Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 16

Yukinori Takubo, Tomohide Kinuhata, Szymon Grzelak, and Kayo Nagai

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgements

Part I. Guest Speakers

• HIRC, QF and the Definiteness Effect
  S.-Y. Kuroda
• 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
• Optional A-Scrambling
  Mamoru Saito
• The Distribution of the Subject Properties in Multiple Subject Constructions
  James Yoon

Part II. Historical Linguistics

• Genesis of ‘Exemplification’ in Japanese
  Tomohide Kinuhata, Miho Iwata, Tadashi Eguchi, Satoshi Kinsui
• A Diachronic Account of the Speaker-Listener Honorific Marker -sup- in Korean
  Chongwon Park, Sook-kyung Lee
• Gramaticalization Pathways for Japonic Nominalizers: A View from the Western Periphery
  Leon A. Serafim, Rumiko Shinzato
• Diachronic Changes in Korean Wh-constructions and Their Implications for Synchonic Grammar
  Jeong-Me Yoon
• Koto and Negative Scope Expansion in Old Japanese
  Janick Wrona

Part III. Phonology and Phonetics

• The Acquisition of the Constraints on Mimetic Verbs in Japanese and Korean
  Kimi Akita
• Language-Specific Production and Perceptual Compensation in V-to-V Coarticulatory Patterns: Evidence from Korean and Japanese
  Jeong-Im Han
• Peculiar Accentuation of Prefixes in Pusan Korean and Its Implications
  Ho-Kyung Jun
• A Phonetic Duration-based Analysis of Loan Adaptation in Korean and Japanese
  Mira Oh
• Vowel Harmony as an Anti-Faithfulness Effect: Implication from Nonconcatentive Morphology in Korean Ideophones
  Chang-Beom Park

Part IV. Discourse/Functional Linguistics

• Prompting Japanese Children
  Matthew Burdelski
• Clause Chaining, Turn Projection and Marking of Participation: Functions of TE in turn Co-constructions in Japanese Conversation
  Yuria Hashimoto
• Roles of Gestures Pointing to the Addressee in Japanese Face-to-face Interaction: Attaining Cohesion via Metonymy
  Mika Ishino
• Intersubjectification and Textual Functions of Japanese Noda and Korean Kes-ita
  Joungmin Kim and Kaoru Horie
• The Asymmetry between the Iki (Go)-V and the Ki (Come)-V Constructions
  Noriko Matsumoto
• The Deployment of Korean Negative Interrogatives in Conversational Discourse: A Sign-based Approach
  Jini Noh
• A Copus-Based Look at Japanese Giving/Receiving Verbs ageru, kureru, and moray
  Tsuyoshi Ono and Ross Krekoski
• How ‘Things’ (mono) Get Reanalyzed in Japanese Discourse
  Nina Azumi Yoshida

Part V. Syntax

• Right Node Raising as PF Coordination Reduction
  Duk-Ho An
• The Casual Wh-phrase Naze in Japanese Cleft Constructions
  Tomoko Kawamura
• Processing Left Peripheral NPI in Korean: At the Syntax Phonology Interface
  Jieun Kiaer and Ruth Kempson
• The Exempt Binding of Local Anaphors: An Empirical Study of the Korean Local Anaphor Caki-casin
  Ji-Hye Kim and James H. Yoon
• Three Types of Korean Comparatives
  So-Young Park
• On the Syntax of External Possession in Korean
  Reiko Vermeulen
• Shika-NPIs in Tokyo Japanese and the Syntax-Prosody Interface: Focus Intonation Prosody and Prosody-Scope Correspondence
  Hideaki Yamashita

Part VI. Formal Semantics and Discourse Analysis

• The Korean Double Past form -esses and Types of Discourse
  EunHee Lee
• Particles: Dynamics vs. Utility
  Eric McCready
• Perspectives, Logophoricity, and Embedded Tense in Japanese
  David Y. Oshima
• Tense and Modality in Japanese Casual Expressions
  Sanae Tamura

Index