This paper investigates the syntax and semantics of right dislocation constructions (RDCs) in
Korean, with special focus on asymmetries between postverbal arguments and postverbal …

Knowing the sentence structures (ie, information that guides the assembly of words into
sentences) is crucial in language knowledge. This knowledge must be stable for successful …

This paper examines the syntax of gapless right-dislocations in Korean. I argue that gapless
right-dislocation constructions are not uniform, but divided into two types: specificational and …

This article discusses a variant of Cantonese dislocation structures known as “dislocation
copying” wherein a (non-) constituent string of the host clause gets copied at the right edge …

Constituent order systems have been shown to reduce in flexibility due to language contact
(Heine 2008). However, a causal link between contact and reduced flexibility has not yet …

288| 언어와 정보 사회 제 37 호 dependencies, and demonstrates that the role and type of
island structures must be considered. Our research also suggests that a factorial-design …

This paper investigates the syntax of small clauses (SCs), with special focus on resultative
constructions in Korean. I propose that resultative constructions in Korean are categorized …

Ahn & Cho (2005) proposes that some fragmentary utterances in Korean are derived from
the full sentential structure via movement and deletion. Right dislocation (RD) in Korean can …

Ko (2016) proposes that gapless right dislocations are divided into two types: Specificational
right-dislocation constructions are derived by rightward movement in a mono-clausal …

This study explores the formal syntax of right dislocation (henceforth, RD) in Mandarin
Chinese (henceforth, MC) based on Taiwanese Mandarin data. RD has been broadly …