Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 12

William McClure

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgements

Part I. Discourse and Grammaticalization

• Reported Speech as an Interactive Resource: An Examination of Korean Quotative Constructions
  Mary Shin Kim
• Referential Topic Management in Japanese and Korean Oral Narratives
  Yuko Nakahama
• Recent Trends in Japanese Causatives: The Sa-Insertion Phenomenon
  Judy Okada
• Eating is Contemptible: Grammaticalization of Ingestion Verbs in Korean
  Seongha Rhee
• On the Emergence of Intersubjectivity: An Analysis of the Sentence-final nikka in Korean
  Sung‐Ock S. Sohn
• 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
• Topic Initiation in Japanese Business Telephone Conversations
  Lindsay Amthor Yotsukura

Part II. Phonology and Morphology

• The Optionality of the Quotative Particle -to in Japanese Mimetics
  Makiko Asano
• Syllable Weight and Tone in Korean
  Young-mee Yu Cho
• Edge-Demarcation and Consonant Copy in the Jeju Dialect in Korean
  Eungyeong Kang
• Sound Changes Affecting Noun-Final Coronal Obstruents in Korean
  Yoonjung Kang
• Unveiling the Unmarkedness of Sino-Japanese
  Shigeto Kawahara, Kohei Nishimura, and Hajime Ono
• Subject Case Marking in Early Classical Japanese: A New Perspective from Stochastic Optimality Theory
  Chiharu Uda Kikuta
• The Domain of Korean Boundary Tone Realization
  Mee-Jeong Park

Part III. Acquisition and Processing

• Processing of Japanese Wh-scrambling Constructions
  Sachiko Aoshima, Colin Phillips, and Amy Weinberg
• What Japanese Parsing Tells us about Parsing
  Janet Dean Fodor and Yuki Hirose
• Quantifier Floating and Word Order in First Language Acquisition of Japanese
  Takaaki Suzuki and Naoko Yoshinaga

Part IV. Syntax

• C-Correlatives: Their Semantic Function and Syntactic Position
  Daeho Chung
• Case Checking by AspP: The Syntax and Semantics of Predicative Postpositions
  Stanley Dubinsky and Shoko Hamano
• Restriction on Covert Movement: Evidence from Comparative Ellipsis in Japanese
  J.-R. Hayshishita
• Ambiguity in the Korean Morphological Causative/Passive
  Hee-Soo Kim and Acrisio Pires
• Default Prosody Explains Neglected Syntactic Analyses in Japanese
  Yoshihisa Kitagawa and Janet Dean Fodor
• Remarks on Unaccusativity and Unergativity in Japanese and Korean
  Susumu Kuno and Ken-ichi Takami
• Object Experiencer Psych Verbs as Lexical Causatives in Japanese
  Mitsue Motomura
• Direct Movement Passives in Korean and Japanese
  Sang Doh Park and John Whitman

Part V. Semantics and Pragmatics

• Talking, Topics, Types, and Tokens
  Robert Fiengo
• Spatial Deixis in Korean and Japanese: Addressee-anchor Isolated System versus Dual-anchor System
  Shingo Imai
• Contrastive Topic and/or Contrastive Focus
  Chungmin Lee
• Semantic Properties of (Non-)Floating Quantifiers and their Syntactic Implications
  Kimiko Nakanishi
• Analyzing -te
  Kentaro Nakatani
• Event Cancellation and Telicity
  Natsuko Tsujimura

Index