Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 2

Patricia M. Clancy

Table of Contents

• Foreword

Part I. Discourse and Pragmatics

• On the Clause-Linking to Construction in Japanese
  Seiko Yamaguchi Fujii
• Functional Transfer in the History of Japanese Language
  Shoichi Iwasaki
• Topicality in Korean Conversation: A Conversation Analytic Perspective
  Kyu-hyun Kim
• Linguistic Politeness and Cultural Style: Observations from Japanese
  Yoshiko Matsumoto
• Idiomatic Conditionals in Japanese
  Shigeko Okamoto
• Cognition, Affect, and Topicality of the Causal Particle -Nikka in Korean
  Sung-Ock S. Sohn
• The Korean Modal Marker Keyss as a Marker of Affect: An Interactional Perspective
  Kyung-Hee Suh and Kyu-hyun Kim

Part II. Phonology

• The Phonological Word in Korean
  Eunjoo Han
• Prosodic Approach on Korean Partial Reduplication
  Jongho Jun
• Prosodic Word-Level Rules in Korean
  Ongmi Kang
• A Phonetically Based Analysis of [Voice] and [Fortis] in Korean
  David James Silva

Part III. Psycholinguistics and Language Acquisition

• Conditionality and Deontic Modality in Japanese and Korean: Evidence from the Emergence of Conditionals
  Noriko Akatsuka and Patricia M. Clancy
• Word Order vs. Word Class: Portmanteau Sentences in Bilinguals
  Shoji Azuma
• Development of Locative Case Markers in Korean
  Soonja Choi
• The Organization of the Korean Syllable: Experimental Evidence
  Bruce L. Derwing, Yeo Bom Yoon, and Sook Whan Cho
• The Acquisition of the Japanese Subject Marker Ga and its Theoretical Implications
  Patricia Mayes and Tsuyoshi Ono
• Processing of Japanese Relative Clause Constructions
  Hiroko Yamashita, Laurie Stowe, and Mineharu Nakayama

Part IV. Syntax and Semantics

• Indefinite Wh Pronouns and the Morpheme Mo in Japanese
  Ruriko Kawashima
• Scrambling and Scope in Japanese
  Masanori Nakamura
• A Note on So-Called “Donkey Sentences” in Japanese: A Preliminary Study
  Shin Watanabe

Part V. Syntax and Morphology

• Inalienable-Type Multiple Accusative Constructions in Korean and Japanese
  Dong-In Cho
• Case-Motivated Movement to Non-Argument Positions: Evidence from Japanese
  Stanley Dubinsky
• The Role of Pro in the Ni Passive in Japanese
  Hiroto Hoshi
• On Certain Differences in Comparative Deletion Between English and Japanese
  Yasuo Ishii
• Inalienable Possession Constructions in Korean: Scrambling, the Proper Binding Condition, and Case-Percolation
  Hisatsugu Kitahara
• Modal Phrase and Adjuncts
  Masatoshi Koizumi
• Postverbal Adverbs and Verb Movement in Korean
  Jae Hong Lee
• The Syntax of Serialization in Korean
  Sookhee Lee
• Case Alternation and Word Order Variation in Nominal Clauses
  Young-Suk Lee
• Uniform Pro Subject Analysis of Japanese Sentences
  Shigeo Tonoike

Index