Covering both core and peripheral phenomena,'he Syntactic Structures of Korean'is a
concrete and precise grammar of the language. Based on the framework of Sign-based …

Two curious phenomena which have to this point been treated separately in the literature
are seen to be consequences of the same general interpretive mechanism. We propose that …

" Double relative clauses," however, pose a problem for the operator movement analysis
because they appear to involve relativization of another relative clause: For instance, in (3a) …

This study examines how Keenan and Comrie's (1977) noun phrase accessibility hierarchy
(NPAH) intersects with the typological characteristics of Korean in the acquisition of relative …

This dissertation explores the processing of syntactic (1) and anaphoric gap-filler
dependencies (2) in Korean relative and adjunct clauses ('because'clauses), using event …

This paper presents a novel analysis of so-called gapless relative clause constructions such
as Mandarin xiangpi ranshao de weidao (literally,'the smell that rubber burns'). Such …

Relative clauses in Japanese and Korean appear to represent a minimal contrast: modern
Japanese lacks the affixal complementizers characteristic of adnominal clauses in Korean …

Korean has proven to be an invaluable language to theoretical linguists, providing abundant
examples of, and counterexamples to, key theoretical issues at the forefront of modern …

One of the most complex phenomena in Korean is its case system. In addition to canonical
case assignment patterns, it displays intriguing phenomena such as case stacking, case …

The Korean anaphor caki-casin, which has been regarded as a local anaphor, has been
shown to allow long-distance binding when local binding is not an option (Kim, Ji-Hye & …