Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 20 Contents

Bjarke Frellesvig and Peter Sells

Table of Contents

• Acknowledgements

Part I Discourse

• Sequential Context of -canh-a(yo): Hearers' Perspective
  Hee Ju and Sung-Ock Sohn
• The Korean Adverb Kunyang in Spoken Discourse
  Mary Shin Kim and Jieun Kim
• The Formulaic Expressions of ‘Thing’ in Spoken and Written Registers: A Corpus Study of Bound Nouns Kes and Ke in Korean
  Sung-Ock Sohn and Kilim Nam

Part II Historical Linguistics

• Analysis and Value of Hentai Kambun as Japanese
  Edith Aldridge
• The Split of the Tōkyō Type Tone System into a Number of Subtypes, and What This Can Tell Us About the Tone System of Proto-Japanese
  Elisabeth M. De Boer
• Ryukyuan Perspectives on the Proto-Japonic Vowel System
  Thomas Pellard
• Agreement and the Restructuring of the Japanese Pronominal System
  Yuko Yanagida

Part III Phonology and Phonetics

• Mimetic Vowel Harmony
  Kimi Akita, Mutsumi Imai, Noburo Saji, Katerina Kantartzis, and Sotaro Kita
• The Vowel System and Vowel Harmony in 15th Century Korean: ‘Alay-a’ ( · ) Revisited
  Young-Key Kim-Renaud
• Constraint Inviolability in Japanese Mimetic Palatalization
  Kazutaka Kurisu
• Tone System in Itoman
  Nobutaka Takara
• Transition to a Two-Type Accent System in Tokyo Japanese? The Behavior of Surnames
  Timothy J. Vance, Manami Hirayama, and Mikio Giriko

Part IV Experimental Linguistics

• Japanese and Korean Speakers' Production of Mimetic Words
  Noriko Iwasaki, Lucien Brown, Sotaro Kita, and David Vinson
• Seoul Korean Subjects' Perception of Japanese Pitch-accent: Evidence for the Absence of Tonogenesis in Korean
  Hyunsoon Kim
• Comprehension of VP-ellipsis and Null Object Constructions in Korean
  Jinsook Kim
• Korean L2 Speakers' Phonological Representation of the English /l/-/r/ Contrast
  Lucy Kyoungsook Kim and Elsi Kaiser
• Three Types of ‘Root Infinitives’: Theoretical Implications from Child Japanese
  Keiko Murasugi and Tomomi Nakatani
• The Acquisition of the Japanese Imperfective Aspect Marker: Universal Predisposition or Input Frequency
  Yasuhiro Shirai and Yoko Suzuki
• Children's Interpretations of Quantifier Scope Interactions in Japanese
  Kyoko Yamakoshi

Part V Syntax and Semantics

• Semantic Realization of the Layered TP: Evidence from the Ambiguity of the Sentential Koto-nominal
  Yurie Hara, Youngju Kim, Hiromu Sakai, and Sanae Tamura
• Kuroda's Left-headedness and Linkers
  Ken Hiraiwa
• On Japanese Indirect Passives
  Hidehito Hoshi
• Postsyntactic Compounds and Semantic Head-marking in Japanese
  Taro Kageyama
• Ani ‘no’-prefaced Responses to WH-questions as Challenges in Korean Conversation
  Hye Ri Stephanie Kim
• Forward and Backward Feature Agreement: Evidence from Korean Numeral Classifier Constructions
  On-Soon Lee
• Two Modes of Argument Selection in Nominals
  Naoyuki Ono
• What can Japanese Dialects tell us about the Function and Development of the Nominalization Particle no
  Masayoshi Shibatani
• The Perfective Imperative in Japanese
  Axel Svahn
• ‘Topic’ and ‘Contrast’: A Comparative Approach to Japanese and Korean
  Reiko Vermeulen
• Measure Phrase Modification in the Extended Projection of Adjectives
  Akira Watanabe

Index