Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 5

Noriko Akatsuka, Shoichi Iwasaki, and Susan Strauss

Table of Contents

• Preface
• In Memory of the Late John Hinds
• Barriers for A-Adjunction
  Mamoru Saito
• Reanalysis in Korean Complex Predicate Constructions: Causative Derivation
  Ho-Min Sohn

Part I. Conversation

• The Use of Addressee Honorifics in Japanese Elementary School Classrooms
  Haruko Minegishi Cook
• Dealing with Prior Talk: Discourse Connectives in Korean Conversation
  Kyu-hyun Kim and Kyung-Hee Suh
• The Complementary Functions of Tara and To: Evidence from Procedural/Instructional Discourse
  Patricia Mayes
• A Study of Co-Construction in Japanese: We Don't Finish Each Other's Sentences
  Tsuyoshi Ono and Eri Yoshida
• The Korean Connective Nuntey in Conversational Discourse
  Yong-Yae Park
• Assessment Strategies in Japanese, Korean, and American English
  Susan Strauss and Yumiko Kawanishi

Part II. Grammaticalization and Semantics

• Time, Reality, and Agentivity in Japanese Negation
  Wesley Jacobsen
• Subjectification and Adverbs in Japanese
  Naomi Hanaoka McGloin
• Historical Change of the Japanese Connective Datte: Its Form and Functions
  Junko Mori
• On the Development of Sentence-Final Particles in Korean
  Sung-Ock S. Sohn
• Nominal Adjectives in Japanese (and in Korean?)
  Satoshi Uehara

Part III. Syntax and Semantics

• The Head-Internal Relative Clause in Japanese: An Empty Head Noun Approach
  Koji Hoshi
• Reconstruction vs. Copying: The Case of Wh-Scope
  Jung-Goo Kang and Gereon Müller
• Anaphora and Individuations of Situations
  Yookyung Kim
• A Reconsideration of Type III Gerunds in Korean
  Steven G. Lapointe and Sarah Nielsen
• Floating Quantifiers and the Stage/Individual-Level Distinction
  Yoichi Miyamoto
• Syntactic Movement of Overt Wh-Phrases in Japanese and Korean
  Kunio Nishiyama, John Whitman, and Eun-Young Yi
• Negative Polarity Items and Rigidity of Scope
  Keun-Won Sohn
• Classifier Incorporation in Japanese and Korean Partitive Constructions
  Kuo-ming Sung
• Toward Syntax-Information Mapping
  Akihiko Uechi

Part IV. Korean Phonology

• Perception of Korean Tense and Lax Consonants: Evidence for a Geminate Analysis of Tense Consonants
  Jeong-Im Han
• Five Types of Segmental-Prosodic Rules that Affect the Tone Bearing Unit of North Kyungsang Korean
  No-Ju Kim

Index