Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 25

Shin Fukuda, Mary Shin Kim, and Mee‐Jeong Park

Table of Contents

Part I Special Session

• Endangered Indigenous Languages in Japan and Korea
  William O'Grady and Shoichi Iwasaki
• Dialects in Diaspora or Diaspora Dialects: Distinguishing Transplanted Varieties of Korean
  Simon Barnes‐Sadler
• Spatial Frames of Reference in Miyako: Digging into Whorfian Linguistic Relativity
  Kenan Celik, Yukinori Tokubo, and Rafael Núñez
• On the Anaphoric Use of Demonstratives in Miyakoan
  Tomohide Kinuhata and Yuka Hayashi
• Integrating Analysis and Pedagogy in the Revitalization of Jejueo
  Changyoung Yang, Sejung Yang, and William O'Grady

Part II Syntax and Semantics

• Nominal‐based Nominalization
  Masayoshi Shibatani and Sung‐Yeo Chung
• Daroo as an Entertain Modal: An Inquisitive Approach
  Yurie Hara
• Imperatives with/without Necessity
  Shun Ihara and Yuya Noguchi
• Frame Setters in Verbal Unagi‐sentences in Japanese and Korean
  Ante Kärrman
• Two Forms of Relative Clauses in Osaka Japanese and Their Theoretical Implictions
  Hitomi Minamida
• RightäDislocation of a WhäPhrase and its Prosodic Constraint
  Yosho Miyata
• Particle Stranding Ellipsis in Japanese, String Deletion, and Argument Ellipsis
  Yosuke Sato and Masako Maeda
• Light Verb Ellipsis Constructions in Korean
  Changguk Yim

Part III Phonetics and Phonology

• Korean Aspiration, Japanese Voicing, and Emergent Features
  Timothy J. Vance
• Inhibition of Korean Palatalization in L2 English: Electropalatogrphic Data
  Alexei Kochetov, Kelly‐Ann Blake, Andrei Munteanu, Fiona Wilson, Jessica Yeung, and Luke Zhou
• Perception of Tonal Clash: Final Accent vs. No Accent in Interrogative Melodies of Tokyo Japanese
  Mayuki Matsui and Hyun Kyung Hwang
• Denasalization of Moraic Nasals in Sino‐Japanese
  Kohei Nishimura
• Identity Avoidance Effects on Rendaku in the Process of Producing Japanese Noun Compounds: Evidence from Three Oral Production Experiments
  Masaki Sone and Yuki Hirose

Part IV Psycholinguistics

• Effects of Grammatical Variations on Predictive Processing
  Nayoung Kwon
• Processing is not Facilitated by Exposure to Violations of Burzio's Generalization
  Junna Yoshida and Edson T. Miyamoto

Part V Sociolinguistics

• From False Promises, Fake Quotations, and Feigned Questions into Grammar: Grammaticalization of Manipulative Discourse Strategies
  Seongha Rhee
• From Tasty Adjective to Succulent Metaphor: What the Language of Food Reveals
  Natsuko Tsujimura
• Interactional Functions of Verbalizing Trouble: Self‐addressed Questions in Japanese Conversation
  Tomoko Endo and Daisuke Yokomori
• The Korean Vocative Interjection Ya: Functions Beyond Summoning Actions
  Mary Shin Kim
• The Role of Intonation in Discourse:The Analysis of Ani in Korean
  Mee‐Jeong Park
• Productive Use of Indexicalized Variable in Social Interaction: The Case of Ranuki in Japanese
  Shin‐Ichiro Sano
• On the Rise of Douride ‘no wonder’ as a Projector and the Reformulation of Discourse Sequential Relations in Japanese
  Reijirou Shibasaki
• Reporting Past Experience with the Immediate Perception Marker –ney in Korean Conversation
  Hye Young Smith

Poster Session Abstracts

Index