Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 3

Soonja Choi

Table of Contents

Part I. Discourse and Acquisition

• Other-Initiated Repair Sequences in Korean Conversation as Interactional Resources
  Kyu-hyun Kim
• Functions of the Filler ano in Japanese
  Haruko Minegishi Cook
• The Structure of the Intonation Unit in Japanese
  Shoichi Iwasaki
• Relative Clauses and Discourse Strategies
  Yoko Collier-Sanuki
• Some Observations in Humble Expressions in Japanese: Distribution of o- V(stem) suru and ′V(causative) itadaku
  Junko Mori
• Referential Structure in Japanese Children's Narratives: The Acquisition of wa and ga
  Kei Nakamura
• Grammatical Factors in the Acquisition of Complex Structures in Japanese
  Wendy Snyder

Part II. Syntax and Semantics

• Adjuncts and Event Argument in Restructuring
  Natsuko Tsujimura
• On the Syntactic Properties of the Passive Morpheme in Japanese
  Hiroto Hoshi
• The Affected Construction in Korean and Japanese
  Taegoo Chung
• Numeral Classifier Phrases Inside DP and the Specificity Effect
  Hisatsugu Kitahara
• Floating Quantifiers, Scrambling and the ECP
  Myung-Kwan Park and Keun-Won Sohn
• The Boundedness of Scrambling
  Shûichi Yatabe
• Case, Agreement, and Ga/No Conversion
  Shigeru Miyagawa
• Analyzing the Verbal Noun: Internal and External Constraints
  Christopher Manning
• A Semantic Parameter: The Progressive in Japanese and English
  William McClure
• Do aru and iru Exist as Verbs of Existence in Japanese?
  Susan Strauss
• Case-Marking in Korean Post-Verbal Negation
  Yookyung Kim
• From Zero to Overt Nominalizer NO: A Syntactic Change in Japanese
  Kaoru Horie

Part III. Phonology

• Rhythmic Lengthening and Shortening in Korean
  Hee-Bok Jung
• Notes on Some Japanese-Korean Phonetic Correspondences
  Alexander Vovin

Index