Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 7

Noriko Akatsuka, Hajime Hoji, Shoichi Iwasaki, Sung-Ock Sohn, and Susan Strauss

Table of Contents

• Preface
• Asymmetry in the Interpretation of -(n)un in Korean
  Chung-hye Han
• Ventriloquism in Text and Talk: Functions of Self- and Other-Quotation in Japanese
  Senko K. Maynard

Part I. Conversation

• Turn Taking in Japanese Conversation: Grammar, Intonation and Pragmatics
  Hiroko Furo
• So? (On Japanese Connectives sorede, dakara, and ja)
  Mutsuko Endo Hudson
• Co-Construction in Japanese Revisited: We Do “Finish Each Other's Sentences”
  Makoto Hayashi and Junko Mori
• 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
• Hai and Ee: An Interactional Analysis
  Naomi Hanaoka McGloin
• Some Uses and Meanings of Utterance - Initial iya in Japanese Discourse
  Scott Saft

Part II. Language and Culture

• The Use and Non-Use of Honorifics in Sales Talk in Kyoto and Osaka: Are They Rude or Friendly?
  Shigeko Okamoto
• 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
• Color Naming and Color Categorization in Korean
  Rodney E. Tyson

Part III. Historical Linguistics

• Kakari Particles and the Merger of the Predicative and Attributive Forms in the Japanese Verbal System
  Peter Hendriks
• The Correspondence between the Form and Meaning of Predicative Grammatical Categories in Classical Japanese
  Katsunobu Izutsu

Part IV. Semantics and Pragmatics

• An Analysis of Japanese Ne: In Terms of the Theory of Territory of Information
  Akio Kamio
• The Complementizer Toyuu in Japanese
  Yoshiko Matsumoto
• Where the Progressive and the Resultative Meet: A Typology of Imperfective Morphology in Japanese, Korean, Chinese and English
  Yasuhiro Shirai
• Pronoun Drop and Perspective in Japanese
  Satoshi Uehara

Part V. Syntax and Semantics

• WH-Scope Identification via Quasi-Binding
  Daeho Chung
• Attachment Ambiguity in Head Final Languages
  Yuki Hirose and Soon Ae Chun
• Thetic Markers and Japanese/Korean Perception Verb Complements
  Hisako Ikawa
• Syntactic Reflexes of Tripartite Structures of Generic Sentences
  Youngchul Jun
• Resultatives: English vs. Korean
  Soowon Kim and Joan Maling
• Branchingness and Phrasing in Japanese
  Kiyomi Kusumoto
• Is There a Genuine Himself Type Local Anaphor in Korean and Japanese?
  Gunsoo Lee
• On the Null Beneficiary in Benefactive Constructions in Japanese
  Nanako Machida
• The Japanese Dummy Verbs and the Organization of Grammar
  Keiko Miyagawa
• Morphosyntactic Realization of Aspectual Structure
  William McClure
• Predicate Cleft Constructions in Japanese and Korean: The Role of Dummy Verbs in TP/VP-Preposing
  Kunio Nishiyama and Eun Cho
• Raising Assymetry and Improper Movement
  Hiromu Sakai
• Optimality and Economy of Expression in Japanese and Korean
  Peter Sells
• The Laziest Pronouns
  Satoshi Tomioka
• A Note on Scope Dependencies in Japanese Multiple Wh-questions
  Shin Watanabe
• Semantics and Pragmatics of Contrastive Topic in Korean and English
  Hae-Kyung Wee

Part VI. Phonetics and Phonology

• Voicedness Alternations in the Tohoku Dialect of Japanese
  Sachiko Ohno
• On the Irregular Behavior of h in Korean
  Sechang Lee
• Correspondence in Korean Hypocoristic Truncation
  Seung-Hoon Shin
• Noun Faithfulness: Evidence from Accent in Japanese Dialects
  Jennifer L. Smith
• Focus Realization in Japanese English and Korean English Intonation
  Motoko Ueyama and Sun-Ah Jun

Part VII. Demonstrative Workshop

• Formal Dependency, Organization of Grammar, and Japanese Demonstratives
  Hajime Hoji

Index