Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 24

Kenshi Funakoshi, Shigeto Kawahara, and Christopher D. Tancredi

Table of Contents

Part I Functional Linguistics

• Differential Degrees of Rentention of Lexical Meaning in Japanese and Korean Functional Categories: A Typological and Constructional Approach
  Kauru Horie and Hyeryeon An
• Dialectometric Approaches to Korean
  Simon Barnes‐Sadler
• Information Structure of Japanese Ditransitive
  Chikako Takashi

Part II Morphology

• An Applicative Approach to Affected Subject Transitives in Japanese
  Takayuki Akimoto
• On Verb‐Stem Expansion in Japanese and Korean
  Hiroshi Aoyagi

Part III Semantics

• The Scalar Dimension of Korean ku
  Arum Kang
• What “May” and “Must” May Be in Japanese
  Magdalena Kaufmann
• Case Alternation and Stacking on Non‐Nominative Subjects in Korean: A New Information Structural Approach
  Eunhee Lee
• On the Property of Mirativity in the Japanese Modal Demonstrative Ano
  Osamu Sawada and Jun Sawada
• Exhaustiveness in Japanese Compound Verbs: A Mereological Approach
  Hideharu Tanaka

Part IV Syntax

• The Acquisition of V‐Stranding VP‐Elipsis
  Yoshiki Fujiwara
• Surprising Instances of Forward Gapping in Korean
  Wonsuk Jung
• Constraints on Contrast Sluicing
  Teruyuki Mizuno and Michael Yoshitaka Erlewine
• Extraction out of Overt Anaphor kule(h) ‘so’ in Korean
  Myung‐Kwan Park and Ui‐Jong Shin
• The Verbal Noun mo construction in Japanese News Headlines
  Yutaka Sato

Part V Psycholinguistics

• Which Factor Primarily Modulates Cortical Activation During Sentence Processing: Case Marking, Thematic Role, or Grammatical Function?
  Masatoshi Koizumi and Jungho Kim
• Quantified Subject and Negation in Child Japanese Conditionals
  Wataru Sugiura and Hiroyuki Shimada

Part VI Phonetics/Phonology

• Compound Tensification in Seoul Korean
  Seoyoung Kim
• A Corpus‐Based Study of Singletons and Geminates in Japanese: Segmental Properties and Contextual Factors
  Shin‐Ichiro Sano

Part VII Historical Linguistics/Sociolinguistics

• Japanese‐Northern Ryukyuan Language Contact and Structural Convergence: The Case of Embedded Interrogative Constructions
  Gijs van der Lubbe
• Middle Chinese Loan Translations and Loan Derivations in Japanese
  Matthew Zisk

Index