Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 8

David James Silva

Table of Contents

• Preface

Part I. Conversation and Discourse Analysis

• Repetition, Reformulation, and Definitions: Prosodic Indexes of Elaboration in Japanese Discourse
  Mieko Banno
• Projection of Talk Using Language, Intonation, Deictic and Iconic Gestures and Other Body Movements
  Keiko Emmett
• Turn-taking in Japanese Political Debate: Syntax, Intonation, and Semantics
  Hiroko Furo
• Interactive Grammar: The Turn-Final Use of nuntey in Korean and kedo in Japanese
  Yong-Yae Park
• Specificity and Salability: Product Highlighting Strategies in Television Commercials of Japan, Korea, and the U.S.
  Susan Strauss
• Direct Discourse and New Character Introductions in Japanese Narrative Discourse
  Noriko Watanabe

Part II. Language Processing

• Adjectives and Adjectival Nouns in Japanese: Psychological Processes in Sentence Production
  Noriko Iwasaki, Gabriella Vigliocco, and Merrill F. Garrett
• The Psychological Status of Syntactic Constraints on Rendaku
  Tam Kozman
• Head Directionality and Intrasentential Code-switching: A Study of Japanese Canadian and Korean Americans' Bilingual Speech
  Miwa Nishimura and Keumsil Kim Yoon
• Psycholinguistic Investigation of the Acquisition of Negation in Japanese
  Tetsuya Sano

Part III. Morphology, Semantics and Grmmatical Function

• Functional Duality of Case-marking Particles in Japanese and Its Implications for Grammaticalization: A Contrastive Study with Korean
  Kaoru Horie
• Grammaticalization: The Ambiguity of Japanese Morpheme -e-
  Tomiko Kodama
• A Unified Analysis of Japanese Adjectives
  Kunio Nishiyama
• Feature Checking and Morphological Merger
  Hiromu Sakai
• Kakari musubi Revisited: Its Functions and Development
  Rumiko Shinzato
• Grammaticalization, Aspect, and Emotion: The Case of Japanese -te shimau and Korean -a/e pelita
  Susan Strauss and Sung-Ock Sohn
• The Function of -o in Japanese
  Naoko Takahashi
• The Stage-Level/Individual-Level Distinction: An Analysis of -te-iru
  Ayako Yamagata

Part IV. Phonetics, Phonology, and Historical Linguistics

• Intergestural Overlap and Timing in Korean Palatalization: An Optimality Theoretic Approach
  Taehong Cho
• Sound Symbolism and Sound Change: Weakening of Labials
  Shoko Hamano
• Anti-Trapping Effects in an Iambic System: Vowel Shortening in Korean
  Jong-Kyoo Kim
• The Interaction of Pitch Accent and Vowel Devoicing in Tokyo Japanese
  Mafuyu Kitahara
• The Prosodic Analysis of Intervocalic Tense Consonant Lengthening in Korean
  Mira Oh
• Minimality Constraints and the Prosodic Structure of Child Japanese
  Mitsuhiko Ota
• Sonorant Assimilation within Correspondence Theory
  Oksook Park
• A Reconstruction of Proto-Ryukyuan Accent
  Moriyo Shimabukuro
• Vowel Deletion in Japanese
  Yuki Takatori
• The Old Japanese Vowel System: Implications of Speech Perception
  Natasha Warner

Part V. Generative Syntax

• Why, Contrastive Topic, and LF Movement
  Eun Cho
• On selo
  Daeho Chung and Hong-Keun Park
• Scrambling of Weak NPs in Japanese
  Yasuo Ishii
• VP Complement of HI-Causative
  Ae-Ryung Kim
• Focusing Effects in Korean/Japanese Ellipsis
  Jeong-Seok Kim and Keun-Won Sohn
• A Lexical Mapping Theory Account of Korean Case Alternations
  Steven G. Lapointe
• Scrambling of Wh-Phrases and the Move-F Hypothesis
  Hideki Maki and Masao Ochi
• Structure within VP in Japanese
  Kazuko Yatsushiro
• Ambiguity of Relational Nouns and the Argument Structure of Nouns
  Jeong-Me Yoon
• The Strong [neg] Feature of Neg and NPI Licensing in Japanese
  Yasushi Yoshimoto

Index