Incremental Parsing in Korean: At Syntax-Phonology Interface

Pro-active Parsing of Korean Scrambling

This paper argues that the processing of Korean is incremental and moreover ‘pro-active’. Though the verb, which triggers the actual composition, comes at the end, the parser of Korean can build up a structure incrementally from the very beginning with the help of prosody and case. In particular, based on scrambling (e.g., local, long-distance, multiple long-distance scrambling), we shall show ...

The Phonology-Syntax Interface in North Kyungsang Korean

An Incremental LR Parse Strategy for Language - Based EditorsPhil

We present an incremental parser for a modeless syntax recognising language-based editor. The strategy we describe has been implemented as part of the UQ? generic language-based environment. Incremental parsing in the UQ? editor has previously been based on LL techniques. The incremen-tal LR parser described in this report has been developed to allow manipulation of a larger class of languages ...

Cross-linguistic Influence at Syntax-pragmatics Interface: A Case of OPC in Persian

Recent research in the area of Second Language Acquisition has proposed that bilinguals and L2 learners show syntactic indeterminacy when syntactic properties interface with other cognitive domains. Most of the research in this area has focused on the pragmatic use of syntactic properties while the investigation of compliance with a grammatical rule at syntax-related interfaces has not received...

Order and Structure

The aim of this thesis is to argue for the following two main points. First, that grammars of natural language construct sentences in a strictly left-to-right fashion, i.e. starting at the beginning of the sentence and ending at the end. Second, that there is no distinction between the grammar and the parser. In the area of phrase structure, I show that the left-to-right derivations forced by t...