Studies in Japanese and Korean historical and theoretical linguistics and beyond : festschrift presented to John B. Whitman

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Preface Acknowledgments List of Tables List of Contributors John B. Whitman Bibliography Tabula Gratulatoria Documentation 1 The Digital Museum Project for the Documentation of Endangered Languages: The Case of Ikema Ryukyuan Yukinori Takubo Historical Linguistics 2 Disentangling Japonic seaweed from Koreo-Japonic water Anton Antonov 3 On Feature Ranking in Japanese Onset Obstruents Bjarke Frellesvig 4 Fishy Rhymes: Sino-Korean Evidence for Earlier Korean *e Marc H. Miyake 5 A mokkan Perspective on Some Issues in Japanese Historical Phonology Sven Osterkamp 6 A (More) Comparative Approach to Some Japanese Etymologies Thomas Pellard 7 The Role of Internal Reconstruction in Comparing the Accent Systems of Korean Dialects S. Robert Ramsey 8 How Many OJ Syllables are Reflected in EMJ yo? J. Marshall Unger 9 On the Etymology of the Name of Mt. Fuji Alexander Vovin Theoretical Linguistics 10 Against a VP Ellipsis Account of Russian Verb-Stranding Constructions John Frederick Bailyn 11 A New Approach to -zhe in Mandarin Chinese Redouane Djamouri and Waltraud Paul 12 Japanese Experiential -te iru Mamori Sugita Hughes and William McClure 13 DP versus NP: A Cross-Linguistic Typology? Jaklin Kornfilt 14 The Old Japanese Accusative Revisited: Realizing All the Universal Options Shigeru Miyagawa 15 Japanese Wh-Phrases as Unvalued Operators Mamoru Saito Index

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