Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 18

William McClure and Marcel den Dikken

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgements

Part I Acquisition

• Root Infinitives: The Parallel Routes the Japanese- and Korean- speaking Children Step In
  Keiko Murasugi and Chisato Fuji
• Phonomimesis and Directional Predication in the Acquisition of L1 Japanese and L2 English
  David Stringer

Part II Discourse

• The Functional Polysemy of the Korean Discourse Marker mak: Variant Functions under an Invariant Meaning
  Mary Shin Kim
• Turn Units in Korean Conversation
  Jae-Eun Park
• A Sequential Approach to the Relationship between Prosody and Social Action: The Case of eh in Japanese Conversation
  Maki Shimotani

Part III Historical Grammaticalization

• Penominal Complementizers and the Derivation of Complex NPS in Japanese and Korean
  Bjarke Frellesvig and John Whitman
• The Genesis of Indefinite Pronouns in Japanese and Korean
  Tomhide Kinuhata and John Whitman
• From Nominalizer to Stance Marker in the History of Okinawan
  Reijirou Shibasaki
• Quasi-Kakarimusubi in Irabu
  Michinori Shimoji
• Historical Development of Quotative Constructions in Korean
  Sung-Ock Sohn

Part IV Phonology and Phonetics

• Recursive Prosodic Phrasing in Japanese
  Junko Ito and Armin Mester
• What Role Does Morphology Play Historical Change?
  Hijo Kang
• Phonetic and Psycholinguistic Prominence in Pun Formation: Evidence for Prositional Faithfulness
  Hyun-ju Kim
• Lexical Indexation in Sino-Japanese Exceptionality
  Kazutaka Kurisu
• Syllable Deletion as a Prosodically Conditioned Derived Environment Effect
  Kan Sasaki
• Cross-linguistic Perception of Fricatives and Affricates: A Correlation between Adults' Perception and Children's Acquisition Order
  Hajime Takeyasu
• Korean Learners' Perception of Word Boundaries in English
  Gwanhi Yun

Part V Syntax and Semantics

• Two By-phrase in Japanese Passive
  Shin Fukuda
• The Imperfective Puzzle in Korean
  Min-Joo Kim
• Noun Complements and Clause Types in Korean (and Japanese)
  Shin-Sook Kim
• The Semantics of sugi- in Japanese
  Xiao Li
• When Declaratives Become Evidentials: The Korean Non-Final -ta- as an Indirect Evidential
  Dongsik Lim
• Comparison, Indeterminateness, and the Semantics-Pragmatics Interface
  Osamu Sawada
• Now Negation Scopes in Japanese and Korean
  Peter Sells
• Light Switches between Japanese/Korean and English
  Ji Young Shim
• Degree Quantification and the Size of Noun Modifiers
  Junko Shimoyama
• Revisiting Resultatives in Korean
  Minjeong Son
• Argument Ellipsis in Japanese Right Dislocation
  Kensuke Takita
• Japanese Expression of Temporal Identity: Temporal and Counterfactual Interpretation of tokoro-da
  Yukinori Takubo
• An(other)Argument for the “Repetition” Analysis of Japanese Right Dislocation: Evidence from the Distribution of Thematic Topic -wa
  Hideaki Yamashita
• Expletive Negation in Japanese and Korean
  Suwon Yoon

Index