Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 11

Patricia M. Clancy

Table of Contents

• Preface

Part I. Guest Papers

• Spatial Semantics and Cognition in Infancy and Adulthood: A Cross-Linguistic Study of English and Korean
  Soonja Choi
• Conceptual Cloning: The Semantic Licensing of Adjuncts and Nonselected Arguments
  Taro Kageyama
• What the Korean Copula Reveals about the Interaction of Morphology and Syntax
  James Yoon

Part II. Conversation, Discourse, and Prosody

• Functions of the Attitudinal Discourse Marker maa in Japanese Conversation
  Atsuko Fukada-Karlin
• An Analysis of Increments in Japanese Conversation in Terms of Intonation and Grammar
  Chisato Koike
• Typology of Accent Languages and the Role of Prosodic Phrasing in English and Japanese
  Hiroyuki Nagahara
• Some Uses of the Fall-Rise-Fall Terminal Intonation Contour in Korean Conversation
  Joseph Sung-Yul Park
• Indirect Quotations in Korean Conversations
  Sung-Ock S. Sohn and Mee-Jeong Park
• Gaze, Head Nodding, and Aizuti in Information Presenting Activities
  Polly Szatrowski

Part III. Grammaticalization and Historical Linguistics

• Development of Semantic Theme Markers for Desiderative Predicates in Japanese
  Yu Hirata
• Grammaticalization and Synchronic Variation: A Unified Account of the Discourse-Pragmatics of -na in Korean
  Hyo Sang Lee
• Honorifics in a Democratized Japan: Changes in the Usage of Keigo Since World War II (A Case Study of Letters and Literature)
  Marc Musteric
• From Verb Infinitive to Formant/Ending: -si in Early Japanese Adjectives
  Charles J. Quinn, Jr.
• Kakari Musubi in Comparative Perspective: Old Japanese ka/ya and Okinawan -ga/-i
  Rumiko Shinzato and Leon A. Serafim
• Reconstructing Temporal Structures in Korean Texts: A Contrastive Study with Japanese
  Masakazu Wako, Kaoru Horie, and Shigeru Sato

Part IV. First and Second Language Acquisition

• Consonant Harmony in Child Korean: A Comparison with Child English
  Mi-Hui Cho
• Features of Korean Narrative Discourse Reflected in Native vs. Non-native Conversation
  Kyung-Eun Yoon
• ‘Passive’ Unaccusatives in L2 Acquisition
  Noriaki Yusa

Part V. Phonology

• The Korean Post-Obstruent Tensing Rule: Its Domain of Application and Status
  Sahyang Kim
• Optionality and Neutrality of Vowel Harmony in Korean Ideophones
  Minkyung Lee
• A Constraint-based Approach to the Opacity Between Consonant Cluster Simplification and Tensification in Korean
  Shinsook Lee
• A Moraic Account of Liquid Alternation in Korean
  Youngjoo Lee
• A Perception-based Study of Sonorant Assimilation
  Misun Seo
• Interaction of Palatalization and Umlaut in Korean: An Optimality Theoretic Account
  Chang-Kook Suh and Seok Mun Pak

Part VI. Semantics

• A Conditioning Factor in Possessor Agreement Constructions
  Sungeun Cho
• Multiple Times and Multiple Worlds: Modal and Temporal Meaning in BA, TEMO, TEWA, and NARA Conditionals in Japanese
  Wesley M. Jacobsen
• The Semantics of -teiru in Japanese
  Kiyomi Kusumoto
• Predication and Discourse Functions of Focusing in Japanese
  Yuki Matsuda

Part VII. Syntax

• Case Particles in Korean are Not Focus Markers: A Minimalist Approach to the Focus Interpretation of Case-Marked NPs
  Jung-Min Jo
• On the Correlation Between Scope Reconstruction and the Proper Binding Condition: A Case Study with Scrambling in Japanese and German
  Masakazu Kuno
• NP-Analysis of Japanese ‘PP’
  Hirotaka Mitomo
• The Thematic Roles of Sentential To/Ko Complements in Japanese/Korean
  Mitsue Motomura

Part VIII. Syntax and Morphology

• The Echoed Verb Construction in Korean: Evidence for V-raising
  Kiyong Choi
• On Conjunct Size in Korean -ko Coordination
  Daeho Chung
• A New Form of Nominal Ellipsis in Japanese
  Richard K. Larson and Hiroko Yamakido
• Semantic and Combinatorial Valences for Korean Case Markers and COMPs
  Chongwon Park

Part IX. Syntax and Semantics

• Pushing Verbs Back into VP: A Counter-Proposal for the Recent Overt Verb-Raising Analysis in Japanese
  Kazuhiko Fukushima
• Subject Positions in Japanese
  Yukiko Ueda

Index