Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 14

Timothy Vance and Kimberly Jones

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgements

Part I. Phonology

• Accent and Sound Symbolism in Japanese
  Shoko Hamano
• Intonational Phonology of Seoul Korean Revisited
  Sun-Ah Jun
• Consonant Coocurrence Restrictions in Yamato Japanese
  Shigeto Kawahara, Hajime Ono, & Kiyoshi Sudo
• Phonological Structure and Unaccented Nouns in Tokyo and Osaka Japanese
  Haruo Kubozono & Misa Fukui
• Theoretical Implications of Mimetic Voicing in Japanese
  Kazutaka Kurisu
• Loan Phonology Is Not All Perception: Evidence from Japanese Loan Doublets
  Jennifer L. Smith

Part II. Psycholinguistics

• Effects of Intonational Phrase Boundaries on Ambiguous Syntactic Clause Boundaries in Japanese
  Mineharu Nakayama, Soyoung Kang, & Shari R. Speer
• The Role of Prosody in Korean Sentence Processing
  Hee-Sun Kim & Hyuck-Joon Lee
• Interaction between Case Marking and Inalienable Possession Relation in Korean Double Nominative Constructions
  Kyung Sook Shin
• 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

Part III. Historical Linguistics

• The Emergence of the Complementizer no in Japanese Revisited
  Yumiko Nishi
• Grammaticalization of Postpositional Particles from Spatial Terms in Korean
  Seongha Rhee
• Semantic Shift from Politeness to Expressive: A Case Study of the Japanese Inferential Auxiliary soo
  Hidemi S. Riggs

Part IV. Syntax and Semantics

• Toward a Unified Approach to Negative Polarity Triggered by Inherently Negative Predicates
  Daeho Chung
• Control into Adverbial Predicate PPs
  Stanley Dubinsky & Shoko Hamano
• It's Time to Say Goodbye to Syntactic Analyses of the SIKA-NAI Construction
  Yukio Furukawa
• Formal Grammar of Evidentiality: A Case Study of Japanese Contrastive wa
  Yurie Hara
• (A)symmetric Nominalization of Measure Expressions in Japanese and Korean
  Youngjun Jang & Chung-Kon Shi
• “Neg-sensitive” Elements, Neg-c-command, and Scrambling in Japanese
  Kiyoko Kataoka
• A Theory of Number Marking: Syntax-Semantics Interface Approach
  Chonghyuck Kim
• The Classifier in Japanese Numeral Quantification
  Mana Kobuchi-Philip
• On the Singular [+Specific] Reading of WH-Doublets in Korean
  Youngeun Lee
• Locality in Syntax and Floated Numeral Quantifiers in Japanese and Korean
  Shigeru Miyagawa
• On Exceptional zibun Binding: An Experimental Approach
  David Y. Oshima
• Jussive Clauses and Agreement of Sentence Final Particles in Korean
  Miok Debby Pak

Part V. Discourse and Pragmatics

• Zero-Marked Topics, Subjects, and Objects in Japanese
  Mutsuko Endo Hudson, Yoshimi Sakakibara, & Junko Kondo
• What Does the Korean “Double Causative“ Reveal about Causation and Korean? A Corpus-Based Contrastive Study with Japanese
  Tsuneyoshi Ishihara, Kaoru Horie, & Prashant Pardeshi
• The Structure of Internal State Expressions in Japanese and Korean
  Shoichi Iwasaki
• Aspectual Markers in Japanese and Korean: A Corpus Linguistics Study
  Kaori Kabata & Jeong-Hwa Lee
• Retroactive Elaboration in Korean Conversation
  Haeyon Kim
• Rethinking the Temporal Approach to Stativity Denoted by -te iru: The Application of the Two-Component Theory of Aspect
  Yumiko Nishi
• Postpredicate Elements in Japanese Conversation: Nonmodulatity and Panchrony
  Tsuyoshi Ono & Yasuhiro Shirai
• The Relationship between Prosodic Features and Modal Expressions in Discourse: A Case Study of the Japanese Sentence-Final particle yo
  Maki Shimotani
• Obliqueness and Postpositional Marking in Japanese
  Tomoko Takeda
• On the Optionality of to-Marking on Reduplicated Mimetics in Japanese
  Kiyoko Toratani
• Complaint Utterances in Korean Conversation: Interrogatives with Question Words
  Kyung-Eun Yoon
• An Analysis of Negative Nominalized Predicates as Prohibitives in Japanese Discourse
  Nina Azumi Yoshida

Index