This dissertation is concerned with the broad question of why auxiliary verbs occur in natural
language. Much previous work has assumed that the occurrence of auxiliary verbs is …

Korean subject honorification and Korean negation have both affixal and suppletive
exponents. In addition, Korean negation has a periphrastic realization involving an auxiliary …

A large body of research into bilingualism has revealed that language processing is
fundamentally non-selective; there is simultaneous, graded co-activation of mental …

A limited number of predicates show a suppletive form instead of the so-called short-form
negation construction in Korean (al-'know'→ molu-'not know',* an (i)/mos al-; iss-'exist'→ eps …

Negative sentences can take one of two forms in Korean. Compare the “short form” negation
(“S-Neg”) in (2) and the “long form” negation (“L-Neg”) in (3) to the affirmative counterpart in …

Within a given language, plural subjects can require plural forms of finite verbs, derivational
affixation can change a verb's argument structure requirements, and comparative clauses …

Aspects of Language Variation and Change in Contemporary Basque by William F. Haddican A
dissertation submitted in partial fulfi Page 1 Aspects of Language Variation and Change in …

Complex predicates are a highly salient feature of Korean sentences, and consequently
have received a great deal of attention in the linguistic literature. As there have been many …

This dissertation studies the component of PF, ie, morphology, phonology and phonetics, in
Korean in a consistently derivational approach. Using phonological arguments and an …

The notion of a 'last resort'figures prominently in linguistic discussion within the last 25 years.
2 The present investigation suggests that it is both fundamentally right and fundamentally …