Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 27

Michael Barrie

Table of Contents

Invited Speakers

• The Parallel Route the Japanese- and Korean-Acquiring Children Take to Attain the Adult Grammar: An Implication for the Minimalist Theory
  Keiko Murasugi
• Intervention Effects in Japanese Revisited: Gradable Acceptability and Its Theoretical Consequences
  Satoshi Tomioka, Yoshihisa Kitagawa, & Katsuo Tamaoka

PART I: Discourse Analysis / Corpus Linguistics

• Playful Frames of Interaction in Korean: Designs of Teasing and Banter
  Tyler Miyashiro
• Expressive and Innovative Idiophones in Japanese and Korean: A Corpus-Based Approach
  Jiyeon Park
• Politeness in Japanese and Korean Disaster Warnings
  Eunhye Kim Hess & Amy Ives Takebe
• A Systematic, Corpus-Based Methodology for Studying Idiomatic Creativity in Korean and Japanese
  Young-Min Oh

PART II: Historical Linguistics

• First Person Pronouns in Old Japanese Revisited: Focusing on a-nka and wa-nka
  Chihkai Lin
• Diachronic Shifts of Korean Pyello and Japanese Amari from PPI to NPI
  Yong-Taek Kim, Rumiko Shinzato, & Seon-Yeop Hwang

PART III: Acquisition

• Three Modes of Applying Phonemic Merge and Acquisition of Syllable Types
  Kei Furukawa

PART IV: Syntax / Semantics

• Un-Blackboxing Aboutness: A New Perspective from Japanese Gapless Clausal Modifiers
  Kazuhiko Fukushima
• Personal Pronouns as Markers of Spatial Deictic Anchors: The Case of the Demonstrative System in Kikai Ryukyuan
  Rihito Shirata
• Intervention Effects and (Bare) Indeterminates
  Kimiko Nakanishi & Ken Hiraiwa
• A Semantic Analysis of Embedded Tense Infinite Control in Japanese
  Yusuke Kubota & Koyo Akuzawa
• How to Eat Your Cake and Have it Too in Japanese: Causal Pluralism and the Role of Agentivity
  Yosuke Sato
• A Source of Defeasibility: Evidence from Japanese Object Experiencer Predicates
  Yusuke Yagi
• Prosody and wh-scope in Osaka Japanese
  Hitomi Minamida
• Korean vs. Chinese on Anaphoric Definites With(out) a Determiner
  Myung-Kwan Park & Arum Kang
• Scope Rigidity of Multiple Scrambling and Economy
  Kwang-Sup Kim
• Direct Object Marking and Markedness in Sika Yaeyaman
  Matthew Topping

PART V: Phonetics / Phonology

• What Does Pitch Range Tell Us About Speech and Speakers? A Sociophonetic Study of Pitch Range Variation in Spoken Japanese
  Céleste Guillemot & Shin-Ichiro Sano
• The Prosody of Contrastive Topic in Korean
  Seung-Eun Kim
• Semantic Intensification and Prosodic Iconicity in Korean Colour Terms
  Hae-Sung Jeon
• Testing Rosen's Rule Yet Again: An Experimental Study
  Yu Tanaka

PART VI: Pragmatics

• A Pragmatic Account of Negative Island Obviation by wa in Japanese
  Hitomi Hirayama
• Unpacking the Functions of the Epistemic Response Token Kulekey in Interaction
  Mary Shin Kim & Sue Y. Yoon