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2023
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Tohru Seraku:
An Incremental Grammar Approach to Multiple Nominative Constructions in Japanese. J. Log. Lang. Inf. 32(2): 297-331 (2023)
2021
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Tohru Seraku:
A "Maximal Exclusion" Approach to Structural Underspecification in Dynamic Syntax. J. Log. Lang. Inf. 30(2): 407-428 (2021)

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2017
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Tohru Seraku:
Multiple Nominative Constructions in Japanese: An Incremental Grammar Perspective. PACLIC 2017: 104-113
2016
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Tohru Seraku:
A "Maximal Exclusion" Approach to Structural Uncertainty in Dynamic Syntax. PACLIC 2016
2015
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Tohru Seraku:
A Dynamic Syntax Modelling of Postposing in Japanese Narratives. PACLIC 2015
2014
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Tohru Seraku:
Partial Case-Marking in Japanese Stripping/Sluicing: A Dynamic Syntax Account. PACLIC 2014: 93-100
2013
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Tohru Seraku:
Structural Underspecification and Resolution within a Processing-oriented Grammar Formalism. Int. J. Comput. Linguistics Appl. 4(1): 55-77 (2013)
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Tohru Seraku:
Head-Internal Relatives in Japanese as Rich Context-Setters. PACLIC 2013
2012
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Tohru Seraku:
Two Types of Nominalization in Japanese as an Outcome of Semantic Tree Growth. PACLIC 2012: 153-162
2011
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Tohru Seraku:
Multiple Foci in Japanese Clefts and the Growth of Semantic Representation. Amsterdam Colloquium on Logic, Language and Meaning 2011: 450-459

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