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A missing page in the TCP 2012 Proceedings

We regret to inform you that we have discovered that the last page (p.136) of the co-authored paper by Dr. Masakazu Kuno, Dr. Takaomi Kato and Dr. Hiroki Narita, titled "-To in Japanese as an NPI Scalar Focus Particle", is missing in the TCP 2012 Proceedings. (An electronic file of the page will appear here.)

We deeply apologize to the three authors for the inconveniences caused by this error.

We would also like to apologize to everyone who purchased the TCP 2012 Proceedings as well as to the authors who received copies of the book.

We are currently investigating the cause and will decide how the Hituzi Publishing Company and the TCP Committee will deal with this matter as soon as possible.

We appreciate your understanding and patience regarding this matter.

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TCP 2012 Proceedings

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Learning Exceptions
Charles Yang

Japanese-Speaking Children’s Interpretation of Measure Phrase Comparatives
Tomoe Arii

Children’s Acquisition of English Datives: Competing Parametric Accounts
Soyoung Eom and William Snyder

Modeling of Coreference Relations in Multi-Object Constructions
Sandiway Fong and Jason Ginsburg

Sentence Processing of Nominative-Genitive Conversion in Japanese by Turkish Speaking Learners and Native Speakers
Barış Kahraman

Japanese Children’s Interpretation of Disjunction in Comparative Sentences and Negative Sentences
Emi Komine

-To in Japanese as an NPI Scalar Focus Particle
Masakazu Kuno, Takaomi Kato and Hiroki Narita

Wh-Movement and Inversion in Spanish: A Visual Analogue Scale Analysis
Hideki Maki, Luisa Martí, and Satoru Yokoyama

Implicature Calculation in Young Children: The Role of the Question Under Discussion
Luisa Meroni and Andrea Gualmini

On Episodic Free Choice Items in Japanese
Shinobu Mizuguchi

Interpretation of Elided Bare Nouns in L2 Japanese
Tomoko Monou

Transitive-intransitive pairs with inalienable possession relations in Japanese
Mitsue Motomura

How Do Children Map Verbs onto Subcomponents of a Causative Event?
Kyoko Sakamoto, Noburo Saji, Mutsumi Imai and Hiromu Sakai

QR in Child Japanese and the CNPC
Hiroyuki Shimada

Are Mandarin-Speaking Children in Early Control?
Cheng Yang and Xiaolu Yang

L2 Knowledge at the Syntax-Pragmatics Interface: Interpretations of Reflexives by Japanese, Korean, and Chinese ESL Learners
Noriko Yoshimura, Mineharu Nakayama, Koichi Sawasaki, Atsushi Fujimori and Hiroya Shimizu

TCP 2011 Proceedings

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Can Eagles That Fly Swim? Guaranteeing the Simplest Answer to a New Puzzle
Hisatsugu Kitahara 1

Grammar-Parser Interactions in the Acquisition of Syntax
Jeffrey Lidz 17

On Grammatical Maturation
Cedric Boeckx 45

Universals and Uniqueness in Lexical Tone Perception
Ao Chen and René Kager 55

Grammatical Encoding in the Production of Passive Sentences: Evidence from Structural Priming Effects in Japanese
Ying Deng, Hajime Ono, and Hiromu Sakai 71

On the Adjunction-based Licensing of the Accusative Wh-adjunct Nani-o Yasuhiro Iida Re-examining the “NP/DP” parameter in light of the diversity of East-Asian classifiers
Youngmi Jeong 93

Incremental Processing of Gap-filler Dependencies: Evidence from the Processing of Subject and Object Clefts in Japanese
Barış Kahraman, Atsushi Sato, Hajime Ono, and Hiromu Sakai 113

The Disambiguation Effect as a Manifestation of Pragmatic Competence
Marina Kalashnikova and Karen Mattock 133

Uniqueness and Co-variation in Chinese Wh-conditionals
Qiong-peng Luo and Stephen Crain 169

Two Types of Benefactive in Child Japanese: A Preliminary Experimental Study
Reiko Okabe 191

Antecedent Selection of a Reflexive Pronoun in Bi-clausal Structure: An ERP Study in Japanese
Reiko Okabe, Yuki Kobayashi, and Takane Ito 209

That-trace Reconsidered: Definiteness and Complementizer Agreement
Koji Shimamura 229

Children’s Grammatical Conservatism: Evidence from the Acquisition of Case Markers and Postpositions in Japanese
Koji Sugisaki 249

Toward a Better Understanding of Japanese Scramblings: The Ban on String Vacuous Scrambling and Phonetically Inaudible Scrambling
Hideaki Yamashita 261

TCP 2011 Program

TCP Proceedings 2011 & TCP 2012

On the first day of TCP 2011 (March 11th), a devastating earthquake hit us. It happened around 3 p.m., just after the third presentation of the program. Considering the severity of the situation at that time, we had no choice but to cancel the rest of the program.

Although this circumstance was totally unexpected, the participants remained calm in the sudden disaster. We greatly appreciate their patience and understanding. We also appreciate the warm and supportive messages that people from all over the world have been sending us. All of the staff members are fine.

Following our original plan, we will publish the proceedings of TCP 2011 in November 2011. The proceedings will contain all of the papers that were presented or scheduled to be presented at TCP 2011, including the ones of the two guest speakers, namely, Jeffrey Lidz (University of Maryland) and Hisatsugu Kitahara (Keio University).

Additionally, TCP 2012 will be held on March 9 and 10 at Keio University in Tokyo next year as scheduled. This is because many parts of Tokyo have been recovering from the disaster and judging by present circumstances, there should not be any impediments to holding of the conference. We will post the Call for Papers for TCP 2012 in our blog and poster in July.

We hope many people will participate in TCP 2012, and would like to ask all of you to consider submitting an abstract to the next TCP. We are looking forward to seeing you at the next conference.

TCP Organizers
Yukio Otsu Lab

The Proceedings of the 11th Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

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Contents
Revisiting Modularity
Susan Curtiss 1

The Syntactic OCP
Ken Hiraiwa 35

SLI Children's Weakness in Morphosyntax and Pragmatics
Fabrizio Arosio, Chiara Branchini, Matteo Forgiarini and Maria Teresa Guasti 57

Developmental Dyslexia: ERP Correlates of Anomalous Morphosyntactic Processing
Chiara Cantiani, Maria Luisa Lorusso, Paolo Perego, Massimo Molteni and Maria Teresa Guasti 79

On the Typology of Wh-conditionals in Chinese
Stephen Crain and Autuman Q.-P. Luo 97

The Acquisition of Morpho-phonological Alternations: A Case Study with German-speaking Children
Anne Gwinner 121

Feature Transfer in L2 Acquisition: With Special Reference to Reflexive Binding
Nao Ishino and Hiroyuki Ura 141

The BEI Construction, Movement Chains and the Copy Theory
Pei-Jung Kuo 161

A Comparative Study of the Acquisition of Plural Morphemes in Japanese and Korean
Nao Nakano, Hye Sun Park and Cristina Schmitt 181

Contextually Restricted Scales of I-adjectives in Japanese
Toshiko Oda 201

English/Turkish Interlanguage Prosody: Implications for UG, Prosodic Transfer Hypothesis and Full Transfer/Full Access
Öner Özçelik 221

Discourse Topic in Japanese: A Syntax-semantics Interface
Yasuhiro Sasahira 237

Fragments in Child English and Spanish
Koji Sugisaki and William Snyder 253

Are Chinese Children's Passives Delayed?
Ting Xu 269

The Proceedings of the Tenth Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

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Contents

Measure Phrases in PP

Akira Watanabe

Organisation of ‘Number’ Information in the Lexicon: Insights from Aphasic Plural Errors

Britta Biedermann, Lyndsey Nickels and Elisabeth Beyersmann

The Problem of Quantifiers in Object Position: New Experimental Evidence against the Extra Computation They Are Supposed to Trigger

Isabelle Charnavel

The Online Processing of French Reflexives: Experimental Evidence for an Unaccusative Analysis

Isabelle Charnavel, Flavia Adani and Nina Hyams

The Role of Indirect Negative Evidence and Paradigm Uniformity in L1 Acquisition of Two Types of Japanese Adjectives

Haruka Fukazawa and Miho Fujiwara

Quantification and Individuation in the Acquisition of Chinese Classifiers

Aijun Huang and Thomas Hun-tak Lee

Children’s Late Acquisition of Dutch Raising-Verbs

Loes Koring and Ken Wexler

The Nominative/Accusative Alternation in the Transitive Adjective Construction in Modern Japanese: An ANOVA Analysis

Hideki Maki, Kana Ito, Megumi Hasebe, Kenichi Goto, Michiyo Hamasaki, Takashi Munakata and Yukiko Ueda

The Sloppy-Identity Interpretation in Child Japanese: Its Acquisition and Implications

Koichi Otaki and Noriaki Yusa

Expectation Driven by Case-markers: Its Effect on Japanese Relative Clause Processing

Atsushi Sato, Barış Kahraman, Hajime Ono and Hiromu Sakai

Processing of Lexical Prosody in L2 Word Recognition: Evidence from Japanese L2 Learners of English

Jeonghwa Shin and Shari R. Speer

Disjunction and Universal Quantification in Child Mandarin

Yi (Esther) Su and Stephen Crain

Argument Ellipsis in Child Japanese: A Preliminary Report

Koji Sugisaki

The Acquisition of Japanese Passives and the Role of Felicity

Masahiko Takahashi and Misako Hatayama

Right Dislocation/Scrambling (A)Symmetries on Wh-scope and Syntax-Prosody Interface of Wh-Questions in Tokyo Japanese

Hideaki Yamashita

Nominative Case Marking and Verbal Inflection in Japanese EFL Learners’ Composition

Noriko Yoshimura and Mineharu Nakayama

The Proceedings of the Ninth Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

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Did We Really Solve Plato's Problem (Abstractly)
Cedric Boeckx
The Acquisition of Preposition Stranding and its Theoretical Implications
Koji Sugisaki
Processing of Gapless Dependency without Thematic Cues: A Study on Negative Adverbs in Japanese
Rosalynn S. Chiu, Hajime Ono and Hiromu Sakai
The Development of the Vowel System in 5 Year-Old Simultaneous French/Japanese Bilingual Children
Mami Fukushi, Marie Labelle and Lucie Ménard
Across-the-Board and Parasitic Gap Constructions: Cross-Linguistic Generalization
Masayuki Komachi
A Probe-Goal Approach to Parametric Variation in English, French and Mandarin Nominal Phrases
Yi-An Lin
Strength and Weakness of Children’s Interpretation of Modals
Vincenzo Moscati
Two Ways of Pronouncing "Unpronounceable" QR
Hiroki Narita
Rare: Two Types of Root Modals in Japanese
Kaori Takamine
Effects of Pitch Accent on Ambiguous Sentence Processing by Second Language Learners of English
Aya Takeda
String-Vacuous Scrambling and Cyclic Linearization
Kensuke Takita
Clitin Omission in Early Italian: Testing the "Informativeness Hypothesis"
Roberta Tedeschi
The Early Stages of Universal Quantification
Anna Notley, Britta Jensen and Francesco-Alessio Ursini
Detailed Phonetic Memory for Multi-Word Sequences
Travis Wade
Children’s Acquisition of Passives in Chinese
Ting Xu and Xiaolu Yang
Scope Assignment in Chinese: Why Children and Adults Differ
Peng Zhou and Stephen Crain
TCP 2008 Program

The Proceedings of the Eighth Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

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Contents
The Maximization of Falsifiability: How to Acquire the Logic of Implicatures from the Illogic of Experience
Tom Roeper
A Multi-Model Modal Theory of I-Semantics Part 2: Identity and Attitudes
Christopher Tancredi
Experimental Cross-Linguistic Constructions Reveal Universal Principles in Language Acquisition
Lamya Al-Abdulkarim
How DIFFERENT can (it) be for English and Japanese Children?
Nigel Duffield, Ayumi Matsuo, Gary Wood and Ruth Churchill
What Happens If a Complex NP Universal Accommodates Hotondo-Modification?
Yukio Furukawa
Scope Resolution in Child Language: A Test for the QAR
Andrea Gualmini
An Economy-Based Analysis of Optional Movement in German
Jiro Inaba
Acquisition of Telicity by Japanese Learners of English
Keiko Kaku and Nina Kazanina
Non-Syntactic Factors in Processing the ‘Not-Because’ Ambiguity in English
Yukiko Koizumi and Dianne Bradley
Project Both in Japanese, with a Case Study of Head-internal Relative Clauses
Hiroki Narita
On the Syntax of Two Types of Transitive V-te ar- Constructions in Japanese
Masashi Nomura
Bilingualism and Cognitive Development: Evidence from Scalar Implicatures
Michael Siegal, Ayumi Matsuo and Clair Pond
On the Existence of Subject Scrambling: An fNIRS Study
Koji Sugisaki, Yukika Nishimura, Noriko Hattori, Yasushi Inokuchi, Yoshihiro Nishimura, Mariko Ogawa, Yuji Okazaki, Waro Taki, Shinichi Unoh, Tetsuro Yamamoto, Etsuko Yoshida and Seiki Ayano
Does Stress Constrain L2 English Word Recognition?
Annie Tremblay

Proceedings of the Seventh Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

Edited by Yukio Otsu（大津由紀雄 編）
Publication date: November 2006
ISBN4-89476-264-1 (Paperback) 4,200 yen+tax
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Contents
Factors in the Incremental Processing of NPs in Japanese
Edson T. Miyamoto 1
Probes, Goals and Syntactic Categories
David Pesetsky and Ether Torrego 25
Modularized implicit rules and specific linguistic categories, Japanese Unyo Test
Teodor Ajder 61
Prosodic Morphology of Cantonese Attenuative Reduplication
Ho Leung Chan 87
Topics in Child Japanese
Noriko Hattori, Seiki Ayano, Dylan Herrick, David Stringer and Koji Sugisaki 103
Sloppy Readings of a 'Referential' Pronoun in Japanese
Misato Hiraga and Jon Nissenbaum 121
You Can't Unscramble an Egg
Takaomi Kato 145
Emergence of Bipolar Items in Romance
Masakazu Kuno 171
Preferred Word Order in Japanese Correlates with Nonlexical -Perhaps "Supra-lexical"- Meaning: Evidence from Psycholinguistic Experiments
Keiko Nakamoto, Kow Kuroda, and Jae-ho Lee 197
Comparative Cinditionals in Japanese
Toshiko Oda 223
Coming and Going, Toing and Fronting: VP/PP Parallels in L1 Acquisition
David Stringer 247
Animacy and syntactic structure in sentence formulation
Mikihiro Tanaka 273
The Development of the Verb Category and Verb Argument Structures in Mandarin-speaking Children before Two Years of Age
Ling XIAO, Xin CAI, and Thomas Hun-tak LEE 299

Proceedings of the Sixth Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

Edited by Yukio Otsu（大津由紀雄 編）
Publication date: November 2005
ISBN4-89476-264-1 (Paperback) 4,200 yen+tax
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Contents
Syntactic Structure of Ditransitive Constructions in Japanese: Behavioral and Imaging Studies
Masatoshi Koizumi 1
Bilingual Lexical Processing: Contrastive Polysemies
Somsukla Banerjee, Achla M. Raina, and Harish Karnick 27
Double-gapped Relative Clauses in Chinese: Grammar and Processing
Shane Xuexin Cao, Helen Goodluck, and Shan Xingyuan 53
Children's Knowledge of Principle C in Discourse
Anastasia Conroy and Rasalind Thornton 69
Minimalist Parsing and Japanese: On Theory and Experimental Factors
Sandiway Fong and Yuki Hirose 95
Examining perceptual distance in phonological vowel reduction
Dylan Herrick 117
Syntax-prosody (mis-)matching in sentence production
Yuki Hirose 139
The Interpretation of Focus in Chinese: Child vs. Adult Language
Chunyuan Jing, Stephen Crain, and Ching-Fen Hsu 165
N'-Ellipsis Reconsidered
Makoto Kadowaki 191
L2 poverty of the stimulus at the syntax-semantics interface: Quantifier scope in non-native Japanese
Heather Marsden 217
Japanese Sluicing as a Specificational Pseudo-cleft
Chizuru Nakao and Masaya Yoshida 243
Remarks on the Scope of Nominative Objects in Japanese
Masashi Nomura 269
Exclamatives as Comperatives: Evidence from English and Japanese
Toshiko Oda 293
Children's Structuring of Motion Events: Syntactic Universals and Lexical Variation
David Stringer 319
"One" Issue in Acquisition
Koji Sugisaki 345

Proceedings of the Fifth Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

Edited by Yukio Otsu（大津由紀雄 編） Publication date: November 2004
ISBN4-89476-227-7 (Paperback) 4,200 yen+tax
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Contents
Introducing Exxtension
Ken Safir 1
Plato's Problem in Reverse: Apparent Lack of Acquisition despite Presence of Evidence
Lydia White 33
A Floating Analysis of Numeral Quantifier Constructions in Korean and Japanese
Duk-Ho An 63
Multiple Zibun
Tomohiro Fujii 87
The Specificity Condition is an Instance of Crossover
Yukio Furukawa 111
Japanese Disjunction and the Acquisition of Positive Polarity
Takuya Goro and Sachie Akiba 137
The Syntax of Ditransitives in Japanese: A Preliminary Report from Acquisition
Miwa Isobe, Natsuko Katsura, Masatoshi Koizumi, Kuniya Nasukawa, Yumi Sakai, Koji Sugisaki, and Noriaki Yusa 163
Trigger for Acquisition of Scrambling
Bosook Kang 183
MEG Responses in the Comprehension of Japanese Sentences
Hirohisa Kiguchi and Edson T. Miyamoto 207
Structural Similarity as a Determinant for "Misanalysis" in SLA: How Japanese Learners Analyse the Left-Periphery of English Sentences
Chieko Kuribara 229
Children's Non-Local Interpretation of Quantification
Utako Minai, Luisa Meroni, and Stephen Crain 255
Reflexives and Split Intransitivity
Tomokazu Takehisa 277
Conceptual Access from the L2 in Less-Fluent and Fluent Bilinguals
Jeffrey Witzel and Naoko Ouchi Witzel 303

Proceedings of the Fourth Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

Edited by Yukio Otsu（大津由紀雄 編） Publication date: November 2003
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Contents
"Verbal Adjectives" as Adjectives without Phi-features

Mark C. Baker 1
How parameters are set early and the order of setting

Maria Teresa Guasti 23
Specifics of Specifiers: A case study of Negation Phrases in Korean

Duk-Ho An 59
Difference at the Boundaries: Locating Linguistic Relativity

Yarrow Dunham, Peggy Li, and Susan Carey 87
Licit and Illicit Long Subject-to-Subject Raising

Tomohiro Fujii 109
Children's Asymmetrical Responses

Andrea Gualmini, Luisa Meroni, and Stephen Crain 135
How Children Avoid Kindergarten Paths

Luisa Meroni and Stephen Crain 159
The Acquisition of Nominative-Genitive Conversion in Japanese

Motoki Nakajima 185
Eliminating Late-merge: Reexamination of Anti-reconstruction Effects

Kayono Shiobara 197
Do Parameters Have Default Values? Evidence from the Acqisition of Engish and Spanish

Koji Sugisaki and William Snyder 215
Small Children's Big Clauses

Graciela Tesan and Rosalind Thornton 239
Direct Object Scrambling in Adult and Child L2 Dutch

Sharon Unsworth 265
It's Still Dark Here, Flick Another Switch On: Adult L2 Interlangugage Grammars in the Middle of Parameter Resetting

Maki Yamane 291
On the Distribution and Licensing of Negative Polarity Items in Japanese and the Phase-Impenetrability Condition

Hideaki Yamashita 313

Proceedings of the Third Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

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Publication date: November 2002

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Contents

Indeterminate Pronouns: The View from Japanese

Angelika Kratzer and Junko Shimoyama 1-25.
Parameters: The View from Child Language

William Snyder 27-44.
Relevance Theory: A Tutorial Deirdre

Wilson and Dan Sperber 45-70.
Children's Command of Negation

Stephen Crain, Amanda Gardner, Andrea Gualmini and Beth Rabbin 71-95.
Acquisition of Phonological Sublexica in Japanese: An OT Account

Haruka Fukazawa, Mafuyu Kitahara and Mitsuhiko Ota 97-114.
On Null Subjects in Child Russian

Galina Gordishevsky and Jeannette Schaeffer 115-137.
Facets of Case: On the Nature of the Double-o Constraint

Ken Hiraiwa 139-163.
Syntax-Phonology Interface of Wh-Constructions in Japanese

Shinichiro Ishihara 165-189.
Early Acquisition of Head-Internal Relative Clauses in Japanese

Miwa Isobe 191-210.
Children's Knowledge of the Interaction between Binding Principles and QR

Hirohisa Kiguchi and Rosalind Thornton 211-234.
How Large Can Small Clauses Be?

Masakazu Kuno 235-259.
L2 Acquisition of Causatives by Spanish, Chinese and Japanese Speakers

Keiko Matsunaga 261-282.
Experimental Studies on Children's Undergeneration of NO with PPs

Motoki Nakajima 283-304.
Exclamatory Sentences in Japanese: A Preliminary Study

Hajime Ono 305-326.
Parameter Setting in the Acquisition of Japanese

Koji Sugisaki 327-349.
Information Structure and Innate Knowledge of Linguistic Principles

Cecile van der Weert 351-368.

Proceedings of the Second Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

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Publication date: December 2001
ISBN 4-89476-149-1 (Paperback)
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Contents

Three Years of Continuous Acquisition
Luisa Meroni, Andrea Gualmini and Stephen Crain 1-33.
Movement and q-Roles: A Case Study with Resultatives
Mamoru Saito 35-60.
Children's Interpretation of Universal Quantifier and Pragmatic Interference
Takuya Gouro, Hanae Norita, Motoki Nakajima, and Ken-ichi Ariji 61-78.
Wealth of the Stimulus> L2 Acquisition of French Object Clitics
Julia Herschensohn 79-96.
Coordination without Coordinator
Hironobu Kasai and Shoichi Takahashi 97-117.
Why does movement sometimes leave a trace and sometimes not?
Masakazu Kuno 119-144.
The Acquisition of Quantificational Expressions of English-speaking Children and Japanese-speaking Children
Shigeko Matsufuji 145-162.
The lack of Root Infinitives in Child Hebrew and Deictic Anchoring
Jeannette Schaeffer and Dorit Ben-Shalom 163-186.
Some Asymmetries in Child Japanese and Their Theoretical Implications
Koji Sugisaki and Miwa Isobe 187-208.
Preposition Stranding and Double Objects in the Acquisition of English
Koji Sugisaki and William Snyder 209-225.
A-Movement in Early English
Rosalind Thornton 227-250.
Native Elements of Discourse Knowledge
Cecile van der Weert 251-274.
Grammaticality Judgment Patterns of English Left Branch Violations of Japanese Adult L2 Learners
Maki Yamane 275-283.

Proceedings of the First Tokyo Conference on Psycholinguistics

Edited by Yukio Otsu（大津由紀雄 編）
Publication date: December 2000
ISBN 4-89476-131-9 (Paperback) 3,800 yen+tax
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Contents
Issues on Unaccusatives and Passives in the Acquisition of Japanese
Tetsuya Sano 1-22
Grammatical Null Objects in Child Spanish
Hanako Fujino 23-34
To Be Simple or Not to Be: Constrants in Optimality Theory
Haruka Fukazawa and Linda Lombardi 35-54
The Role of Constituent Length in Resolving Reanalysis Ambiguity
Yuki Hirose 55-74
Acquisition of Resultatives in Japanese and the Theory of Compounding Parameter
Miwa Isobe and Koji Sugisaki 75-92
Diachronic Accounts for the Idiosyncrasies of English Imperatives: Language Acquisition of Eighteenth Century
Takaomi Kato 93-112
Phrasal Compounds in English and Japanese: A Dynamic View
Chiaki F. Komatsu 113-132
-(S)ase- or Not: Input-Driven Acquisition of Causative Forms in Japanese
Hiromi Morikawa 133-152
Preposition Stranding and Prepositional Complementizers in the Acquisition of English
Koji Sugisaki, William Snyder and Daniel Yaffee 154-170
From One-way to Reciprocal Verbal Communication: The Early Stage of Pre-linguistic Development
Taeko Teramoto, Hideo Hayashibe, and Satoko Ichikawa 171-180
Japanese and Korean Children's L2 Acquisition of the English Dative Alternation
Melinda Whong-Barr and Bonnie D. Schwartz 181-200