Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 1

Hajime Hoji

Table of Contents

• Preface
  Hajime Hoji
• Cognitive and Syntactic Bases of Topicalized and Nontopicalized Sentences in Japanese
  S.-Y. Kuroda

1. Acquisition, Discourse, Pragmatics, and Typology

• The Sentence-Final Particle Ne as a Tool for Cooperation in Japanese Conversation
  Haruko Minegishi Cook
• Parameter Settings in the L2 Acquisition of English Reflexives
  Makiko Hirakawa
• How Languages Encode the Cognitive Notion of Directness and Indirectness: A Typological Study
  Kaoru Horie
• Continuity of Action and Topic in Discourse
  Hoeyron Kim
• A Pragmatic Account of the Distribution of Come and Go in English, Japanese and Korean
  Tsuneko Nakazawa
• Conflict Avoidance in Social Interaction: A Sociolinguistic Comparison of the Korean and Japanese Honorific Systems
  Moe-Ron Park
• WA and GA: From the Perspective of the Deictic Center in Discourse
  Noriko Watanabe

2. Phonology

• Parameters of Consonantal Assimilation in Japanese and Korean
  Young-mee Yu Cho
• Sound Changes in Korean: An Underspecification Theoretical Approach
  So-Woo Chung
• Glide Formation in Korean
  Eunjoo Han
• Underspecification and Phoneme Substitution
  Hye Bae Park Yoo
• A Comparison of Korean and Japanese Pitch-Accent from a Prosodic Perspective
  David James Silva

3. Syntax and Morphology

• On Light Verb Construction in Korean and Japanese
  Hee-Don Ahn
• Subjects and Predication in Korean and Japanese
  Caroline Heycock and Young-Suk Lee
• On “Aboutness Conditions”
  Nanako Kameshima
• Constraints on the ‘Intransitivizing’ Resultative -te aru Construction in Japanese
  Yo Matsumoto
• N'-Deletion in Japanese: A Preliminary Study
  Mamoru Saito and Keiko Murasugi
• Control Structures in Japanese
  Mari Sakaguchi
• VP in Japanese: Evidence from -te Complements
  Peter Sells
• Unaccusative Nouns and Resultatives in Japanese
  Natsuko Tsujimura

4. Syntax and Semantics

• Counterfactual Concessive Conditionals in Japanese
  Seiko Fujii Yamaguchi
• The Proper Treatment of Every and Some in Japanese
  Kazuhiko Fukushima
• Markers of Distributivity in Japanese and Korean
  David Gil
• Where Do the Contrastive and Focus Readings Come From?
  Kwang-sup Kim
• The Scope Interaction of Wh-word and Quantifier
  Jinhee Suh

Index