In this paper, I argue that a subtype of right dislocation (RD) in Cantonese introduces
defocus in a sentence. It involves a process of defocalization, the core semantic function of …

The primary goal of this paper is to understand the information structure of right dislocation
(RD). I report a variation in RD in Asian languages with regard to the information structural …

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 aims to develop an analysis of scrambling or word order variation in Korean from
a pragmatic/cognitive perspective. Although extensive research has been carried out on this …

This paper argues that the post-sentence-final-particle elements in right dislocation in
Cantonese are defocus, an understudied notion in the ontology of information structure. This …

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 …

Park, Bum-Sik and Hyosik Kim. 2016. Case-drop, left-branch extraction and multiplicity in the
right-dislocation construction. Linguistic Research 33 (2), 259-297. This paper investigates …

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 …

Korean is a SOV language, but it allows the right dislocation construction (RDC), where an
element appears post-verbally. The post verbal element is called appendix and the …