Studies in Chinese and Japanese Language Acquisition

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Studies in Chinese and Japanese Language Acquisition 1
4. Part I. Tasks
5. Chapter 1. The Truth Value Judgment Task 13
6. Chapter 2. Negation, uncertainty, and the Truth Value Judgment Task 41
7. Part II. Binding
8. Chapter 3. Logophoric z iji in Mandarin child language 65
9. Chapter 4. Kare and the acquisition of bound variable interpretations by Korean speaking learners of Japanese 85
10. Chapter 5. Interpretation of bound pronouns by learners of Japanese Sign Language 107
11. Chapter 6. The acquisition of the non-subject status of nominative objects in Japanese 127
12. Part III. Scope Interactions
13. Chapter 7. Scrambling and locality constraints in child Japanese 147
14. Chapter 8. On scope interaction between subject QPs and negation in child grammar 165
15. Chapter 9. Native and non-native comprehension of the Japanese existential quantifier nanko-ka 197
16. Part IV. Wh-words and Logical Expressions
17. Chapter 10. Free choice and wh -indefinites in child Mandarin 223
18. Chapter 11. The acquisition of the wh -pronoun duo-shao in child Mandarin 237
19. Chapter 12. Logical expressions in Mandarin-speaking children with autism spectrum disorders 265
20. Name Index 281
21. Subject Index 285