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Dear Linguists, About a week ago, I posted a query for references on Korean unaccusative verbs. I have received responses from the following people to whom I express my sincere gratitude. Chungmin Lee (cleeMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueplaza.snu.ac.kr) Jaehoon Yeon (JY1
soas.ac.uk) JunMo Cho (junmocho
chass.utoronto.ca) Larry Trask (larryt
cogs.susx.ac.uk) The references I received from them are: Lee, Chungmin. 1989. "(In)definites, Case Markers, Classifiers and Quantifiers in Korean". Havard Studies in Korean Linguistics, vol.3. Kim, Young-Joo. 1990. The syntax and semantics of Korean Case: the interaction between lexical and syntactic levels of representation. Ph.D. diss. Harvard University. Kim, Soowon and Maling, Joan. "Resultatives in Korean and Unaccusativity". a paper to be presented at the 7th Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conference. Nov. 8-10, 1996. UCLA) In addition, Prof. Yeon kindly sent me the following list of his publications on Korean verbs. For those who can read Korean, I include here those papers which are written in Korean, too. 1986. Hankwuke Tonsaseng Myengsa Hapsenge uy Coepep kwa Uymi Yenkwu [The word-formation and meaning of verbal compounds in Korean]. Seoul National University. Seoul. ii + 90 pages. 1989. "Hankwuke Cwunglip Tongsa Kwumun ey tayhan Yenkwu" [A Study on the Neutral-verb Construction in Korean]. Hangeul (Jounal of the Korean Language Society) No.203, pp 165-188. Seoul. 1991a. "Interactions of the Causative, Passive and Neutral-verb Constructions in Korean" Eoneohag (Journal of the Linguistic Society of Korea) No. 13, pp 95- 112. Seoul. 1991b. "The Korean Causative-Passive Correlation Revisited" Language Research. Vol. 27. No. 3. pp 337-358. Language Research Institute. Seoul National University. Seoul. 1992a. (with J.R.P. King) "Cwungang Asia Hanintul uy Ene - Kolyemal" (The Korean Language in Central Asia) [in Korean] Hangeul (Jounal of the Korean Language Society) No.217. pp. 83-134. Seoul. 1992b. "Causatives and Related Issues: A Typological Approach" Studies in Linguistics Vol.6:65-94. Seoul Linguistics Club. Dept. of Linguistics, Seoul National University. ____ 1993a. "The Degree of Transitivity in Korean: A Functional-Typological Approach" Language Research Vol.29. No.1. pp.107-136. Language Research Institute. Seoul National University. Seoul. 1993b. "Cociamal uy Hyengthaylon Kaykwan - 'split ergativity' uy han ye" [An Outline of Georgian Morphology - An example of 'split ergativity'] EONEOHAG (Journal of the Linguistic Society of Korea) No.15:253-261. A Special Volume Commemorating the Sixtieth Birthday of Professor Baeg-In Seong. Seoul. 1993c. "Causatives and the Encoding of the Causee" SOAS Working Papers in Linguistics and Phonetics 3:407-426. Dept. of Linguistics. School of Oriental and African Studies. London. 1994. "Grammatical Relation Changing Constructions in Korean: A Functional- Typological Study" Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. SOAS. University of London. 1995. "Analyses and Explanations in Functional-typological grammar" [in Korean] EONEOHAG (Journal of the Linguistic Society of Korea) Vol. 17: 203- 230. [ISSN 1225-7494] 1996a. "A functional-typological study on case-marking deviations" Discourse and Cognition Vol. 2. Discourse and Cognitive Linguistics Society of Korea. 1996b. "A study on grammatical relation changing constructions in Korean" [in Korean] Hangeul (Journal of the Korean language society) Vol. 232. 1996c. "A cross-linguistic perspective on Korean dative-subject constructions" [in Korean] Kwukehak (Journal of Korean Linguistics) Vol 28. June 1996. The Society of Korean Linguistics. Seoul.