Japanese/Korean Linguistics, Vol. 13

Mutsuko Endo Hudson, Peter Sells, and Sun-Ah Jun

Table of Contents

• Contributors
• Preface

Part I. Historical Linguistics, Phonetics and Phonology

• Preservation of Lexical Prominence in Vocative Chant
  Young-Mee Yu Cho & Mariko Saiki
• The Japanese/Korean Vowel Correspondence
  Bjarke Frellesvig & John Whitman
• Acoustic Properties of Japanese and English Vowels: Effects of Phonetic and Prosodic Context
  Miwako Hisagi, Kanae Nishi & Winifred Strange
• Default Prosody and Relative Clause Attachment in Japanese
  Sun-Ah Jun & Chisato Koike
• On the Proper Treatment of NonCrispEdges
  Shigeto Kawahara
• Where Have All the Lax Stops Gone? On the Possible Restructuring of the Korean Stop System
  Stuart Davis & Seung-Hoon Shin
• Romanization and Phonemicization of Japanese
  Timothy J. Vance

Part II. Morphology, Morophosyntax and Syntax

• Gerund Phrases as NPs with N Heads: No Empty or Mixed Categories
  Hee-Rahk Chae
• Extended Parallel Morphology for Korean V-e V Compounds
  Youngju Choi
• Dummy Plural Marker -Tul in Gapping and the Theory of Gapping
  Daeho Chung
• A Morphological Constraint on Negation in Imperatives in Korean
  Chungmin Lee & Chung-Hye Han
• On Adnominal ‘Focus-Sensitive’ Particles in Japanese
  J.-R. Hayashishita
• Reconstruction Effects in Passive and Scrambling in Japanese
  Hajime Hoji
• Classifiers and Plural Marking
  Chonghyuck Kim
• Korean Copular Constructions: A Lexical Sharing Approach
  Peter Sells, Jong-Bok Kim & Michael T. Wescoat
• Subject Scrambling
  Heejeong Ko
• A Phonologically Null Copula Functioning as a Light Verb in Japanese
  Yutaka Sato
• A Unified Syntactic Account of Morphological Causatives in Korean
  Minjeong Son
• Process Nominals and Morphological Complexity
  Chongwon Park & James Hye Suk Yoon

Part III. Semantics, Acquisition and Psycholinguistics

• Scope Inversion in Japanese: Contrastive Topics Require Scalar Implicatures
  Yurie Hara
• Korean Children's Syntactic and Semantic Development of Dative Constructions in L1
  Eun-Joo Moon & Hee-Sook Kim
• Korean Children's Interpretation of Sentences Containing ‘Every’ and ‘Not’
  Chung-Hye Han, Meesook Kim, & Jeffrey Lidz
• Internally Headed Relatives Parallel Direct Perception Complements
  Min-Joo Kim
• Motion and State: Verbs tul-/na- (K) and hairu/deru (J) ‘enter’/‘exit’
  Chungmin Lee
• Semantic Divergence of -(R)are: From a Different Perspective
  David Y. Oshima
• Motion Verbs, Telicity, and Argument Projection
  Natsuko Tsujimura

Part IV. Grammaticalization and Functional Grammar

• A Corpus-based Study of the Grammaticalization of the Korean Connectives mye and myense to Sentence Final Particles
  Minju Kim
• Morpheme Insertions in Japanese Causative and Potential Expressions
  Judy Okada
• Nominalized Predicates as Directives in Japanese Discourse
  Nina Azumi Yoshida

Part V. Pragmatics, Discourse and Sociolinguistics

• The Pragmatics of Japanese Sentence-final Forms
  Haruko Minegishi Cook
• Turn Extensions as Turn-Constructional Practice: Word Order Variability in Korean Conversation
  Haeyon Kim
• Single Full NP Turns with Rising Intonation in Korean Conversation
  Haeyon Kim & Young-Cheol Yim
• When Best Friends Do Not Use Their Own Home Language
  Chunhua Ma
• Expressive Function of Japanese Adnominal Demonstrative Konna/Sonna/Anna
  Keiko Naruoka
• Culture and Interactional Styles: The Interpretation of Reactive Tokens in Japanese Conversations
  Shigeko Okamoto & Shie Sato

Index