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  • Japanese Linguistics
  • Written by author Tsujimura
  • Published by Routledge, 2005/03/31
  • Traditionally, linguistic research has focused on the Indo-European language family - particularly English - and languages like Japanese and Chinese have not been pursued in theoretical developments. However, once scholars started to pay more attention to
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Volume I: phonology and morphology

1. Beckman, M. (1986) "Segmental duration and the ‘mora’ in Japanese," Phonetica 39, 113-35.

2. Ito, J. and A. Mester (1986) "The phonology of voicing in Japanese: theoretical consequences for morphological accessibility," Linguistic Inquiry 17, 49-73.

3. Kubozono, H. (1989) "The mora and syllable structure in Japanese: evidence from speech errors," Language and Speech, 32:3, 249-78.

4. Mester, A. and J. Ito (1989) "Feature predictability and underspecification: palatal prosody in Japanese mimetics," Language 65, 258-93.

5. Haraguchi, S. (1991) A Theory of Stress and Accent, Foris. [Introduction and Chapter 1, 1-27.]

6. Poser, W. (1990) "Evidence for foot structure in Japanese," Language 66, 78-105.

7. Ito, J. and A. Mester (1995) "Japanese phonology," in Goldsmith (ed.) The Handbook of Phonological Theory, Blackwell, 817-836.

8. Ota, M. (1998) "Minimality constraints and the prosodic structure of child Japanese," Japanese/Korean Linguistics 8, 331-344.

9. Uehara, S. (1998) Syntactic Categories in Japanese: A Cognitive and Typological Introduction, Kurosio. [Chapter 2: Formal aspects of categories in Japanese, 33-95.]

10. Sells, P. (1995) "Korean and Japanese morphology from a lexical perspective," Linguistic Inquiry 26.2, 277-325.

11. Hamano, S. (1998) The Sound-Symbolic System of Japanese, CSLI. [Chapter 2: An overview of the sound-symbolic system, 11-43.]

12. Sugioka, Y. (1986) Interaction of Derivational Morphology and Syntax in Japanese and English, Garland. [Chapter 4: Phrasal suffixes I, 153-189.]

13. Shibatani, M. and T. Kageyama (1988) "Word formation in a modular theory of grammar: postsyntactic compounds in Japanese," Language 64, 451-84.

14. Kageyama, T. (1999) "Word formation," in Tsujimura, N. (ed.) The Handbook of Japanese Linguistics, Blackwell, 297-325.

15. Hagiwara, H., T. Ito, Y. Sugioka, M. Kawamura, and J. Shiota (1999) "Neurolinguistic evidence for rule-based nominal suffixation," Language 75, 739-763.

Volume II: syntax and semantics

16. Saito, M. and H. Hoji (1983) "Weak crossover and move alpha in Japanese," Natural Language and Linguistic Theory 1, 245-59.

17. Saito, M. (1992) "Long distance scrambling in Japanese," Journal of East Asian Linguistics 1.1 69-118.

18. Hoshi, H. (1999) "Passives," in Tsujimura, N. (ed.) The Handbook of Japanese Linguistics, Blackwell, 191-235.

19. Miyagawa, S. (1999) "Causatives," in Tsujimura, N. (ed.) The Handbook of Japanese Linguistics, Blackwell, 236-268.

20. Katada, F. (1991) "The LF representation of anaphors," Linguistic Inquiry 22, 287-314.

21. Grimshaw, J. and A. Mester (1988) "Light verbs and theta-marking," Linguistic Inquiry 19, 181-205.

22. Kuno, S. (1976) "Subject Raising," Shibatani, M. (ed.) Syntax and Semantics Vol. 5 Japanese Generative Grammar, Academic Press, 17-49.

23. Miyagawa, S. (1989) Structure and Case Marking in Japanese, Academic Press. Chapter 2: Numeral quantifiers and thematic relations, 19-83.

24. Fiengo, R., and W. McClure (2002) "On how to use –wa," Journal of East Asian Linguistics 11, 5-41.

25. Soga, M. (1983) Tense and Aspect in Modern Colloquial Japanese, University of British Columbia Press, Vancouver. [Chapter 2: Tense forms and their reference, 36-85]

26. Ogihara, T. (1998) "The ambiguity of the –te iru form in Japanese," Journal of East Asian Linguistics 7.2, 87-120.

27. Fukushima, K. (1993) "Model theoretic semantics for Japanese floating quantifiers and their scope properties," Journal of East Asian Linguistics 2.3, 213-228

Volume III: pragmatics, sociolinguistics, and language contact

28. Hibiya, J. (1995) "The velar nasal in Tokyo Japanese: a case of diffusion from above," Language Variation and Change 7, 139-52.

29. Loveday, L. (1986) Explorations in Japanese Sociolinguistics, John Benjamins. [Chapter 3: Speaking of giving: the pragmatics of Japanese donatory verbs, 58-78.]

30. Kamio, A. (1994) "The theory of territory of information: the case of Japanese," Journal of Pragmatics 21, 67-100.

31. Iwasaki, S. (1993) Subjectivity in Grammar and Discourse, John Benjamins. [Chapter 4: Speaker perspective and switch reference, 57-77.]

32. Okamoto, S. (1997) "Social context, linguistic ideology, and indexical expressions in Japanese," Journal of Pragmatics 28, 795-817.

33. Matsumoto, Y. (1990) "Role of pragmatics in Japanese relative clauses," Lingua 82, 111-129.

34. Maynard, S. (1987) "Thematization as a staging device in the Japanese narrative," in Hinds, J., S. Maynard, and S. Iwasaki (eds.) Perspective on Topicalization: The Case of Japanese wa, John Benjamins, 57-82.

35. Akatsuka, N. (1997) "On the co-construction of counterfactual reasoning," Journal of Pragmatics 28, 781-794.

36. Shibamoto, J. (1985) Japanese Women’s Language, Academic Press. [Chapter 2: Women’s speech in Japan, 29-67.]

37. McGloin, N.H. (1990) "Sex difference and sentence-final particles," in Ide, S. and N.H. McGloin (eds.) Aspects of Japanese Women’s Language, Kurosio, 23-41.

38. Loveday, L. (1996) Language Contact in Japan, Oxford. [Chapter 5: Japanizing and westernizing patterns, 114-156.]


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