Add to ORKGThis paper focuses on the structure and derivation of an answer to a yes / no question in English and Japanese, showing that the one for English involves νP-deletion at PF and that its Japanese counterpart involves overt verb movement to C, followed by TP-deletion at PF. Then, it will be argued along the line of Miyagawa (2005, 2007) that the difference between English and Japanese is closely tied to the difference in the locus of agreement in these languages
Rhetorical questions (RQs), generally considered as questions with an illocutionary force of a stron...
The goal of this dissertation is to examine the nature of Japanese phrase structure and the related ...
Negative Structure in Japanese In this paper, I investigate negative structure in Japanese. The scop...
Japanese Yes-No particles Hai and Iie are halfway equivalent to English Yes and No, respectively. As...
Japanese Yes-No particles Hai and Iie are halfway equivalent to English Yes and No, respectively. As...
This cross-sectional study investigates the acquisition of yes/no questions in Japanese as a second ...
This paper is to be understood as one of a series of inquiries into the problems possible met by Jap...
Abstract This study is a syntactic investigation of the linguistic strategies employed in the deriv...
Traditional Japanese learners of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) are taught to respond to negati...
Pour hypotheses concerning the linguistic structure of yes-no questions and their answers are consid...
This paper discusses the occurrence of negation in the predicate reduplication construction in Japan...
The present study investigates children's understanding of a yes-no question (YNQ) with a disjunctiv...
The point of departure for this study is the observation of spontaneous conversation between Japanes...
A clear distinction should be made when we state facts and opinions. This rule should hold universal...
In this paper it is claimed that there is a new type of partitive in Japanese which has never been t...
Rhetorical questions (RQs), generally considered as questions with an illocutionary force of a stron...
The goal of this dissertation is to examine the nature of Japanese phrase structure and the related ...
Negative Structure in Japanese In this paper, I investigate negative structure in Japanese. The scop...
Japanese Yes-No particles Hai and Iie are halfway equivalent to English Yes and No, respectively. As...
Japanese Yes-No particles Hai and Iie are halfway equivalent to English Yes and No, respectively. As...
This cross-sectional study investigates the acquisition of yes/no questions in Japanese as a second ...
This paper is to be understood as one of a series of inquiries into the problems possible met by Jap...
Abstract This study is a syntactic investigation of the linguistic strategies employed in the deriv...
Traditional Japanese learners of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) are taught to respond to negati...
Pour hypotheses concerning the linguistic structure of yes-no questions and their answers are consid...
This paper discusses the occurrence of negation in the predicate reduplication construction in Japan...
The present study investigates children's understanding of a yes-no question (YNQ) with a disjunctiv...
The point of departure for this study is the observation of spontaneous conversation between Japanes...
A clear distinction should be made when we state facts and opinions. This rule should hold universal...
In this paper it is claimed that there is a new type of partitive in Japanese which has never been t...
Rhetorical questions (RQs), generally considered as questions with an illocutionary force of a stron...
The goal of this dissertation is to examine the nature of Japanese phrase structure and the related ...
Negative Structure in Japanese In this paper, I investigate negative structure in Japanese. The scop...