Temporal Meaning in BA, TEMO, TEWA, and NARA Conditionals in Japanese
  Wesley M. Jacobsen  vol. 11
• The Semantics of -teiru in Japanese
  Kiyomi Kusumoto  vol. 11
• Predication and Discourse Functions of Focusing in Japanese
  Yuki Matsuda  vol. 11
• Subject Positions in Japanese
  Yukiko Ueda  vol. 11
• C-Correlatives: Their Semantic Function and Syntactic Position
  Daeho Chung  vol. 12
• Ambiguity in the Korean Morphological Causative/Passive
  Hee-Soo Kim and Acrisio Pires  vol. 12
• Talking, Topics, Types, and Tokens
  Robert Fiengo  vol. 12
• Spatial Deixis in Korean and Japanese: Addressee-anchor Isolated System versus Dual-anchor System
  Shingo Imai  vol. 12
• Contrastive Topic and/or Contrastive Focus
  Chungmin Lee  vol. 12
• Semantic Properties of (Non-)Floating Quantifiers and their Syntactic Implications
  Kimiko Nakanishi  vol. 12
• Analyzing -te
  Kentaro Nakatani  vol. 12
• Event Cancellation and Telicity
  Natsuko Tsujimura  vol. 12

Pragmatics, Discourse and Conversation

• The Sentence-Final Particle Ne as a Tool for Cooperation in Japanese Conversation
  Haruko Minegishi Cook  vol. 1
• Continuity of Action and Topic in Discourse
  Hoeyron Kim  vol. 1
• Cognitive and Syntactic Bases of Topicalized and Nontopicalized Sentences in Japanese
  S.-Y. Kuroda  vol. 1
• A Pragmatic Account of the Distribution of Come and Go in English, Japanese and Korean
  Tsuneko Nakazawa  vol. 1
• Conflict Avoidance in Social Interaction: A Sociolinguistic Comparison of the Korean and Japanese Honorific Systems
  Moe-Ron Pork  vol. 1
• WA and GA: From the Perspective of the Deictic Center in Discourse
  Noriko Watanabe  vol. 1
• On the Clause-Linking to Construction in Japanese
  Seiko Yamaguchi Fujii  vol. 2
• Functional Transfer in the History of Japanese Language
  Shoichi Iwasaki  vol. 2
• Topicality in Korean Conversation: A Conversation Analytic Perspective
  Kyu-hyun Kim  vol. 2
• Linguistic Politeness and Cultural Style: Observations from Japanese
  Yoshiko Matsumoto  vol. 2
• Idiomatic Conditionals in Japanese
  Shigeko Okamoto  vol. 2
• Cognition, Affect, and Topicality of the Causal Particle -Nikka in Korean
  Sung-Ock S. Sohn  vol. 2
• The Korean Modal Marker Keyss as a Marker of Affect: An Interactional Perspective
  Kyung-Hee Suh and Kyu-hyun Kim  vol. 2
• Other-Initiated Repair Sequences in Korean Conversation as Interactional Resources
  Kyu-hyun Kim  vol. 3
• Functions of the Filler ano in Japanese
  Haruko Minegishi Cook  vol. 3
• The Structure of the Intonation Unit in Japanese
  Shoichi Iwasaki  vol. 3
• Relative Clauses and Discourse Strategies
  Yoko Collier-Sanuki  vol. 3
• Some Observations in Humble Expressions in Japanese: Distribution of o- V(stem) suru and 'V(causative) itadaku
  Junko Mori  vol. 3
• A Comparative Study of Self-Repair in English and Japanese Conversation
  Makoto Hayashi  vol. 4
• An Analysis of Non-Challengeable Modals: Korean -canha(yo) and Japanese -janai
  Yumiko Kawanishi  vol. 4
• The Discourse Connective nikka in Korean Conversation
  Kyu-hyun Kim and Kyung-Hee Suh  vol. 4
• Functions of the Connective Datte in Japanese Conversation
  Junko Mori  vol. 4
• A Cross-Linguistic Analysis of Japanese, Korean and Spanish: -te shimau, -a/e pelita, and the ‘Romance reflexive’ se
  Susan Strauss  vol. 4
• Speaker's Subjectivity and the Use of shimau in Japanese Spoken Narratives
  Eri Yoshida  vol. 4
• The Use of Addressee Honorifics in Japanese Elementary School Classrooms
  Haruko Minegishi Cook  vol. 5
• Dealing with Prior Talk: Discourse Connectives in Korean Conversation
  Kyu-hyun Kim and Kyung-Hee Suh  vol. 5
• The Complementary Functions of Tara and To: Evidence from Procedural/Instructional Discourse
  Patricia Mayes  vol. 5
• Historical Change of the Japanese Connective Datte: Its Form and Functions
  Junko Mori  vol. 5
• A Study of Co-Construction in Japanese: We Don't Finish Each Other's Sentences
  Tsuyoshi Ono and Eri Yoshida  vol. 5
• The Korean Connective Nuntey in Conversational Discourse
  Yong-Yae Park  vol. 5
• Assessment Strategies in Japanese, Korean, and American English
  Susan Strauss and Yumiko Kawanishi  vol. 5
• On the Development of Sentence-Final Particles in Korean
  Sung-Ock S. Sohn  vol. 5
• Towards a Theory of Desirability in Conditional Reasoning
  Noriko Akatsuka  vol. 6
• An Exploration of Sentence-final Uses of the Quotative Particle in Japanese Spoken Discourse
  Makoto Hayashi  vol. 6
• An Expanded Concept of Speakerhood in Japanese Discourse
  Dina R. Yoshimi  vol. 6
• Japanese keto: Discourse Genre and Grammaticization
  Toshihide Nakayama and Kumiko Ichihashi-Nakayama  vol. 6
• How ‘Seeing’ Approaches ‘Knowing’ in Korean, Japanese, and English: An Analysis of pota, miru, and see
  Yong-Yae Park and Susan Strauss  vol. 6
• Discourse Motivations for Referential Choice in Korean Acquisition
  Patricia M. Clancy  vol. 6
• On the Function of the Japanese Particle wa: New Ligh on Two Distinct Uses of the te-wa Construction
  Setsuko Arita  vol. 6
• A Cognitive Account of the Korean Morpheme -se: A Marker of Inclusiveness
  Susan Strauss  vol. 6
• The Discourse Function of the -myen Clause in Korean
  Chang-Bong Lee  vol. 6
• Asymmetry in the Interpretation of -(n)un in Korean
  Chung-hye Han  vol. 7
• Ventriloquism in Text and Talk: Functions of Self- and Other-Quotation in Japanese
  Senko K. Maynard  vol. 7
• Turn Taking in Japanese Conversation: Grammar, Intonation and Pragmatics
  Hiroko Furo  vol. 7
• So? (On Japanese Connectives sorede, dakara, and ja)
  Mutsuko Endo Hudson  vol. 7
• Co-Construction in Japanese Revisited: We Do “Finish Each Other's Sentences”
  Makoto Hayashi and Junko Mori  vol. 7
• It Takes Two to Dance: The Interactional Determinants of NP Intonation Units with a Marked Rising Intonation (hangimonkei) in Japanese Conversation
  Tsuyoshi Ono, Eri Yoshida, and Mieko Banno  vol. 7
• Hai and Ee: An Interactional Analysis
  Naomi Hanaoka McGloin  vol. 7
• Some Uses and Meanings of Utterance - Initial iya in Japanese Discourse
  Scott Saft  vol. 7
• The Use and Non-Use of Honorifics in Sales Talk in Kyoto and Osaka: Are They Rude or Friendly?
  Shigeko Okamoto  vol. 7
• What the Language in Television Commercials Reveals about Cultural Preferences: A Glimpse into Japanese, American, and Korean Advertising Strategies
  Susan Strauss and Yong Yae Park  vol. 7
• An Analysis of Japanese Ne: In Terms of the Theory of Territory of Information
  Akio Kamio  vol. 7
• The Complementizer Toyuu in Japanese
  Yoshiko Matsumoto  vol. 7
• Where the Progressive and the Resultative Meet: A Typology of Imperfective Morphology in Japanese, Korean, Chinese and English
  Yasuhiro Shirai  vol. 7
• Semantics and Pragmatics of Contrastive Topic in Korean and English
  Hae-Kyung Wee  vol. 7
• Repetition, Reformulation, and Definitions: Prosodic Indexes of Elaboration in Japanese Discourse
  Mieko Banno  vol. 8
• Projection of Talk Using Language, Intonation, Deictic and Iconic Gestures and Other Body Movements
  Keiko Emmett  vol. 8
• Turn-taking in Japanese Political Debate: Syntax, Intonation, and Semantics
  Hiroko Furo  vol. 8
• Interactive Grammar: The Turn-Final Use of nuntey in Korean and kedo in Japanese
  Yong-Yae Park  vol. 8
• Specificity and Salability: Product Highlighting Strategies in Television Commercials of Japan, Korea, and the U.S.
  Susan Strauss  vol. 8
• Direct Discourse and New Character Introductions in Japanese Narrative Discourse
  Noriko Watanabe  vol. 8
• A New Approach to the Analysis of the Sentence Final Particles ne and yo: An Interface Between Prosody and Pragmatics
  Sanae Eda  vol. 9
• From Place to Space to Discourse: A Contrastive Linguistic Analysis of Japanese tokoru and Korean tey
  Kaoru Horie and Yuko Sassa  vol. 9
• A Discourse Analysis of the Realization of Object NP Forms in Korean
  Eon-suk Ko  vol. 9
• When Does Communication Turn Mentally Inward?: A Case Study of Japanese Formal-to-Informal Switching
  Seiichi Makino  vol. 10
• Markers of Epistemic vs. Affective Stances: Desyoo vs. Zyanai
  Naomi Hanaoka McGloin  vol. 10
• The Social Meanings of the Japanese Plain Form
  Haruko Minegishi Cook  vol. 10
• Listener Responses in Telephone and Face-to-face Conversations: How do Non-verbal Behaviors Affect Japanese and English Interactions?
  Hiroko Furo  vol. 10
• Where Korean and Japanese Differ: Modality vs. Discourse Modality
  Kaoru Horie and Kaori Taira  vol. 10
• Demonstratives as Prospective Indexicals: ku and ce in Korean Conversation
  Kyu-hyun Kim and Kyung-Hee Suh  vol. 10
• The Switching Between desu/masu Form and Plain Form: From the Perspective of Turn Construction
  Maeri Megumi  vol. 10
• Stance Marking in the Collaborative Completion of Sentences: Final Particles as Epistemic Markers in Japanese
  Emi Morita  vol. 10
• Discourse, Grammaticalization, and Intonation: An Analysis of -ketun in Korean
  Mee-Jeong Park and Sung-Ock S. Sohn  vol. 10
• Prosody and Information Structure in Japanese: A Case Study of Topic Marker wa
  Kimiko Nakanishi  vol. 10
• Information Unpackaging: A Constraint-based Unified Grammar Approach to Topic-Focus Articulation
  Suk-Jin Chang  vol. 10
• Syntactic and Pragmatic Properties of the NPI Yekan in Korean
  Sae-Youn Cho and Han-Gyu Lee  vol. 10
• Functions of the Attitudinal Discourse Marker maa in Japanese Conversation
  Atsuko Fukada-Karlin  vol. 11
• An Analysis of Increments in Japanese Conversation in Terms of Intonation and Grammar
  Chisato Koike  vol. 11
• Typology of Accent Languages and the Role of Prosodic Phrasing in English and Japanese
  Hiroyuki Nagahara  vol. 11
• Some Uses of the Fall-Rise-Fall Terminal Intonation Contour in Korean Conversation
  Joseph Sung-Yul Park  vol. 11
• Indirect Quotations in Korean Conversations
  Sung-Ock S. Sohn and Mee-Jeong Park  vol. 11
• Gaze, Head Nodding, and Aizuti in Information Presenting Activities
  Polly Szatrowski  vol. 11
• Grammaticalization and Synchronic Variation: A Unified Account of the Discourse-Pragmatics of -na in Korean
  Hyo Sang Lee  vol. 11
• Reported Speech as an Interactive Resource: An Examination of Korean Quotative Constructions
  Mary Shin Kim  vol. 12
• Referential Topic Management in Japanese and Korean Oral Narratives
  Yuko Nakahama  vol. 12
• Eating is Contemptible: Grammaticalization of Ingestion Verbs in Korean
  Seongha Rhee  vol. 12
• On the Emergence of Intersubjectivity: An Analysis of the Sentence-final nikka in Korean
  Sung Ock S. Sohn  vol. 12
• Topic Initiation in Japanese Business Telephone Conversations
  Lindsay Amthor Yotsukura  vol. 12
• Talking, Topics, Types, and Tokens
  Robert Fiengo  vol. 12
• Contrastive Topic and/or Contrastive Focus
  Chungmin Lee  vol. 12
• Analyzing -te
  Kentaro Nakatani  vol. 12

Psycholinguistics and Cognition

• How Languages Encode the Cognitive Notion of Directness and Indirectness: A Typological Study
  Kaoru Horie  vol. 1
• Continuity of Action and Topic in Discourse
  Hoeyron Kim  vol. 1
• Cognitive and Syntactic Bases of Topicalized and Nontopicalized Sentences in Japanese
  S.-Y. Kuroda  vol. 1
• Cognition, Affect, and Topicality of the Causal Particle -Nikka in Korean
  Sung-Ock S. Sohn  vol. 2
• Conditionality and Deontic Modality in Japanese and Korean: Evidence from the Emergence of Conditionals
  Noriko Akatsuka and Patricia M. Clancy  vol. 2
• Word Order vs. Word Class: Portmanteau Sentences in Bilinguals
  Shoji Azuma  vol. 2
• The Organization of the Korean Syllable: Experimental Evidence
  Bruce L. Derwing, Yeo Bom Yoon, and Sook Whan Cho  vol. 2
• Processing of Japanese Relative Clause Constructions
  Hiroko Yamashita, Laurie Stowe, and Mineharu Nakayama  vol. 2
• The Conceptualization of the Rounded Dimension in Korean: The Semantic Analysis of kwulk-, kanul-, and cal-
  Okja Lee  vol. 4
• A Cognitive Account of the Korean Morpheme -se: A Marker of Inclusiveness
  Susan Strauss  vol. 6
• Color Naming and Color Categorization in Korean
  Rodney E. Tyson  vol. 7
• Attachment Ambiguity in Head Final Languages
  Yuki Hirose and Soon Ae Chun  vol. 7
• Adjectives and Adjectival Nouns in Japanese: Psychological Processes in Sentence Production
  Noriko Iwasaki, Gabriella Vigliocco, and Merrill F. Garrett  vol. 8
• The Psychological Status of Syntactic Constraints on Rendaku
  Tam Kozman  vol. 8
• Head Directionality and Intrasentential Code-switching: A Study of Japanese Canadian and Korean Americans' Bilingual Speech
  Miwa Nishimura and Keumsil Kim Yoon  vol. 8
• Psycholinguistic Investigation of the Acquisition of Negation in Japanese
  Tetsuya Sano  vol. 8
• A Cognitive Approach to Connective Particles -e and -ko: Conceptual Unity and Conceptual Separation in Korean Motion Verbs
  Jeong-Hwa Lee  vol. 9
• On the Interaction of Temporal and Modal Meaning in Japanese Conditionals
  Wesley M. Jacobsen  vol. 10
• Processing Japanese and Korean: Full Attachment versus Efficiency
  William O'Grady, Michiko Nakamura, and Miseon Lee  vol. 10
• Japanese and Korean Causatives Revisited
  Masayoshi Shibatani and Sung Yeo Chung  vol. 10
• Characteristic Lexicalization Patterns of Motion Events in Korean
  Sung-Chool Im  vol. 10
• The Processing of Wh-phrases and Interrogative Complementizers in Japanese
  Edson T. Miyamoto and Shoichi Takahashi  vol. 10
• On Sound Symbolism in Japanese and Korean
  Reijirou Shibasaki  vol. 10
• A Cognitive Account of Extraction Asymmetry in Japanese Relative Clauses
  Mitsuaki Shimojo  vol. 10
• Grammar, Cognition and Procedure as Reflected in Route Directions in Japanese, Korean and American English
  Susan Strauss, Hanae Katayama, and Jong Oh Eun  vol. 10
• Spatial Semantics and Cognition in Infancy and Adulthood: A Cross-Linguistic Study of English and Korean
  Soonja Choi  vol. 11
• Processing of Japanese Wh-scrambling Constructions
  Sachiko Aoshima, Colin Phillips, and Amy Weinberg  vol. 12
• What Japanese Parsing Tells us about Parsing
  Janet Dean Fodor and Yuki Hirose  vol. 12

L1 and L2 Acquisition

• Parameter Settings in the L2 Acquisition of English Reflexives
  Makiko Hirakawa  vol. 1
• Development of Locative Case Markers in Korean
  Soonja Choi  vol. 2
• The Acquisition of the Japanese Subject Marker Ga and its Theoretical Implications
  Patricia Mayes and Tsuyoshi Ono  vol. 2
• Referential Structure in Japanese Children's Narratives: The Acquisition of wa and ga
  Kei Nakamura  vol. 3
• Grammatical Factors in the Acquisition of Complex Structures in Japanese
  Wendy Snyder  vol. 3
• On the Acquisition of Japanese Demonstratives by Korean Speakers
  Kumiko Sakoda  vol. 4
• Psycholinguistic Investigation of the Acquisition of Negation in Japanese
  Tetsuya Sano  vol. 8
• Acquiring Mora-timing: The Case of the Japanese Coda Nasal
  Katsura Aoyama  vol. 9
• The Acquisition of Japanese Passives
  Utako Minai  vol. 9
• Spatial Semantics and Cognition in Infancy and Adulthood: A Cross-Linguistic Study of English and Korean
  Soonja Choi  vol. 11
• Consonant Harmony in Child Korean: A Comparison with Child English
  Mi-Hui Cho  vol. 11
• Features of Korean Narrative Discourse Reflected in Native vs. Non-native Conversation
  Kyung-Eun Yoon  vol. 11
• ‘Passive’ Unaccusatives in L2 Acquisition
  Noriaki Yusa  vol. 11
• Quantifier Floating and Word Order in First Language Acquisition of Japanese
  Takaaki Suzuki and Naoko Yoshinaga  vol. 12

Historical Linguistics, Language Change and Grammaticalization

• Sound Changes in Korean: An Underspecification Theoretical Approach
  So-Woo Chung  vol. 1
• Functional Transfer in the History of Japanese Language
  Shoichi Iwasaki  vol. 2
• From Zero to Overt Nominalizer NO: A Syntactic Change in Japanese
  Kaoru Horie  vol. 3
• Negative conditionality: The case of Japanese -tewa and Korean -taka
  Noriko Akatsuka and Sung-Ock S. Sohn  vol. 4
• Synchronic and Diachronic Aspects of Complex Predicates in Korean and Japanese
  Carl Falsgraf and Insun Park  vol. 4
• Adverbial Modification in Old Japanese
  Peter Hendricks  vol. 4
• Historical Change of the Japanese Connective Datte: Its Form and Functions
  Junko Mori  vol. 5
• On the Development of Sentence-Final Particles in Korean
  Sung-Ock S. Sohn  vol. 5
• Kakari Particles and the Merger of the Predicative and Attributive Forms in the Japanese Verbal System
  Peter Hendriks  vol. 7
• The Correspondence between the Form and Meaning of Predicative Grammatical Categories in Classical Japanese
  Katsunobu Izutsu  vol. 7
• Functional Duality of Case-marking Particles in Japanese and Its Implications for Grammaticalization: A Contrastive Study with Korean
  Kaoru Horie  vol. 8
• Grammaticalization: The Ambiguity of Japanese Morpheme -e-
  Tomiko Kodama  vol. 8
• Kakari musubi Revisited: Its Functions and Development
  Rumiko Shinzato  vol. 8
• Grammaticalization, Aspect, and Emotion: The Case of Japanese -te shimau and Korean -a/e pelita
  Susan Strauss and Sung-Ock Sohn  vol. 8
• A Reconstruction of Proto-Ryukyuan Accent
  Moriyo Shimabukuro  vol. 8
• The Old Japanese Vowel System: Implications of Speech Perception
  Natasha Warner  vol. 8
• Toward Common Japanese-Koguryoic: A Reexamination of Old Koguryo Onomastic Materials
  Christopher Beckwith  vol. 9
• Rendaku and Proto-Japanese Accent Classes
  J. Marshall Unger  vol. 9
• Forgotten Voices: Early Recordings of the Kawakami Troupe
  J. Paul Warnick  vol. 9
• Ni/ni yotte Variation in Japanese Direct Passives: A Syntactic, Pragmatic, and Historical Account
  Kimi Miyagi  vol. 9
• A Dispersion Account on Middle Korean Vowel Shifts
  Sang-Cheol Ahn  vol. 10
• Genitive tu in OJ and Historical Changes of Genitive Particles
  Yu Hirata  vol. 10
• On the Emergence of Korean Concessive myense: Focusing on the Grammaticalization of se
  Minju Kim  vol. 10
• From Relativization to Clause-linkage: A Constructional Account of Japanese Internally Headed Relativization
  Kyoko Hirose Ohara  vol. 10
• Kakarimusubi and Focus Structure
  Kaoru Ohta  vol. 10
• Discourse, Grammaticalization, and Intonation: An Analysis of -ketun in Korean
  Mee-Jeong Park and Sung-Ock S. Sohn  vol. 10
• Kakari Musubi, Noda-constructions, and How Grammaticalization Theory Meets Formal Grammar
  Wolfram Schaffar  vol. 10
• Development of Semantic Theme Markers for Desiderative Predicates in Japanese
  Yu Hirata  vol. 11
• Grammaticalization and Synchronic Variation: A Unified Account of the Discourse-Pragmatics of -na in Korean
  Hyo Sang Lee  vol. 11
• Honorifics in a Democratized Japan: Changes in the Usage of Keigo Since World War II (A Case Study of Letters and Literature)
  Marc Musteric  vol. 11
• From Verb Infinitive to Formant/Ending: -si in Early Japanese Adjectives
  Charles J. Quinn, Jr.  vol. 11
• Kakari Musubi in Comparative Perspective: Old Japanese ka/ya and Okinawan -ga/-i
  Rumiko Shinzato and Leon A. Serafim  vol. 11
• Reconstructing Temporal Structures in Korean Texts: A Contrastive Study with Japanese
  Masakazu Wako, Kaoru Horie, and Shigeru Sato  vol. 11
• From Progressive to Perfect: A Corpus-based Study of the ‘Perfect’ Meaning of the Korean Progressive Form -ko iss-
  Masakazu Wako, Shigeru Sato, and Kaoru Horie  vol. 12
• Recent Trends in Japanese Causatives: The Sa-Insertion Phenomenon
  Judy Okada  vol. 12
• Eating is Contemptible: Grammaticalization of Ingestion Verbs in Korean
  Seongha Rhee  vol. 12
• Subject Case Marking in Early Classical Japanese: A New Perspective from Stochastic Optimality Theory
  Chiharu Uda Kikuta  vol. 12

Sociolinguistics and Language Use

• Conflict Avoidance in Social Interaction: A Sociolinguistic Comparison of the Korean and Japanese Honorific Systems
  Moe-Ron Pork  vol. 1
• Linguistic Politeness and Cultural Style: Observations from Japanese
  Yoshiko Matsumoto  vol. 2
• The Use of Addressee Honorifics in Japanese Elementary School Classrooms
  Haruko Minegishi Cook  vol. 5
• Assessment Strategies in Japanese, Korean, and American English
  Susan Strauss and Yumiko Kawanishi  vol. 5
• The Use and Non-Use of Honorifics in Sales Talk in Kyoto and Osaka: Are They Rude or Friendly?
  Shigeko Okamoto  vol. 7
• What the Language in Television Commercials Reveals about Cultural Preferences: A Glimpse into Japanese, American, and Korean Advertising Strategies
  Susan Strauss and Yong-Yae Park  vol. 7
• Turn-taking in Japanese Political Debate: Syntax, Intonation, and Semantics
  Hiroko Furo  vol. 8
• Specificity and Salability: Product Highlighting Strategies in Television Commercials of Japan, Korea, and the U.S.
  Susan Strauss  vol. 8
• Code-switching in Japanese/English: A Study of Japanese-American WWII Veterans
  Tomoko Kozasa  vol. 9
• Supporting Korean and Japanese on the Internet: Web Standards, Unicode and National Character Encodings
  Katsuhiko Momoi  vol. 10
• Honorifics in a Democratized Japan: Changes in the Usage of Keigo Since World War II (A Case Study of Letters and Literature)
  Marc Musteric  vol. 11