Cantonese exhibits dislocation copying, a phenomenon whereby some syntactic material in
a canonical sentence is repeated after the sentence particle. This paper demonstrates that …

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 …

In this article, I show that crosslinguistically, there is a recurring pattern in various ellipsis
constructions (eg, fragment answers, right-dislocation, right-node raising, VP-ellipsis), to the …

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 …

Ahn, Hee-Don and Sungeun Cho. 2017. A hybrid ellipsis analysis of two types of fragments
in Korean. Linguistic Research 34 (3), 311-359. Nominal fragments in Korean can take two …

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 …

The idiomatically combining expressions (ICEs) are compositional. In the repetitive right
dislocation constructions (RDCs), the ICE correlate is identical with the ICE appendix, which …

The notion of island repair in ellipsis constructions has received much attention. Existing
analyses typically suggest that in island repair contexts, an element undergoes movement …

This article reexamines the syntax of Japanese Right Dislocation Constructions (RDCs)
relative to their prosodic structures and explores their clausal nature. In the literature on …

This paper explores the syntactic nature of Japanese Right Dislocation Constructions
(RDCs) by illuminating the ellipsis sites in the postverbal domains of the constructions via …