Japanese and Korean Linguistics

Papers are sorted first by subject categories, and then by volumes; a single paper may be classified into more than one subject category.

• 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
• Preservation of Lexical Prominence in Vocative Chant
  Young-Mee Yu Cho, Mariko Saiki  vol. 13
• Acoustic Properties of Japanese and English Vowels: Effects of Phonetic and Prosodic Context
  Miwako Hisagi, Kanae Nishi, Winifred Strange  vol. 13
• On the Proper Treatment of Non-Crisp Edges
  Shigeto Kawahara  vol. 13
• Accent and Sound Symbolism in Japanese
  Shoko Hamano  vol. 14
• Intonational Phonology of Seoul Korean Revisited
  Sun-Ah Jun  vol. 14
• Consonant Coocurrence Restrictions in Yamato Japanese
  Shigeto Kawahara, Hajime Ono, Kiyoshi Sudo  vol. 14
• Phonological Structure and Unaccented Nouns in Tokyo and Osaka Japanese
  Haruo Kubozono, Misa Fukui  vol. 14
• Theoretical Implications of Mimetic Voicing in Japanese
  Kazutaka Kurisu  vol. 14
• Loan Phonology Is Not All Perception: Evidence from Japanese Loan Doublets
  Jennifer L. Smith  vol. 14
• A Phonologically Null Copula Functioning as a Light Verb in Japanese
  Yutaka Sato  vol. 13
• Prosodically Conditioned Ellipsis and Lexical Integrity in Sino-Japanese Morphology
  Hitoshi Horiuchi  vol. 15
• The Feature Hierarchy of Korean Consonants in Speech Errors
  Kyung-Shim Kang  vol. 15
• Rock Rhymes in Japanese Hip-Hop Rhymes
  Natsuko Tsujimura, Stuart Davis, Kyoko Okamura  vol. 15
• On Neutral Vowels in Korean Vowel Harmony
  Gwanhi Yun  vol. 15
• The Acquisition of the Constraints on Mimetic Verbs in Japanese and Korean
  Kimi Akita  vol. 16
• Language-Specific Production and Perceptual Compensation in V-to-V Coarticulatory Patterns: Evidence from Korean and Japanese
  Jeong-Im Han  vol. 16
• Peculiar Accentuation of Prefixes in Pusan Korean and Its Implications
  Ho-Kyung Jun  vol. 16
• A Phonetic Duration-based Analysis of Loan Adaptation in Korean and Japanese
  Mira Oh  vol. 16
• Processing Left Peripheral NPI in Korean: At the Syntax/Phonology Interface
  Jieun Kiaer and Ruth Kempson  vol. 16
• Contrast Enhancement in Hyper-articulated Clear Speech: Age-related Changes in Korean Stop Production
  Kyoung-ho Kang and Susan G. Guion  vol. 17
• Stress and Long Vowels in Korean: Chicken or Egg First?
  Eon-Suk Ko  vol. 17
• Not All Epenthetic Contexts are Equal: Differential Effects in Japanese Illusory Vowel Perception
  Philip J. Monahan, Eri Takahashi, Chizuru Nakao and William Idsardi  vol. 17
• Recursive Prosodic Phrasing in Japanese
  Junko Ito and Armin Mester  vol. 18
• Phonetic and Psycholinguistic Prominence in Pun Formation: Evidence for Prositional Faithfulness
  Hyun-ju Kim  vol. 18
• Lexical Indexation in Sino-Japanese Exceptionality
  Kazutaka Kurisu  vol. 18
• Syllable Deletion as a Prosodically Conditioned Derived Environment Effect
  Kan Sasaki  vol. 18
• Cross-linguistic Perception of Fricatives and Affricates: A Correlation between Adults' Perception and Children's Acquisition Order
  Hajime Takeyasu  vol. 18
• Korean Learners' Perception of Word Boundaries in English
  Gwanhi Yun  vol. 18
• Integrated Accounts on Consonant Cluster Simplification
  Myeon Ahn  vol. 19
• A Statistical Model of Korean Loanword Phonology
  Hahn Koo  vol. 19
• Variation and Noun-Verb Asymmetry in Consonant Cluster Simplification in Seoul Korean
  Kyuwon Moon  vol. 19
• Japanese Velar Allophones Revisited: A Quantitative Analysis Based on the Speech Production Experiments
  Shin-Ichiro Sano  vol. 19
• Mimetic Vowel Harmony
  Kimi Akita, Mutsumi Imai, Noburo Saji, Katerina Kantartzis, and Sotaro Kita  vol. 20
• The Vowel System and Vowel Harmony in 15th Century Korean: ‘Alay-a’ ( · ) Revisited
  Young-Key Kim-Renaud  vol. 20
• Constraint Inviolability in Japanese Mimetic Palatalization
  Kazutaka Kurisu  vol. 20
• Tone System in Itoman
  Nobutaka Takara  vol. 20
• Transition to a Two-Type Accent System in Tokyo Japanese? The Behavior of Surnames
  Timothy J. Vance, Minami Hirayama, and Mikio Giriko  vol. 20
• Japanese and Korean Speakers' Production of Mimetic Words
  Noriko Iwasaki, Lucien Brown, Sotaro Kita, and David Vinson  vol. 20
• Seoul Korean Subjects' Perception of Japanese Pitch-accent: Evidence for the Absence of Tonogenesis in Korean
  Hyunsoon Kim  vol. 20
• Korean L2 Speakers' Phonological Representation of the English /l/-/r/ Contrast
  Lucy Kyoungsook Kim and Elsi Kaiser  vol. 20
• Analogy Effects on North Kyungsang Korean Accentuation of Novel Words
  Hyun-Ju Kim  vol. 21
• A Component-by-Component Analysis of the Japanese Rendition or Korean Names
  Mira Oh  vol. 21
• Rendaku in Japanese Dialects that Retain Prenasalization
  Timothy Vance, Mizuki Miyashita, and Mark Irwin  vol. 21
• The Adaptation of Contemporary Japanese Loanwords into Korean
  Chiyki Ito and Michael Kenstowicz  vol. 22
• The Phonology of Emphatic Morphology in Japanese Mimetics
  Kazutaka Kurisu  vol. 22
• Rendaku Lovers, Rendaku Haters, and the Logistic Curve
  Mark Irwin  vol. 22
• A Corpus‐Based Study of Positional Variation in Seoul Korean Vowels
  Yoonjung Kang  vol. 23
• Wh Prosody is Not Focus Prosody in Fukuoka Japanese
  Jennifer L. Smith  vol. 23
• A Corpus‐based Study on the Layered Duration in Standard Korean
  Tae‐Jin Yoon  vol. 23
• Compound Tensification in Seoul Korean
  Seoyoung Kim  vol. 24
• A Corpus‐Based Study of Singletons and Geminates in Japanese: Segmental Properties and Contextual Factors
  Shin‐Ichiro Sano  vol. 24
• Korean Aspiration, Japanese Voicing, and Emergent Features
  Timothy J. Vance  vol. 25
• Inhibition of Korean Palatalization in L2 English: Electropalatographic Data
  Alexei Kochetov, Kelly-Ann Blake, Andrei Munteanu, Fiona Wilson, Jessica Yeung, and Luke Zhou  vol. 25
• Perception of Tonal Clash: Final Accent vs. No Accent in Interrogative Melodies of Tokyo Japanese
  Mayuki Matsui and Hyun Kyung Hwang  vol. 25
• Denasalization of Moraic Nasals in Sino-Japanese
  Kohei Nishimura  vol. 25
• Identity Avoidance Effects on Rendaku in the Process of Producing Japanese Noun Compounds: Evidence from Three Oral Production Experiments
  Masaki Sone and Yuki Hirose  vol. 25
• Default Word Prosody and its Effects on Morphology
  Haruo Kubozono  vol. 26
• Epistemic Bias Interacts with Prosodic Pattern in South Gyeongsang Korean
  Hyun Kyung Hwang  vol. 26
• Register-Specific Phonology in Core Grammar: Expressive Strategies in Korean Aegyo
  Hayeun Jang  vol. 26
• Orthography Dependence of Korean Speakers on Adaptation of English Unstressed Syllable
  Hyoju Kim  vol. 26
• Tokyo Japanese Speakers' Multimodal Perception in Voicing Contrast
  Hyunsoon Kim, Takeki Kamiyam and Pierre Hallé  vol. 26
• Compound Truncation in Japanese: 2+2, 2+1, or Discontiguous 2+2?
  Yu Tanaka  vol. 26
• The Effects of Era and Perceptual Distinctiveness on Japanese Loanword Adaptation
  Wenting Tang and Jie Zhang  vol. 26
• What Does Pitch Range Tell Us About Speech and Speakers? A Sociophonetic Study of Pitch Range Variation in Spoken Japanese
  Céleste Guillemot and Shin-Ichiro Sano  vol. 27
• The Prosody of Contrastive Topic in Korean
  Seung-Eun Kim  vol. 27
• Semantic Intensification and Prosodic Iconicity in Korean Color Terms
  Hae-Sung Jeon  vol. 27
• Testing Rosen's Rule Yet Again: An Experimental Study
  Yu Tanaka  vol. 27
• Why [s]? An Analogical Account of the Epenthetic Consonant Quality in Non-Standard Korean
  Ji Yea Kim  vol. 29
• Once Again on the Two -k(-)yer- in Old Japanese: Distribution, Semantics, Spelling
  Artemii Kuznetsov  vol. 29
• Structural Restrictions on Sequential Voicing in Japanese N-V Compounds
  Yuta Tatsumi  vol. 29
• Argument Structure and Rendaku: An Experimental Study
  Michiko Fukasawa  vol. 29
• Territory Feature and a Distributed Morphology Approach to Clause Periphery
  Shiori Ikawa and Akitaka Yamada  vol. 29
• On the Names of Chinese Tones in Japanese
  Alexander Zapryagaev  vol. 29

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
• A Unified Syntactic Account of Morphological Causatives in Korean
  Minjeong Son  vol. 13
• Process Nominals and Morphological Complexity
  Chongwon Park, James Hye Suk Yoon  vol. 13
• Gerund Phrases as NPs with N Heads: No Empty or Mixed Categories
  Hee-Rahk Chae  vol. 13
• Extended Parallel Morphology for Korean V-e V Compounds
  Youngju Choi  vol. 13
• Dummy Plural Marker -Tul in Gapping and the Theory of Gapping
  Daeho Chung  vol. 13
• A Morphological Constraint on Negation in Imperatives in Korean
  Chungmin Lee, Chung-Hye Han  vol. 13
• On Adnominal `Focus-Sensitive' Particles in Japanese
  J.-R. Hayashishita  vol. 13
• Reconstruction Effects in Passive and Scrambling in Japanese
  Hajime Hoji  vol. 13
• Classifiers and Plural Marking
  Chonghyuck Kim  vol. 13
• Korean Copular Constructions: A Lexical Sharing Approach
  Peter Sells, Jong-Bok Kim, Michael T. Wescoat  vol. 13
• Subject Scrambling
  Heejeong Ko  vol. 13
• A Phonologically Null Copula Functioning as a Light Verb in Japanese
  Yutaka Sato  vol. 13
• Prosodically Conditioned Ellipsis and Lexical Integrity in Sino-Japanese Morphology
  Hitoshi Horiuchi  vol. 15
• NPI Licensing in Korean Modal Constructions
  Iljoo Ha  vol. 15
• In Search of Evidence for the Placement of the Verb in Korean and Japanese
  Chung-Hye Han  vol. 15
• Temporal Order in Japanese Toki-ni Sentences: An Event-Structural Account
  Makiko Irie  vol. 15
• Scrambling, Resumption and Scope of Neg
  Kiyoko Kataoka  vol. 15
• Non-veridical Use of Japanese Expressions of Temporal Precedence
  Yukinori Takubo, Stefan Kaufmann  vol. 15
• What Exactly Intervenes What?
  Ae-ryung Kim  vol. 15
• Syntactic Change from Connective to Focus Particles in Japanese
  Tomohide Kinuhata  vol. 15
• Verbs of the 'Put-On' Class and Their Peculiarity in Korean
  Minjeong Son  vol. 15
• Two Types of Modal Auxiliaries in Japanese: Two Directionalities in Inference
  Yukinori Takubo  vol. 15
• HIRC, QF and the Definiteness Effect
  S.-Y. Kuroda  vol. 16
• Optional A-Scrambling
  Mamoru Saito  vol. 16
• The Distribution of Subject Properties in Multiple Subject Constructions
  James H. Yoon  vol. 16
• Vowel Harmony as an Anti-Faithfulness Effect: Implication from Nonconcatenative Morphology in Korean Ideophones
  Chang-Beom Park  vol. 16
• A Corpus-Based Look at Japanese Giving/Receiving Verbs ageru,kureru, and morau
  Tsuyoshi Ono and Ross Krekoski  vol. 16
• Right Node Raising as PF Coordination Reduction
  Duk-Ho An  vol. 16
• The Causal Wh-phrase Naze in Japanese Cleft Constructions
  Tomoko Kawamura  vol. 16
• Processing Left Peripheral NPI in Korean: At the Syntax/Phonology Interface
  Jieun Kiaer and Ruth Kempson  vol. 16
• The Exempt Binding of Local Anaphors: An Empirical Study of the Korean Local Anaphor Caki-casin
  Ji-Hye Kim and James H. Yoon  vol. 16
• Three Types of Korean Comparatives
  So-Young Park  vol. 16
• On the Syntax of External Possession in Korean
  Reiko Vermeulen  vol. 16
• Shika-NPIs in Tokyo Japanese and the Syntax-Prosody Interface: Focus Intonation and Prosody-Scope Correspondence
  Hideaki Yamashita  vol. 16
• A Corpus-driven Approach to Comparative Phraseology: Lexical Bundles in English, Spanish, and Korean
  Douglas Biber, You-Jin Kim and Nicole Tracy-Ventura  vol. 17
• Two Types of Japanese Yes-No Questions and Their Implications for Wh-licensing
  Masahiko Ahara  vol. 17
• Contrastive Focus Facilitates Scrambling in Korean Sentence Processing
  Kyuseek Hwang, Amy J. Schafer and William O'Grady  vol. 17
• Argument Sharing and Unification: The Syntax of the Quasi-Existential Construction
  Chizuru Ito  vol. 17
• Two Types of Movement in Japanese Nominalization and Edge Phenomena
  Masaaki Kamiya  vol. 17
• Wh-Phrase Questions and Prosody in Korean
  Heeju Hwang  vol. 17
• Negative Polarity Item and Focus Intonation in Japanese
  Shinichiro Ishihara  vol. 17
• The Role of Prosodic Boundaries in the Comprehension of Korean Pseudo-cleft Sentences
  Jaehoon Jeong  vol. 17
• “Split” Indeterminate NPI Pronouns in Japanese and the Syntax-Prosody Interface
  Hideaki Yamashita  vol. 17
• A Usage-based Account of the Japanese Modal Adverb Yahari/Yappa(ri) in Spoken Discourse
  Kyoko Masuda  vol. 17
• Incremental Construction and Spontaneous Revision of Mental Imagery in Japanese Sentence Comprehension
  Manami Sato  vol. 17
• What Role Does Morphology Play Historical Change?
  Hijo Kang  vol. 18
• Two By-phrase in Japanese Passive
  Shin Fukuda  vol. 18
• When Declaratives Become Evidentials: The Korean Non-Final -ta- as an Indirect Evidential
  Dongsik Lim  vol. 18
• Light Switches between Japanese/Korean and English
  Ji Young Shim  vol. 18
• Degree Quantification and the Size of Noun Modifiers
  Junko Shimoyama  vol. 18
• Revisiting Resultatives in Korean
  Minjeong Son  vol. 18
• Argument Ellipses in Japanese Right Dislocation
  Kensuke Takita  vol. 18
• Japanese Expression of Temporal Identity: Temporal and Counterfactual Interpretation of tokoro-da
  Yukinori Takubo  vol. 18
• An(other)Argument for the “Repetition” Analysis of Japanese Right Dislocation: Evidence from the Distribution of Thematic Topic -wa
  Hideaki Yamashita  vol. 18
• Expletive Negation in Japanese and Korean
  Suwon Yoon  vol. 18
• Decomposing Overt Syntax
  Yoshihisa Kitagawa  vol. 19
• An Experimental Study of the Grammatical Status of caki in Korean
  Chung-Hye Han, Dennis Ryan Storoshenko, R. Calen Walshe  vol. 19
• “AMOUNT” Relativization in Japanese
  Shun'Ichiro Inada  vol. 19
• Is Genitive Subject Possible in Modern Korean?
  Yin-Ji Jin  vol. 19
• Selective Reproduction in NP-Ellipsis
  Ock-Hwan Kim and Yodhihisa Kitagawa  vol. 19
• NPI and Predicative Remnants in Japanese Sluicing
  Hiroko Kimura and Daiko Takahashi  vol. 19
• Parametric Variation in Classification of Reflexives
  Maki Kishida  vol. 19
• A Hybrid Approach to Floating Quantifiers: Experimental Evidence
  Heejeong Ko and Eunjeong Oh  vol. 19
• The Nominative/Genitive Alternation in Modern Japanese: A Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) Evaluation Method-Based Analysis
  Hideki Maki, Yin-Ji Jin, Satoru Yokoyama, Michiyo Hamasaki, and Yukiko Ueda  vol. 19
• On the Morphosyntactic Transparency of (S)ase and getP
  Takashi Nakajima  vol. 19
• On Null Subjects in Embedded Jussive Clauses in Korean
  Jong Un Park  vol. 19
• The Role of Merger and Typology of v Heads in Serialization
  Daeyoung Sohn and Heejeong Ko  vol. 19
• Kuroda's (1978) Linear Case marking Hypothesis Revisited
  Ichiro Yuhara  vol. 19
• The Formulaic Expressions of ‘Thing’ in Spoken and Written Registers: A Corpus Study of Bound Nouns Kes and Ke in Korean
  Sung-Ock Sohn and Kilim Nam  vol. 20
• Comprehension of VP-ellipsis and Null Object Constructions in Korean
  Jinsook Kim  vol. 20
• Three Types of ‘Root Infinitives’: Theoretical Implications from Child Japanese
  Keiko Murasugi & Tomomi Nakatani  vol. 20
• The Acquisition of the Japanese Imperfective Aspect Marker: Universal Predisposition or Input Frequency
  Yasuhiro Shirai and Yoko Suzuki  vol. 20
• Kuroda's Left-headedness and Linkers
  Ken Hiraiwa  vol. 20
• On Japanese Indirect Passives
  Hidehito Hoshi  vol. 20
• Postsyntactic Compounds and Semantic Head-marking in Japanese
  Taro Kageyama  vol. 20
• Ani ‘no’-prefaced Responses to WH-questions as Challenges in Korean Conversation
  Hye Ri Stephanie Kim  vol. 20
• Forward and Backward Feature Agreement: Evidence from Korean Numeral Classifier Constructions
  On-Soon Lee  ensp;vol. 20
• Two Modes of Argument Selection in Nominals
  Naoyuki Ono  vol. 20
• What can Japanese Dialects tell us about the Function and Development of the Nominalization Particle no?
  Masayoshi Shibatani  vol. 20
• The Perfective Imperative in Japanese
  Axel Svahn  vol. 20
• ‘Topic’ and ‘Contrast’: A Comparative Approach to Japanese and Korean
  Reiko Vermeulen  vol. 20
• Measure Phrase Modification in the Extended Projection of Adjectives
  Akira Watanabe  vol. 20
• Non-subject Antecedent Potential of Caki in Korean
  Chung-Hye Han and Dennis Ryan Storoshenko  vol. 21
• The Japanese Auxiliary -Noda and Its Comparable Linguistic Forms in Korean and Ainu: A Force-Dynamic Account
  Katsunobu Izutsu  vol. 21
• Gradient Acceptability of Case Ellipsis on Subtypes of Subject: A Probabilistic Account
  Hanjung Lee and Haejeong Choi  vol. 21
• A Decompositional Approach to Japanese Passive
  Takashi Najima  vol. 21
• External Possession by Derivation
  Jisung Sun  vol. 21
• A Korean Grammatical Borrowing in Early Middle Japanese Kunten texts and its Relation to the Syntactic Alignment of Earlier Japanese and Korean
  John Whitman and Yuko Yanagida  vol. 21
• Distributional Patterns of Syntactic and Semantic/Pragmatic Coding in Four Japonic Varieties
  Shoichi Iwasaki and Noriko Yoshimura  vol. 22
• 1-Deletion: Measure Nouns vs. Classifiers
  Akira Watanabe  vol. 22
• Korean Nominative Case-Stacking: A Configurational Account
  Theodore Levin  vol. 22
• Multiple Accusative Constructions: The Case of V+tate in Japanese
  Mika Kizu, Peter Sells, and Hidekazu Tanaka  vol. 22
• Corpus-Based Analysis of Adverbial Uses of the Quotative TO Construction: Speech and Thought Representation without Speech or Thought Predicates
  Seiko Fuji  vol. 22
• Japanese Passives with Verbal Nouns
  Yutaka Sato  vol. 22
• Dual Selctions and Relabeling in Japanese and Korean
  Toru Ishii  vol. 22
• Alternatives Tell You Where You Are
  Yoshyuki Shibata  vol. 22
• Genetive Modifiers: ga/no Conversion Revisited
  Masayoshi Shibatani, Sung Yeo Chung, and Bayaerduleng  vol. 22
• An Experimental Investigation of Island Effects in Korean
  Boyoung Kim and Grant Goodall  vol. 23
• Idioms in Korean and Japanese: A phase based account
  Kyumin Kim  vol. 23
• Suffer as a Not‐at‐issue Meaning: Evidence from the Affected Experiencer Construction in Korean
  Lan Kim  vol. 23
• Another Look at Negative Polarity Items in Japanese
  Hideki Kishimoto  vol. 23
• NP‐Ellipsis in the Nagasaki Dialect of Japanese
  Masako Maeda and Daiko Takahashi  vol. 23
• Why Japanese and Korean Differ in the Behavior of Genitive Subjects
  Hideki Maki, Megumi Hasebe, Lina Bao, Michael Sevier, Ling‐Yun Fan, and Shogo Tokugawa  vol. 23
• Implications of Constraints on Null Constitutents for Analyses of the Right Dislocation Construction
  James Hye Suk Yoon  vol. 23
• The Acquisition of V‐Stranding VP‐Elipsis
  Yoshiki Fujiwara  vol. 24
• Surprising Instances of Forward Gapping in Korean
  Wonsuk Jung  vol. 24
• Constraints on Contrast Sluicing
  Teruyuki Mizuno and Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine  vol. 24
• Extraction out of Overt Anaphor kule(h) ‘so’ in Korean
  Myung‐Kwan Park and Ui‐Jong Shin  vol. 24
• The Verbal Noun mo construction in Japanese News Headlines
  Yutaka Sato  vol. 24
• An Applicative Approach to Affected Subject Transitives in Japanese
  Takayuki Akimoto  vol. 24
• On Verb‐Stem Expansion in Japanese and Korean
  Hiroshi Aoyagi  vol. 24
• Nominal-based Nominalization
  Masayoshi Shibatani and Sung-Yeo Chung  vol. 25
• Daroo as an Entertain Modal: An Inquisitive Approach
  Yurie Hara  vol. 25
• Imperatives with/without Necessity
  Shun Ihara and Yuya Noguchi  vol. 25
• Frame Setters in Verbal Unagi-sentences in Japanese and Korean
  Ante Kärrman  vol. 25
• Two Forms of Relative Clauses in Osaka Japanese and Their Theoretical Implications
  Hitomi Minamida  vol. 25
• Right Dislocation of a Wh-phrase and its Prosodic Constraint
  Yosho Miyata  vol. 25
• Particle Stranding Ellipsis in Japanese, String Deletion, and Argument Ellipsis
  Yosuke Sato and Masako Maeda  vol. 25
• Light Verb Ellipsis Constructions in Korean
  Changguk Yim  vol. 25
• Determiner Phrase: How Nominals are Built and How Variant Orders Are Derived
  Min-Joo Kim  vol. 26
• Negation in Korean Time Measure Constructions
  Paola Cepeda and Jiwon Yun  vol. 26
• Transitive Nominals in Japanese and the Syntax of Predication
  Shin Fukuda  vol. 26
• A Temporal Restriction in the Semantics of Evidence
  Yuto Hirayama  vol. 26
• Double Relative Clauses in Korean
  Eun Hee Kim, Sea Hee Choi, Junghwan Maeng, Ha Ram Kim, Nayoung Kim, Nakyung Yoon and James Yoon  vol. 26
• The English Rise-Fall-Rise Contour and the Japanese Contrastive Particle Wa: A Uniform Account
  David Yoshikazu Oshima  vol. 26
• How to (Not) Say to 'Say'
  Hiroaki Saito  vol. 26
• Two Types of Sino-Korean Verb Formation: How do Verbs Determine Their Adicity?
  Changguk Yim  vol. 26
• Un-Blackboxing Aboutness: A New Perspective from Japanese Gapless Clausal Modifiers
  Kazuhiko Fukushima  vol. 27
• Personal Pronouns as Markers of Spatial Deictic Anchors: the Case of the Demonstrative System in Kikai Ryukyuan
  Rihito Shirata  vol. 27
• Intervention Effects and (Bare) Indeterminates
  Kimiko Nakanishi and Koyo Akuzawa  vol. 27
• A Semantic Analysis of Embedded Tense Infinite Control in Japanese
  Yusuke Kubota and Koyo Akuzawa  vol. 27
• How to Eat Your Cake and Have it Too in Japanese: Causal Pluralism and the Role of Agentivity
  Yosuke Sato  vol. 27
• A Source of Defeasibility: Evidence from Japanese Object Experiencer Predicates
  Yusuke Yagi  vol. 27
• Prosody and wh-scope in Osaka Japanese
  Hitomi Minamida  vol. 27
• Korean vs. Chinese on Anaphoric Definites With(out) a Determiner
  Myung-Kwan Park and Arum Kang  vol. 27
• Scope Rigidity of Multiple Scrambling and Economy
  Kwang-Sup Kim  vol. 27
• Direct Object Marking and Markedness in Sika Yaeyaman
  Matthew Topping  vol. 27
• Theory and Acquisition of Experientials
  Kook-Hee Gil, Nino Grillo, Heather Marsden, Nina Radkevich, Shayne Sloggett, George Tsoulas and Norman Yeo  vol. 28
• Semantic Interpretation of Japanese Verbal Compounds Revisited
  Yoko Yumoto  vol. 28
• Syntactic and Prosodic Sluicing in Japanese
  Brian Agbayani and Toru Ishi  vol. 28
• Left Branch Extraction in Coordinated Wh-Questions in Japanese and English
  Masako Maeda, Taichi Nakamura and Kensuke Takita  vol. 28
• NPI Intervention Effects in 'Why' Questions in Child Japanese
  Kanako Ikeda, Tomohiro Fuji, Kyoko Yamakoshi  vol. 28
• A Finer-Structural Analysis of the Japanese Politeness Morphology
  Tomio Hirose and Hiroyuki Nawata  vol. 28
• Subject Honorific Mismatches in Korean and Japanese RNR
  Kihoon Kim and Jeong-Seok Kim  vol. 28
• Statives (a)ri and tari in Early Heian Japanese Kundokubun
  John Bundschuh  vol. 28
• On the Degree Semantics of Hutsuni and Zenzen
  Yosuke Sato, Yuka Imai and Moka Michihata  vol. 28
• From Subjunctive Alternatives to Imperatives and Unconditionals
  Shun Ihara  vol. 28
• The Development of Analytic Negatives in Sakhalin Ainu
  Elia Dal Corso  vol. 28
• Getting a Head with Japanese Lexical V-V Compounds
  Kazuhiko Fukushima  vol. 28
• The Past Form of Stative Verbs in South-Central Okinawan
  Gijs Van Der Lubbe  vol. 28
• Person Sensitivity and Egophoricity in Jejuan: The -no/-ko Suffixes
  Soung-U Kim  vol. 28
• Compounds in Japanese Sign Language: Associate Professor Teaches Twice
  Yuko Asada, Yukiko Nomi and Kyoko Shimojima  vol. 28
• Where is a Monster?: A Case Study of Indexical Shift in Japanese
  Yuya Noguchi  vol. 29
• The Size of the Complement–The Properties of the Embedded -Yoo in Japanese
  Koji Shimamura  vol. 29
• Multiple Argument Ellipsis in Japanese: A Case Study in Idiomatic Argument Ellipsis
  Hideaki Yamashita  vol. 29
• Reversed Polarity Sluicing in Japanese
  Yosuke Sato  vol. 29
• Against Syntactic Neg-raising: Evidence From Polarity-Reversed Ellipsis in Japanese
  Yusuke Yagi, Yuta Sakamoto, and Yuta Tatsumi  vol. 29

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
• Motion and State: Verbs tul-/na- (K) and hairu/deru (J) `enter'/`exit'
  Chungmin Lee  vol. 13
• Semantic Divergence of -(R)are: From a Different Perspective
  David Y. Oshima  vol. 13
• Motion Verbs, Telicity, and Argument Projection
  Natsuko Tsujimura  vol. 13
• Toward a Unified Approach to Negative Polarity Triggered by Inherently Negative Predicates
  Daeho Chung  vol. 14
• Control into Adverbial Predicate PPs
  Stanley Dubinsky, Shoko Hamano  vol. 14
• It's Time to Say Goodbye to Syntactic Analyses of the SIKA-NAI Construction
  Yukio Furukawa  vol. 14
• Formal Grammar of Evidentiality: A Case Study of Japanese Contrastive wa
  Yurie Hara  vol. 14
• (A)symmetric Nominalization of Measure Expressions in Japanese and Korean
  Chung-Kon Shi, Youngjun Kim, Youngjun Jang  vol. 14
• "Neg-sensitive" Elements, Neg-c-command, and Scrambling in Japanese
  Kiyoko Kataoka  vol. 14
• A Theory of Number Marking: Syntax-Semantics Interface Approach
  Chonghyuck Kim  vol. 14
• The Classifier in Japanese Numeral Quantification
  Mana Kobuchi-Philip  vol. 14
• On the Singular [+Specific] Reading of WH-Doublets in Korean
  Youngeun Lee  vol. 14
• Locality in Syntax and Floated Numeral Quantifiers in Japanese and Korean
  Shigeru Miyagawa  vol. 14
• Locality in Syntax and Floated Numeral Quantifiers in Japanese and Korean
  Shigeru Miyagawa  vol. 14
• On Exceptional zibun Binding: An Experimental Approach
  David Y. Oshima  vol. 14
• Jussive Clauses and Agreement of Sentence Final Particles in Korean
  Miok Debby Pak  vol. 14
• On What Makes Korean HOW Island-Insensitive
  Daeho Chung  vol. 15
• Until in English and Japanese
  Kiyomi Kusumoto  vol. 15
• Sekkaku
  Eric McCready  vol. 15
• Verbs of the 'Put-On' Class and Their Peculiarity in Korean
  Minjeong Son  vol. 15
• Two Types of Modal Auxiliaries in Japanese: Two Directionalities in Inference
  Yukinori Takubo  vol. 15
• The Asymmetry between the Iki (Go)-V and the Ki (Come)-V Constructions
  Noriko Matsumoto  vol. 16
• Perspective,Logophoricity, and Embedded Tense in Japanese
  David Y. Oshima  vol. 16
• Semantic Data and Computational System
  Frederick J. Newmeyer  vol. 17
• Gradient Integration of Sound Symbolism in Language: Toward a Crosslinguistic Generalization
  Kimi Akita  vol. 17
• Nonveridical Dependency of Korean Focus Particle -(i)lato and Japanese - demo
  Jung-Hyuck Lee  vol. 17
• A Decompositional Analysis of the Korean Focus Particle -lato
  Dongsik Lim  vol. 17
• Modes of Scalar Reversal in Japanese
  Osamu Sawada  vol. 17
• Dance and Dance, Competing with Each Other: The Japanese Verbal Reciprocal -Aw
  Masahiro Yamada  vol. 17
• Incremental Construction and Spontaneous Revision of Mental Imagery in Japanese Sentence Comprehension
  Manami Sato  vol. 17
• Two By-phrase in Japanese Passive
  Shin Fukuda  vol. 18
• The Imperfective Puzzle in Korean
  Min-Joo Kim  vol. 18
• Noun Complements and Clause Types in Korean (and Japanese)
  Shin-Sook Kim  vol. 18
• The Semantics of sugi- in Japanese
  Xiao Li  vol. 18
• Comparison, Indeterminateness, and the Semantics-Pragmatics Interface
  Osamu Sawada  vol. 18
• Now Negation Scopes in Japanese and Korean
  Peter Sells  vol. 18
• Revisiting Resultatives in Korean
  Minjeong Son  vol. 18
• Expletive Negation in Japanese and Korean
  Suwon Yoon  vol. 18
• Partitive Particle com in Korean
  Jaehee Bak  vol. 19
• The Nature of Associative Plurality in Korean: Accounting for Ney and Tul
  Kyumin Kim and Sean Madigan  vol. 19
• Processing, Pragmatics, and Scope in Korean and English
  Miseon Lee, Hye-Young Kwak, Sunyoung Lee, and William O'Grady  vol. 19
• Semantic Realization of the Layered TP: Evidence from the Ambiguity of the Sentential Koto-nominal
  Yurie Hara, Youngju Kim, Hiromu Sakai, and Sanae Tamura  vol. 20
• Reference Resolution in Discourse with Multiple Knowledge Representations: A View from NP-no-koto in Japanese
  YoungJu Kim and Hiromu Sakai  vol. 21
• Semantic Functions of Always and Only in Korean: Evidence from Prosody
  Yong-cheol Lee and Satoshi Nambu  vol. 21
• Korean Derived Inchoatives with Verbal Roots
  Dongsik Lim and Maria Luisa Zubizarreta  vol. 21
• The Meaning of Modal Affective Demonstratives in Japanese
  Osamu Sawada and Jun Sawada  vol. 21
• SA Formal Analysis of Japanese V-yuku and its Grammaticalization
  Fumihito Arai and Toshio Hidaka  vol. 23
• A Novel wh-Indeterminate in Korean: wh-inka as a Marker of Referential Vagueness
  Arum Kang  vol. 23
• On the Stativity of the Fourth Class Verbs and their Cousins in Japanese
  Kiyomi Kusumoto  vol. 23
• E-Type Anaphora of Degree in Izyooni(than)-Comparatives
  Toshiko Oda  vol. 23
• On Two Varieties of Negative Polar Interrogatives in Japanese
  Satoshi Ito and David Y. Oshima  vol. 23
• Apparent Vehicle Change Phenomena in the Absence of Ellipsis
  Junko Shimoyama and Alex Drummond  vol. 23
• The Derivation of Soo-su: Some Implications for the Architecture of Japanese VP
  Hideharu Tanaka  vol. 23
• The Scalar Dimension of Korean ku
  Arum Kang  vol. 24
• What “May” and “Must” May Be in Japanese
  Magdalena Kaufmann  vol. 24
• Case Alternation and Stacking on Non‐Nominative Subjects in Korean: A New Information Structural Approach
  Eunhee Lee  vol. 24
• On the Property of Mirativity in the Japanese Modal Demonstrative Ano
  Osamu Sawada and Jun Sawada  vol. 24
• Exhaustiveness in Japanese Compound Verbs: A Mereological Approach
  Hideharu Tanaka  vol. 24
• Apparent VP-Ellipsis in Japanese: An Argument Ellipsis Account
  Yuta Sakamoto  vol. 28
• The Japanese Reactive Attitudinal Nani-mo: Polarity Sensitivity and the Function of Objection
  Osamu Sawada  vol. 28
• Cooperation of Body and Language: Object-Transfer Requests in Japanese Interactions
  Tomoko Endo  vol. 28
• A Semantic Analysis for Korean Echo Questions
  Seoyeon Jang and Ivano Caponigro  vol. 29
• Copula, Additive, and Wh-indeterminates
  Noritsugu Hayashi  vol. 29
• Rising Declaratives in Japanese
  Hitomi Hirayama  vol. 29
• The Semantics of Iconic Gesture in Ideophones
  Koji Kawahara  vol. 29
• The Use Conditional Meaning of Japanese Discourse Particle ittai in Questions
  Chen-An Chang  vol. 29
• The Same Modality in Different Levels of Meaning
  Yuto Hirayama  vol. 29
• A Disjunctive-Unconditional Analysis of Japanese Sukunakutomo 'at least'
  Kenta Kakenami  vol. 29
• Two Strategies for Being 'at least': Japanese sukunakutomo and English at least
  Kenta Mizutani and Shun Ihara  vol. 29
• Contrastive Topic =gyaa in Ikema Nishihara Miyakoan of Southern Ryukyus
  Natsuko Nakagawa and Yuka Hayashi  vol. 29

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
• The Pragmatics of Japanese Sentence-final Forms
  Haruko Minegishi Cook  vol. 13
• Turn Extensions as Turn-Constructional Practice: Word Order Variability in Korean Conversation
  Haeyon Kim  vol. 13
• Single Full NP Turns with Rising Intonation in Korean Conversation
  Haeyon Kim, Young-Cheol Yim  vol. 13
• Expressive Function of Japanese Adnominal Demonstrative Konna/Sonna/Anna
  Keiko Naruoka  vol. 13
• Zero-Marked Topics, Subjects, and Objects in Japanese
  Mutsuko Endo Hudson, Yoshimi Sakakibara, Junko Kondo  vol. 14
• What Does the Korean “Double Causative” Reveal about Causation and Korean? A Corpus-Based Contrastive Study with Japanese
  Kaoru Horie, Tsuneyoshi Ishihara, Prashant Pardeshi  vol. 14
• The Structure of Internal State Expressions in Japanese and Korean
  Shoichi Iwasaki  vol. 14
• Aspectual Markers in Japanese and Korean: A Corpus Linguistics Study
  Jeong-Hwa Lee, Kaori Kabata  vol. 14
• Retroactive Elaboration in Korean Conversation
  Haeyon Kim  vol. 14
• Rethinking the Temporal Approach to Stativity Denoted by -te iru: The Application of the Two-Component Theory of Aspect
  Yumiko Nishi  vol. 14
• Postpredicate Elements in Japanese Conversation: Nonmodulatity and Panchrony
  Tsuyoshi Ono, Yasuhiro Shirai  vol. 14
• The Relationship between Prosodic Features and Modal Expressions in Discourse: A Case Study of the Japanese Sentence-Final particle yo
  Maki Shimotani  vol. 14
• Obliqueness and Postpositional Marking in Japanese
  Tomoko Takeda  vol. 14
• On the Optionality of to-Marking on Reduplicated Mimetics in Japanese
  Kiyoko Toratani  vol. 14
• Complaint Utterances in Korean Conversation: Interrogatives with Question Words
  Kyung-Eun Yoon  vol. 14
• An Analysis of Negative Nominalized Predicates as Prohibitives in Japanese Discourse
  Nina Azumi Yoshida  vol. 14
• Discourse-Functional Correlates of Argument Structure in Korean Acquisition
  Patricia Clancy  vol. 15
• Prosodic Analysis of the Interactional Particle Ne in Japanese Gendered Speech
  Victoria Anderson, Andrew Wong  vol. 15
• Grammatical Features of Yokohama Pidgin Japanese: Common Characteristics of Restricted Pidgins
  Aya Inoue  vol. 15
• Construction of Units and Interactive Turn Spaces in Japanese Conversation
  Shimako Iwasaki  vol. 15
• The Korean Topic Marker nun Revisited: nun as a Tying Device
  Kyu-Hyun Kim  vol. 15
• Dealing with Changes: Discourse of Elderly Japanese Women
  Yo Matsumoto, Yoshiko Matsumoto  vol. 15
• Where, How and Why Do Passives in Japanese and Korean Differ? A Parallel Corpus Account
  Kaoru Horie, Prashant Pardeshi, Qing-Mei Li  vol. 15
• A Claim-of-Reanalysis Token e?/e- within the Sequence Structure of Other Repair in Japanese Conversation
  Maki Shimotani  vol. 15
• Cognition through the Lens of Discourse and Interaction: The Case of -kwun, -ney, and -tela
  Susan Strauss, Kyungja Ahn  vol. 15
• Prompting Japanese Children
  Matthew Burdelski  vol. 16
• Clause Chaining, Turn Projection and Marking of Participation: Functions of TE in Turn Co-construction in Japanese Conversation
  Yuria Hashimoto  vol. 16
• Roles of Gestures Pointing to the Addressee in Japanese Face-to-face Interaction: Attaining Cohesion via Metonymy
  Mika Ishino  vol. 16
• Intersubjectification and Textual Functions of Japanese Noda and Korean Kes-ita
  Joungmin Kim and Kaoru Horie  vol. 16
• The Deployment of Korean Negative Interrogatives in Conversational Discourse: A Sign-based Approach
  Jini Noh  vol. 16
• How ‘Things’ (mono) Get Reanalyzed in Japanese Discourse
  Nina Azumi Yoshida  vol. 16
• The Korean Double Past Form -essess and Types of Discourse
  EunHee Lee  vol. 16
• Particles: Dynamics vs. Utility
  Eric McCready  vol. 16
• Perspective, Logophoricity, and Embedded Tense in Japanese
  David Y. Oshima  vol. 16
• Tense and Modality in Japanese Causal Expressions
  Sanae Tamura  vol. 16
• Toward a Conversation-Centered Understanding of Human Language: Goals, Assumptions, Recent Findings, and Future Directions
  Sandra A. Thompson and Tsuyoshi Ono  vol. 17
• Discourse and Lexical Patterns in Mothers' Speech During Spatial Tasks: What Role Do Spatial Words Play?
  Soonja Choi and Katharina Rohlfing  vol. 17
• Usage-based Linguistics: Theory and Methodology
  Patricia M. Clancy  vol. 17
• On the Use of the Interjection huun in Japanese Spoken Discourse
  Hiromi Aoki  vol. 17
• Ketun in Conversation: Soliciting News Receipt as Sequentially-Motivation Action
  Kyu-Hyun Kim and Kyung-Hee Suh  vol. 17
• A Usage-based Account of the Japanese Modal Adverb Yahari/Yappa(ri) in Spoken Discourse
  Kyoko Masuda  vol. 17
• On the Interface between Cognition and Interaction: an Analysis of Sequential Problems indicated by e? in Japanese Conversation
  Maki Shimotani  vol. 17
• The Functional Polysemy of the Korean Discourse Marker mak: Variant Functions under an Invariant Meaning
  Mary Shin Kim  vol. 18
• Turn Units in Korean Conversation
  Jae-Eun Park  vol. 18
• A Sequential Approach to the Relationship between Prosody and Social Action: The Case of eh in Japanese Conversation
  Maki Shimotani  vol. 18
• Comparison, Indeterminateness, and the Semantics-Pragmatics Interface
  Osamu Sawada  vol. 18
• Processing, Pragmatics, and Scope in Korean and English
  Miseon Lee, Hye-Young Kwak, Sunyoung Lee, and William O'Grady  vol. 19
• Linguistic Forms, Context of Use and the Emergence of Functions: The Case of the Japanese Quotative Expression Tte
  Shigeko Okamoto  vol. 19
• The Pragmatics of Pronoun Borrowing: The Case of Japanese Immigrants in Hawai'i
  Mie Hiramoto and Emi Morita  vol. 19
• Ikema Ryukyuan: Investigating Past Experience and the Current State through Life Narratives
  Shoichi Iwasaki and Tsuyoshi Ono  vol. 19
• Declination in Japanese Conversation: Turn Construction, Coherence and Projection
  Ross Krekoski  vol. 19
• Speech Style Shifts and Teacher Identities in Korean Language Classroom Discourse
  Miyung Park  vol. 19
• Sequential Context of -canh-a(yo): Hearers' Perspective
  Hee Ju and Sung-Ock Sohn  vol. 20
• The Korean Adverb Kunyang in Spoken Discourse
  Mary Shin Kim & Jieun Kim  vol. 20
• The Formulaic Expressions of ‘Thing’ in Spoken and Written Registers: A Corpus Study of Bound Nouns Kes and Ke in Korean
  Sung-Ock Sohn and Kilim Nam  vol. 20
• Children's Interpretations of Quantifier Scope Interactions in Japanese
  Kyoko Yamakoshi  vol. 20
• Mikan yo Mikan: Formulaic Constructions and their Implicature in Conversation
  Mayui Ajioka, Michiko Kaneyasu, Yumiko Kawanishi, and Shoichi Iwasaki  vol. 21
• The Use of -(su)pnita Form in the Korean Language Classroom Discourse
  Miyung Park  vol. 21
• Usage of Transitive Verbs in the Depiction of Accidental Events in Japanese and Korean
  Yuko Yoshinari, Prashant Pardeshi and Sung-Yeo Chung  vol. 21
• Territories of Thoughts in Korean Conversation
  Mary Shin Kim  vol. 22
• Japanese Relative Clauses That Stand Alone
  Yoshiko Matsumoto  vol. 22
• Korean Discourse and Identity: Lessons from Heritage Language Research
  Agnes Kang  vol. 22
• Reference in Discourse: The Case of L2 and Heritage Korean
  Hyunah Ahn  vol. 23
• Differential Degrees of Rentention of Lexical Meaning in Japanese and Korean Functional Categories: A Typological and Constructional Approach
  Kauru Horie and Hyeryeon An  vol. 24
• Dialectometric Approaches to Korean
  Simon Barnes‐Sadler  vol. 24
• Information Structure of Japanese Ditransitive
  Chikako Takashi  vol. 24
• What Children See is Not What They Get
  Yoshiki Fujiwara and Hiroyuki Shimada  vol. 26
• Embedded Topicalization in Korean Factive Clauses and Islands: Experimental Approach
  Eunsun Jou  vol. 26
• Directness of Causation and Morphosyntactic Complexity of Constructions: Japanese and Korean Cases
  Kazuhiro Kawachi, Sang-Hee Park and Erika Bellingham  vol. 26
• Honorific Mismatch in Korean Gapping: An Experimental Study
  Chae-Eun Lee, Duk-Ho Jung and Jeong-Seok Kim  vol. 26
• Experimental Study of Inter-Language and Inter-Generational Intelligibility: Methodology and Case Studies of Ryukyuan Languages
  Masahiro Yamada, Yukinori Takubo, Shoichi Iwasaki, Celik Kenan, Soichiro Harada, Nobuko Kibe, Tyler Lau, Natsuko Nakagawa, Yuot Niinaga, Tomoyo Otsuki, Manami Sato, Rihito Shirata, Gijs van der Lubbe and Akiko Yokoyama  vol. 26
• Genitals in Japanese: Eroticism, Cuteness, and Sexist Conceptual Metaphor
  Carey Benom  vol. 26
• Korean Evidential -te, the Past Tense -ess, and the Commitment of the Speaker
  Semoon Hoe, Yugyeong Park, Dongsik Lim and Chungmin Lee  vol. 26
• 'I came,' 'I saw,' 'I am': Deictic Conceptions Behind Experience Report and Disclosure
  Katsunobu Izutsu, Takeshi Koguma and Yongtaek Kim  vol. 26
• Subjectivity and Referent Honorific Markers in Japanese
  Kazue Kanno  vol. 26
• Imperative Requests in Korean Interaction
  Mary Shin Kim  vol. 26
• Pragmatic Uses of the Korean Sentence Ender -Na/-(u)Nka
  Seunggon Jeong and Eun Young Bae  vol. 26
• Preference Organization and Sequence-Responding Actions
  Hee Ju  vol. 26
• A Pragmatic Account of Negative Island Obviation by wa in Japanese
  Hitomi Hirayama  vol. 27
• Unpacking the Functions of the Epistemic Response Token Kulekey in Interaction
  Mary Shin Kim and Sue Y. Yoon  vol. 27
• Question Design in a Korean Congressional Hearing: An Examination of -cyo and -ci anh supnikka
  Sujin Kang  vol. 29
• Im/Politeness Variations in Digital Japanese/Korean Comfort Women Discourses
  Kerry Sluchinski  vol. 29
• Differential Manifestations of Personal (Pro-)noun Omission in Japanese and Korean: A Functional-Pragmatic Account
  Kangwon Lee and Kaoru Horie  vol. 29
• The Use of Korean Ideophones in Newspaper Headlines
  Jiyeon Park  vol. 29

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
• Scope Inversion in Japanese: Contrastive Topics Require Scalar Implicatures
  Yurie Hara  vol. 13
• Korean Children's Interpretation of Sentences Containing ‘Every’ and ‘Not’
  Chung-Hye Han, Meesook Kim, Jeffrey Lidz  vol. 13
• Internally Headed Relatives Parallel Direct Perception Complements
  Min-Joo Kim  vol. 13
• Effects of Intonational Phrase Boundaries on Ambiguous Syntactic Clause Boundaries in Japanese
  Mineharu Nakayama, Soyoung Kang, Shari R. Speer  vol. 14
• The Role of Prosody in Korean Sentence Processing
  Hee-Sun Kim, Hyuck-Joon Lee  vol. 14
• Interaction between Case Marking and Inalienable Possession Relation in Korean Double Nominative Constructions
  Kyung Sook Shin  vol. 14
• Aspectual Asymmetries in Japanese: Insights from a Reaction Time Study
  Yasuhiro Shirai, Foong Ha Yap, Yumi Inoue, Stephen Matthews, Ying Wai Wong, Yi Heng Chan  vol. 14
• The Asymmetry between the Iki (Go)-V and the Ki (Come)-V Constructions
  Noriko Matsumoto  vol. 16
• Discourse and Lexical Patterns in Mothers' Speech During Spatial Tasks: What Role Do Spatial Words Play?
  Soonja Choi and Katharina Rohlfing  vol. 17
• Phonetic and Psycholinguistic Prominence in Pun Formation: Evidence for Prositional Faithfulness
  Hyun-ju Kim  vol. 18
• Contrastive Focus Affects Word Order in Korean Sentence Production
  Heeyeon Y. Dennison and Amy J. Schafer  vol. 19
• Negotiating Desirability: The Acquisition of the Uses of ii ‘good’ in Child-Mother Interactions in Japanese
  Chigusa Kurumada and Shoichi Iwasaki  vol. 19
• A Judgment Study on Aspectual Diagnostics in Japanese
  Kentaro Nakatani and Natsuno Aoki  vol. 22
• Inferring Verb Meaning from Syntactic Frames by Japanese 2-Year-Old Children: An Experimental Approach Using an IPL Paradigm with a Dialogue Phase
  Tessei Koboyashi and Takaaki Suzuki  vol. 22
• The Tensed-S Condition (TSC) and the Determination of the Binding Domain of Anaphors in Korean
  Ji-Hye Kim and James H. Yoon  vol. 22
• An Experimental Investigation of Online and Offline Binding Properties of Korean Refelxives
  Eunah Kim, Myeong Hyeon Kim, and James Yoon  vol. 22
• Which Factor Primarily Modulates Cortical Activation During Sentence Processing: Case Marking, Thematic Role, or Grammatical Function?
  Masatoshi Koizumi and Jungho Kim  vol. 24
• Quantified Subject and Negation in Child Japanese Conditionals
  Wataru Sugiura and Hiroyuki Shimada  vol. 24
• Effects of Grammatical Variations on Predictive Processing
  Nayoung Kwon  vol. 25
• Processing is not Facilitated by Exposure to Violations of Burzio's Generalization
  Junna Yoshida and Edson T. Miyamoto  vol. 25
• Acquisition of Interjection in Child Japanese: A Syntactic Account
  Masahiko Dansako  vol. 28
• A Role of Orthography in Morpho-Orthographic Decomposition in Japanese
  Yoko Nakano and Kenta Kishimoto  vol. 28
• A Revisit to the Processing of Control Sentences in Japanese
  Saki Tsumura, Terumichi Ariga, Rui Cao, Takeshi Fukuda and Yuki Hirose  vol. 28
• ERP Responses to Different Types of Pitch Accent Violation in Tokyo Japanese: Rule Application or Lexical Memory?
  Yuki Hirose, Yuki Kobayashi, Tzu-Yin Chen, Aine Ito and Takane Ito  vol. 28
• A Postnominal Preference in Japanese Numeral Classifier Phrases
  Hing Yuet Fung  vol. 29
• NPI Licensing and Intrusion Effect in Korean
  So Young Lee  vol. 29
• L2 Reconstruction Effects in Negated Disjunction under Pseudoclefts
  Mayuko Yusa and Bonnie D. Schwartz  vol. 29
• Psycholinguistic Evidence for Severing Arguments from the Verb
  Shinnosuke Isono and Yuki Hirose  vol. 29
• The Role of the Contrastive Topic -wa in the Felicity Judgment of Negation in Japanese
  Ayumi Nobuki and Utako Minai  vol. 29
• Children's Incorrect Association of the Focus Particle 'Dake' in Japanese Clefts
  Hiroyuki Shimada, Riho Mochizuki, and Kyoko Yamakoshi  vol. 29

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
• Korean Children's Syntactic and Semantic Development of Dative Constructions in L1
  Eun-Joo Moon, Hee-Sook Kim  vol. 13
• Object Control in Korean: Structure and Processing
  Nayoung Kwon, Maria Polinsky  vol. 15
• The Acquisition of Relative Clauses in Japanese: A Comparison with Korean
  Yasuhiro Shirai, Hiromi Ozeki  vol. 15
• Inalienable Possession Relation in Processing Korean Double Accusative Constructions
  Kyung Sook Shin  vol. 15
• Gap-filling vs. Filling Gaps: Event-Related Brain Indices of Subject and Object Realative Clauses in Japanese
  Mieko Ueno, Susan Garnsey  vol. 15
• On the Interface between Cognition and Interaction: an Analysis of Sequential Problems indicated by e? in Japanese Conversation
  Manami Sato  vol. 17
• Root Infinitives: The Parallel Routes the Japanese- and Korean- speaking Children Step In
  Keiko Murasugi and Chisato Fuji  vol. 18
• Phonomimesis and Directional Predication in the Acquisition of L1 Japanese and L2 English
  David Stringer  vol. 18
• How to Tell a Story: Comparison of L1 Japanese/Korean and L2 Japanese Narratives
  Yuko Nakahama  vol. 19
• Does Noun Phrase Accessibility Matter? A Study of L2 Korean Relative Clause Production
  Sorin Huh  vol. 19
• A Trihedral Approach to the Overgeneration of “no” in the Acquisition of Japanese Noun Phrases
  Keiko Murasugi, Tomomi Nakatani, and Chisato Fuji  vol. 19
• Korean L2 Speakers' Phonological Representation of the English /l/-/r/ Contrast
  Lucy Kyoungsook Kim and Elsi Kaiser  vol. 20
• The Acquisition of the Japanese Imperfective Aspect Marker: Universal Predisposition or Input Frequency
  Yasuhiro Shirai and Yoko Suzuki  vol. 20
• Second and Heritage Language Acquisition of Korean Case Ellipsi
  Eun Seon Chung  vol. 21
• The First Language Acquisition of the Korean Imperfective Aspect Markers -ko iss-/-a iss-
  Ju-Yeon Ryu and Yasuhiro Shirai  vol. 21
• L1 Acquisition of Japanese Transitive Verbs: How Do Children Acquire Grammar in the Absence of Clear Evidence
  Nozomi Tanaka and Yasuhiro Shirai  vol. 21
• Reference in Discourse: The Case of L2 and Heritage Korean
  Hyunah Ahn  vol. 23
• Three Modes of Applying Phonemic Merge and Acquisition of Syllable Types
  Kei Furukawa  vol. 27

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
• Where Have All the Lax Stops Gone? On the Possible Restructuring of the Korean Stop System
  Stuart Davis, Seung-Hoon Shin  vol. 13
• Romanization and Phonemicization of Japanese
  Timothy J. Vance  vol. 13
• A Corpus-based Study of the Grammaticalization of the Korean Connectives mye and myense to Sentence Final Particles
  Minju Kim  vol. 13
• Morpheme Insertions in Japanese Causative and Potential Expressions
  Judy Okada  vol. 13
• Nominalized Predicates as Directives in Japanese Discourse
  Nina Azumi Yoshida  vol. 13
• The Emergence of the Complementizer no in Japanese Revisited
  Yumiko Nishi  vol. 14
• Grammaticalization of Postpositional Particles from Spatial Terms in Korean
  Seongha Rhee  vol. 14
• Semantic Shift from Politeness to Expressive: A Case Study of the Japanese Inferential Auxiliary soo
  Hidemi S. Riggs  vol. 14
• On the Grammaticalization of Motion Verbs -- A Japanese/Korean Perspective
  Masayoshi Shibatani and Sung Yeo Chung  vol. 15
• Different Faces of Equality: Grammaticalization of Equative Comparatives in Korean
  Seongha Rhee  vol. 15
• From Classifier Construction to Scalar Construction: The Case of the Japanese N hitotu V-nai and N 1-numeral classifier V-nai Constructions
  Osamu Sawada  vol. 15
• From Quotative Conditionals to Emotive Topic Markers: A Case of tteba and ttara in Japanese
  Rumiko Shinzato, Satoko Suzuki  vol. 15
• Frequency Effects in Grammaticalization: From Relative Clause to Clause Connective in Korean
  Sung-Ock Sohn  vol. 15
• 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
  Kwang Chung  vol. 16
• The Distribution of Subject Properties in Multiple Subject Constructions
  James H. Yoon  vol. 16
• Genesis of ‘Exemplification’ in Japanese
  Tomhide Kinuhata, Miho Iwata, Tadeshi Eguchi, and Satoshi Kinsui  vol. 16
• A Diachronic Account of the Speaker-Listener Honorific Marker -sup- in Korean
  Chongwon Park and Sook-Kyung Lee  vol. 16
• Grammaticalization Pathways for Japonic Nominalizers: A View from the Western Periphery
  Leon A. Serafim and Rumiko Shinzato  vol. 16
• Diachronic Changes in Korean Wh-Constructions and their Implications for Synchronic Grammar
  Jeong-Me Yoon  vol. 16
• Koto and Negative Scope Expansion in Old Japanese
  Janick Wrona  vol. 16
• On the Interface between Cognition and Interaction: an Analysis of Sequential Problems indicated by e? in Japanese Conversation
  Maki Shimotani  vol. 17
• Adjectival ‘Forms’ and Assessments in Informing Sequences in Japanese Conversation: Employment of Prosodic Effects in Specific Sequential Contexts
  Hideyuki Sugiura  vol. 17
• Approximative taro in Japanese: Focus on interaction and information
  Yuki I. Taylor  vol. 17
• Short Wh-movement in Old Japanese
  Edith Aldridge  vol. 17
• The Old Japanese Case System: The Function of wo
  Janick Wrona and Bjarke Frellesvig  vol. 17
• Many Uses of One Place: Grammaticalization of Han-tey ‘one place’
  Seongha Rae  vol. 17
• Dialectal Perspectives on the Emergence of Japanese Complementizer no
  Noriko Yoshimura  vol. 17
• Penominal Complementizers and the Derivation of Complex NPS in Japanese and Korean
  Bjarke Frellesvig and John Whitman  vol. 18
• The Genesis of Indefinite Pronouns in Japanese and Korean
  Tomhide Kinuhata and John Whitman  vol. 18
• From Nominalizer to Stance Marker in the History of Okinawan
  Reijirou Shibasaki  vol. 18
• Quasi-Kakarimusubi in Irabu
  Michinori Shimoji  vol. 18
• Historical Development of Quotative Constructions in Korean
  Sung-Ock Sohn  vol. 18
• What Role Does Morphology Play Historical Change?
  Hijo Kang  vol. 18
• The Historical Development of the Korean Suffix -key
  Minju Kim  vol. 19
• On the Origins of the Old Japanese kakari Particles, ka, zö, and kösö, and their Okinawan Counterparts: An Iconicity-based Hypothesis
  Leon A. Serafim and Rumiko Shnzato  vol. 19
• Rendaku in Sino-Japanese: Reduplication and Coordination
  Timothy J. Vance  vol. 19
• Analysis and Value of Hentai Kambun as Japanese
  Edith Aldridge  vol. 20
• The Split of the Tōkyō Type Tone System into a Number of Subtypes, and What This Can Tell Us About the Tone System of Proto-Japanese
  Elisabeth M. De Boer  vol. 20
• Ryukyuan Perspectives on the Proto-Japonic Vowel System
  Thomas Pellard  vol. 20
• Agreement and the Restructuring of the Japanese Pronominal System
  Yuko Yanagida  vol. 20
• The Vowel System and Vowel Harmony in 15th Century Korean: ‘Alay-a’ ( · ) Revisited
  Young-Key Kim-Renaud  vol. 20
• A Korean Grammatical Borrowing in Early Middle Japanese Kunten texts and its Relation to the Syntactic Alignment of Earlier Japanese and Korean
  John Whitman and Yuko Yanagida  vol. 21
• Some Korean/Japanese Linguistic Implications of Korean Wooden Tablet Writings
  SeungJae Lee  vol. 22
• How Adessive Becomes Nominative in Korean Honorifics
  Alan Hyun-Oak Kim  vol. 22
• A Discrepancy in the Degree of Grammaticalization of Korean and Japanese Negative-Sensitive Items: A Corpus-Based Study
  KangHun Park  vol. 22
• Distributional Patterns of Syntactic and Semantic/Pragmatic Coding in Four Japonic Varieties
  Shoichi Iwasaki and Noriko Yoshimura  vol. 22
• Quantitative Approach to Mimetic Diachrony
  Kimi Akita, Satoshi Nakamura, Takanori Komatsu, and Sachiko Hirata-Mogi  vol. 22
• Ubiquitous Variability in the Phonological Form of Loanwords: Tracing Early Borrowings into Japanese over Five Centuries of Contact
  Aaron Albin  vol. 23
• Phonological Reduction and the (Re)emergence of Attributive Forms in Yaeyama Ryukyuan
  Tyler Lau and Christopher Davis  vol. 23
• Towards a Stronger Theory of Proto-Korean-Japanese
  Alexander T. Ratte  vol. 23
• Middle Chinese Loan Translations and Loan Derivations in Japanese
  Matthew Zisk  vol. 24
• Another Type of List Buoys in Japanese Sign Language: Emergence from Gesture
  Yuko Asada  vol. 26
• Korean Interrogative Mwusun 'What Kind of' as a Discourse Marker
  Hye Seung Lee  vol. 26
• On the Emergence of Discourse Markers of Emphasis in Korean
  Seongha Rhee  vol. 26
• From a Clause-Combining Conjunction to a Sentence-Initial Adverbial Connector in the History of Japanese: With Special Attention to totan (-ni) 'at the moment'
  Reijirou Shibasaki  vol. 26
• From Manner to Pseudo-Quotation: The Grammaticalization of Korean sik ('style, manner') and Japanese fuu ('wind, manner')
  Haruo Kubozono  vol. 26
• First Person Pronouns in Old Japanese Revisited: Focusing on a-nka and wa-nka
  Chihkai Lin  vol. 27
• Diachronic Shifts of Korean Pyello and Japanese Amari from PPI to NPI
  Yong-Taek Kim, Rumiko Shinzato, and Seon-Yeop Hwang  vol. 27

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
• When Best Friends Do Not Use Their Own Home Language
  Chunhua Ma  vol. 13
• Culture and Interactional Styles: The Interpretation of Reactive Tokens in Japanese Conversations
  Shigeko Okamoto, Shie Sato  vol. 13
• On the Grammaticalization of Motion Verbs -- A Japanese/Korean Perspective
  Masayoshi Shibatani and Sung Yeo Chung  vol. 15
• Prompting Japanese Children
  Matthew Burdelski  vol. 16
• Beheaded Relativization for Multimodal Stance Marking in Reported Speech in Korean Internet Communication
  Junghee Park  vol. 17
• Statistical Analysis of sa-Insertion: Via Diet Database
  Shin-Ichiro Sano  vol. 17
• The Acquisition of Transitivity in Japanese Korean Children
  Shin Fukuda and Soonja Choi  vol. 17
• Contextual Effects on Comprehension of the Korean Focus Particle –man in Child Language
  Soyoung Kim  vol. 17
• Declination in Japanese Conversation: Turn Construction, Coherence and Projection
  Ross Krekoski  vol. 19
• Speech Style Shifts and Teacher Identities in Korean Language Classroom Discourse
  Miyung Park  vol. 19
• The Manifestation of Intrasentential Code-Switching in Japanese Hip Hop
  Natsuko Tsujimura and Stuart Davis  vol. 19
• The Polite Voice in Korean: Searching for Acoustic Correlates of contaymal and panmal
  Bodo Winter and Sven Grawunder  vol. 19
• Japanese‐Northern Ryukyuan Language Contact and Structural Convergence: The Case of Embedded Interrogative Constructions
  Gijs van der Lubbe  vol. 24
• From False Promises, Fake Quotations, and Feigned Questions into Grammar: Grammaticalization of Manipulative Discourse Strategies
  Seongha Rhee  vol. 25
• From Tasty Adjective to Succulent Metaphor: What the Language of Food Reveals
  Natsuko Tsujimura  vol. 25
• Interactional Functions of Verbalizing Trouble: Self-addressed Questions in Japanese Conversation
  Tomoko Endo and Daisuke Yokomori  vol. 25
• The Korean Vocative Interjection ya: Functions Beyond Summoning Actions
  Mary Shin Kim  vol. 25
• The Role of Intonation in Discourse: The Analysis of Ani in Korean
  Mee-Jeong Park  vol. 25
• Productive Use of Indexicalized Variable in Social Interaction: The Case of Ranuki in Japanese
  Shin-Ichiro Sano  vol. 25
• On the Rise of Douride 'no wonder' as a Projector and the Reformulation of Discourse Sequential Relations in Japanese
  Reijirou Shibasaki  vol. 25
• Reporting Past Experience with the Immediate Perception Marker -ney in Korean Conversation
  Hye Young Smith  vol. 25
• Playful Frames of Interaction in Korean: Designs of Teasing and Banter
  Tyler Miyashiro  vol. 27
• Expressive and Innovative Idiophones in Japanese and Korean: A Corpus-Based Approach
  Jiyeon Park  vol. 27
• Politeness in Japanese and Korean Disaster Warnings
  Eunhye Kim Hess and Amy Ives Takebe  vol. 27
• A Systematic, Corpus-Based Methodology for Studying Idiomatic Creativity in Korean and Japanese
  Young-Min Oh  vol. 27
• Contraction as Idiomatic Variation: A Corpus-Based Study of Korean, Japanese, and English
  Young-Min Oh and Carey Benom  vol. 28
• Grammatical Integration of Mimetics and Accompanying Gestures in L2 Japanese Discourse
  Keiko Yoshioka and Noriko Iwasaki  vol. 28