Second Language Vol.22 (December 15, 2023)

PART I　SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION FROM J-SLA 2021

Ambient Input, Instructed Input, and Absent Input: A Reflection on L2 Acquisition in Different Input Conditions

  Heather Marsden (University of York)………5

PART II   SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION FROM J-SLA 2022

Multilingual Linguistic Representations

   Roumyana Slabakova (University of Southampton and NTNU)………25

PART III  ARTICLE: SUBMISSION FROM J-SLA 2022

The Effects of Meaning and Form Processing of Unknown Words on Incidental Japanese Vocabulary Learning Through Reading

   Liu Yelin (Ochanomizu University)……… 53

PART IV BOOK REVIEW

Vivian Cook (2022) The Language of the English Street Sign

  Tokiko Okuma (Ritsumeikan University)………71

Second Language Vol.21 (December 15, 2022)

PART I　CONTRIBUTIONS FROM J-SLA EARLY SUMMER SEMINAR 2021

Introduction

  Masanori Matsumura (Meijo University)………5

Knowledge of Language as a Complex System and Issues in Second Language Learnability 

  Masanori Matsumura (Meijo University)………7

Vygotsky’s View of Foreign Language Learning

  Yuichi Nishimoto (Kyoto University of Education) ………23

Multiple Dimensions of Usage-Based SLA and Its Prospect

  Tomoko Tode (Hiroshima Shudo University)………35

Second Language Acquisition as a Natural Language

  Hideki Yokota (Shizuoka University of Art and Culture)……… 51

PART II　ARTICLES: SUBMISSIONS FROM J-SLA ANNUAL CONFERENCES (J-SLA 2020, J-SLA 2021)

A Comparative Study of Native Speakers of Japanese and Italian Learners of Japanese as a Second Language: Acoustic Realizations of Rendaku Voicing in Compounds

Makiko Mukai (University of Kochi)………71

  Takahiro Ioroi (University of Kochi)

The Role of Prediction Error in Second Language Learning

  Manabu Arai (Seijo University)………89

L2 Acquisition of Definiteness Marking by Japanese Demonstrative Sono

  Keisuke Kume (University of York)………115

  Heather Marsden (University of York)

Second Language Vol.20 (March 31, 2022)

PART I　ARTICLE

The Acquisition of Subject Wh-questions by Japanese Learners of English 

  Tomohiko Shirahata (Shizuoka University)………5

  Hideki Yokota (Shizuoka University of Art and Culture)

  Koji Suda (University of Shizuoka)

  Takako Kondo (University of Shizuoka)

  Mutsumi Ogawa (Nihon University)

PART II  ARTICLES  [Contributions from J-SLA 2020]

The Acquisition of Lexical Mapping in English as a Second Language: A Study Using Two Learner Corpora

    Yumiko Yamaguchi (Tokai University)………29

    Satomi Kawaguchi (Western Sydney University)

Transfer of Incomplete Neutralization: A Case of /ei/ and /ou/ in Japanese

    Kakeru Yazawa (University of Tsukuba)………47

PART III  BOOK REVIEWS

Roumyana Slabakova, Tania Leal, Amber Dudley, &Micah Stack (2020) Generative Second Language Acquisition

  Tokiko Okuma (Mie University)………63

Tomohiko Shirahata & Koji Suda (eds.) (2019) Monographs on Second Language Acquisition Research 3: Applicability of Language Acquisition Research

  Mayuko Yusa (University of Hawai‘i at Manoa)………69

Second Language Vol.19 (October 31, 2020)

PARTⅠ CONTRIBUTIONS FROM J-SLA AUTUMN SEMINAR 2019

Introduction

  Koichi Otaki (Chukyo University)………5

Japanese EFL Learners’ Null Subjects in the Control and Seem Raising Constructions

  Mineharu Nakayama (The Ohio State University)………7

  Noriko Yoshimura (University of Shizuoka / Kokushikan University)

Illicit Argument Drop by Japanese-speaking Learners of English

  Koichi Otaki (Chukyo University)………39

PART II  ARTICLE

The Effects of Articulatory Suppression on the Homophone Judgments of Kanji Words 

by Chinese Learners of Japanese

  Da Ma & Aiko Morita (Hiroshima University)………57

PART III  BOOK REVIEWS

Tomohiko Shirahata and Koji Suda (eds.) (2017)

Monographs on Second Language Acquisition Research 1:  

The Acquisition of Noun Phrases and Phonetics/Phonology

   Keisuke Kume (University of York)………79

Tomohiko Shirahata and Koji Suda (eds.) (2018)

Monographs on Second Language Acquisition Research 2: 

New Perspectives on the Acquisition of Lexicon and Morphology

   Tokiko Okuma (Mie University)………83

Second Language Vol.18 (October 31, 2019)

Part Ⅰ CONTRIBUTIONS FROM J-SLA AUTUMN SEMINAR 2018

Introduction

   Neal Snape (Gunma Prefectural Women's University) ………4

The Acquisition of Articles (DPs): The Story So Far

   Neal Snape (Gunma Prefectural Women's University) ………7

(Bare) Plural DPs and L2 Acquisition: From Generics to Mass/Count Distinction and Plurality

   Kook-Hee Gil (University of Sheffield) ………25

The Count-Mass Distinction and English Articles

  Mutsumi Ogawa (Nihon University)………47

Accounting for Article Interpretation in L2 English by L1 Japanese Child Learners

  Kazumi Yamada (Kwansei Gakuin University)………71

Articles and Telicity: The Grammar of Early and Intermediate L2 Learners of English

   Takayuki Kimura & Shigenori Wakabayashi (Chuo University)………89

Second Language Vol.17 (December 22, 2018)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

The Bilingual Mental Lexicon in Sentence Processing

   Holger HOPP (Technische Universität Braunschweig) ………5

Part Ⅱ ARTICLE

Illicit Object Drop by Japanese-speaking Learners of English: Further Evidence against the L1 Transfer Account

   Koichi OTAKI (Kanazawa Gakuin University) ………31

Part Ⅲ DISCUSSION ARTICLE

Multiple Causes for the Variabilities in L2 Use of 3rd Person Singular-s in the Light of Distributed Morphology

   Shigenori WAKABAYASHI (Chuo University), 

   Tomohiro HOKARI (Atomi University),

   Takayuki AKIMOTO (Kogakuin University),

   Takayuki KIMURA (Chuo University)………………51

Second Language Vol.16 (December 22, 2017)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Lexical Facility: Bringing Size and Speed Together

   Michael Harrington (University of Queensland) ………5

Moving Generative SLA from Knowledge of Constraints to Production Data in Educational Settings

   Alan Juffs (University of Pittsburgh) ………19

Linguistic Theory and Second Language Classroom Research: The Effectiveness of Explicit Instruction

  Makiko Hirakawa (Chuo University) ………39

Second Language Vol.15 (October 1, 2016)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Missing the Trees for the Forest: Morphology in Second Language Acquisition

   Donna LARDIERE (Georgetown University) ………5

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

The Role of Universal Semantic Features in L2 English Article Choice by L1 Japanese Speakers

   Keisuke KUME (Nanzan University) ……………… 31

Control and Raising Constructions in Early L2 English Acquisition

   Noriko YOSHIMURA (University of Shizuoka), Mineharu NAKAYAMA (The Ohio State University)

   Atsushi FUJIMORI (Shizuoka University), Hiroya SHIMIZU (Shizuoka High School) …… 53

Second Language Vol.14 (November 1, 2015)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Native vs. Non-native Processing of Discontinuous Dependencies

   Claudia FELSER (University of Potsdam) ………………………………………………5

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

Matching Strategies of Kanji Readings in Korean and Japanese by Korean Learners of Japanese

   Sungmi JUNG (University of Tsukuba) ………………………………………………… 23

Null Arguments in Thai Learners' L2 Grammar

   Naparat MEECHANYAKUL & Pornsiri SINGHAPREECHA (Thammasat University)…… 41

Second Language Vol.13 (December 1, 2014)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Connecting interaction-based research with other disciplines

   Susan GASS (Michigan State University) …………………………………… 5

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

Japanese EFL learners' access to English homographic words: A psycholinguistic study using priming experiments

   Kohei MIKI (Kwansei Gakuin University)……………………………………19

The Acquisition of Nominative Case Marking in L2 Japanese: A Corpus Study

   Miyuki NOJI (Jyoetsu University of Education) ………………………… 39

Second Language Vol.12 (May 1, 2013)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Reflective Pronouns in Second Language Acquisition

   William O'Grady (University of Hawai'i at Manoa) …………………………5

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

A Processability Theory (PT)-based Analysis of the Acquisition of Japanese Morphology and Syntax:

A case of an Intensive Adult Learner

   Junko IWASAKI (Edith Cowan University) …………………………………… 21

What do Timed Grammaticality Judgement Test Reveal within the Framework of Implicit and Explicit Knowledge?

   Kazuyuki SHITE (Tokyo University of Social Welfare) ……………… 43

Does Preemption Help Adult Second Language Learners Learn Verb Transitivity?

   Takaaki SUZUKI & Takehiko YAGI (Kyoto Sangyo University) …… 61

Why Do We Need a Linguistic Theory to Describe Learners' Behaviors?

    Shigenori WAKABAYASHI (Chuo University) …………………………81

Second Language Vol.11 (December 25, 2012)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

L2 knowledge at the Mapping of Syntax and Discourse

   Roumyana SLABAKOVA (University of Iowa and IKERBASQUE) ………… 3

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

Processing Relative Clauses and Working Memory in L2 Japanese

   Akiko KASHIWAGI-WOOD & Mineharu NAKAYAMA (The Ohio State University)……27

The effect of prosodic boundary in understanding English sentences by Japanese EFL learners

   Chie NAKAMURA (Keio University) ……………………………………………………47

Acquisition of Goals for Wh-Movement by Japanese L2 Learners of English

   Hideki YOKOTA & Andrew RADFORD (Kanazawa Gakuin University & University of Essex)……59

Second Language Vol.10 (June 10, 2011)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Thinking in a Mind with Two Languages

   Vivian COOK (Newcastle University) ……………………………………………………3

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

Do English learners of Japanese produce isolated nouns with Standard Japanese lexical accent?

   Becky TAYLOR (Nagoya Univeristy)……………………………………………………15

 Prosody and comprehension in Oral Reading by L2 Japanese learners

    Seth GOSS & Mineharu NAKAYAMA (The Ohio State University) ……… 33

Past Tense Morphology in Chinese-Japanese Interlanguage: Evidence for Prosodic Transfer

   Mari UMEDA & Yoko ISSE (Fukuoka University) ……………………………… 51

L2 Intonation: A study of L1 transfer in Japanese intonation by English-speaking learners

   Chiharu TSURUTANI (Griffith University)……………………………………… 79

Second Language Vol.9 (December 1, 2010)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Implicit learning and SLA

   John WILLIAMS (University of Cambridge) ………………………………………3

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

On the acquisition of English locative verbs by Japanese L2 learners: A brief sketch on the issue of markedness and transfer

   Yoshiharu ABE (Hosei Univeristy)……………………………………………………19

Effects of Syllable Duration and Pause on Word Identification by Native and Non-native English speakers

   Tamami KATAYAMA (Prefectural University of Hiroshima)……………… 49

On the Resetting of the Subject Parameter by Japanese Learners of English: A Survey of Junior High School Students

  Hiroyuki NAWATA & Keiko TSUBOKURA (Shimane University) ……… 63

Learning Verb System in Second Language: the Influence of Lexical Knowledge of L1 in Learning the Relationships between the Meanings of Verbs in L2

  Noburo SAJI, Yuki KAJITA & Mutsumi IMAI (Keio University) …………83

Sensitivity to Morphosyntactic Violations in English as a Second Langauge

  Mikako SATO & Claudia FELSER (University of Essex)………………………101

Second Language Vol.8 (September 1, 2009)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Changing Perspectives on Universal Grammar and the Critical Period Hypothesis

   Lydia WHITE (McGill University) ………………………………………………………………3

   Japanese translation of the introduction of White. L. (this volume) ……………23

Part Ⅱ ARTICLE

The Effect of Shadowing with Two Different Difficulties of Texts on Listening Comprehension and Metacognitive Strategies

   Yo HAMADA (Yokote Seiryo Gakuin Junior and Senior High School)……………27

Second Language Vol.7 (May 1, 2008)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Revisiting the Origins of Modern Study of Second-Language Acquisition : Contributions from the Japanese Context, 1956-1959

    Margaret THOMAS …………………………………………  3

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

Phonological recoding in naming English nonwords and words by Japanese ESL readers

   Megumi YAMADA, Jun-ichi ABE ……………… 25

Effects of Sentence Processing Strategy Proximity on the Comprehension of Second Languages

   Hiroko YAMASHITA ………………………………………… 43

Second Language Vol.6 (May 1, 2007)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Optionality at the syntax-discourse interface in near-native L2 speakers

   Antonella SORACE (University of Edinburgh)……………………………………3

   Japanese translation of the introduction of Sorace, A. (this volume) …………………………  16

Part Ⅱ ARTICLE

Japanese speakers' sensitivity to third person singular-s in English: Arguments based on ERP data

   Shigenori WAKABAYASHI (Chuo University), Kazuhiko FUKUDA (Fukushima University),

   Masanori BANNAI (Fukushima National College of Technology), Shoichi ASAOKA (Waseda University)…19

 Part Ⅲ BOOK REVIEW

 Harumi OISHI (2006). No-kagaku kara no dainigengo shutoku

    Koji SUDA (Sendai National College of Technology) ……………………………………………………49

Second Language Vol.5 (May 1, 2006)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

What's left in early L2 Architecture

   Bonnie D. SCHWARTZ (University of Hawai'i) …………………………3

   Japanese translation of the introduction of Schwartz., B.D. (this volume) ……………………… 27

Filtered input and obscured Full Access in phonological acquisition

   John MATTHEWS (Shizuoka University) …………………………………29

   Japanese translation of the introduction of Matthews, J. (this volume) …………………………  57

Part Ⅱ ARTICLE

UG-constrained wh-movement in Japanese learners' English questions

   Andrew RADFORD (University of Essex) & Hideki YOKOTA (Gifu University of Medical Science)…………61

Second Language Vol.4 (May 1, 2005)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Japanese Introduction to Hawkins, R. (this volume)

   Tomohiko SHIRAHATA (Shizuoka University) …………… 3

Explaining Full and Partial Success in the Acquisition of Second Language Grammatical Properties

   Roger HAWKINS (University of Essex) ……………………… 7

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

The Acquisition of no in Japanese noun phrases by L2 children

   Tomohiko SHIRAHATA (Shizuoka University) & Mitsuko HISANO (Shizuoka University)……29

Background and Vocabulary Knowledge as a Factor for Text Comprehension in Second Language

   Hideko SHIBASAKI (University of Tokyo) ……………………51

Overgeneralisation in Second Language Acquisition of Transitivity Alternations

   Keiko MATSUNAGA (University of Essex)……………………75

L2 Acquisition of Surface Unaccusativity in English

   Chieko KURIBARA …………………………………………………… 111

Second Language Vol.3 (May 1, 2004)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Critical Period Hypothesis on Language Acquisition

   Tomohiko SHIRAHATA (Shizuoka University) ……………………………………………3

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

Acquisition of Yo-on (Japanese contracted sounds) in L1 and L2 phonology

   Chiharu TSURUTANI (Griffith University)…………………………………………………27

The L2 Acquisition of English Locatives by Korean Speakers

   Gerald BULLOCK (University of Hawai'i at Manoa) …………………………………49

Misanalysis of Subjects in Japanese English Interlanguage

   Chieko KURIBARA (Kansai University) ……………………………………………………69

Part Ⅲ BOOK REVIEWS

Makiko HIRAKAWA (2003). Unaccusativity in Second Language Japanese and English

   Hiroyuki OSHITA (Ohio University) ……………………………………………………99

Yukiko A. HATASA (Ed.)(2003). An investigation to Second Language Acquisition Research in Japanese: In Honor of Seiichi Makino

   Tomohiko SHIRAHATA (Shizuoka University) …………………………………101

 Second Language Vol.2 (May 1, 2003)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

Parsing in Second Language Acquisition: A Study of Gap-Processing

   Kazue KANNO (University of Hawaii)……………………………………………………………3

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

Knowledge of Deep versus Surface Unaccusativity in Second Language Japanese

   Makiko HIRAKAWA (Tokyo International University) …………………………………23

Asymmetry of Subjects and Objects in Japanese Speakers' L2 English

   Shigenori WAKABAYASHI (Gunma Prefectural Women's University) & Rumiko NEGISHI (High School of

   Takasaki City University of Economics) ………………………………………………………53

Second Language Vol.1 (May 1, 2002)

Part Ⅰ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION

A Linguistic Approach to the Study of Language Acquisition

   William O'GRADY………………………………………… 3

Part Ⅱ ARTICLES

The Effect of Explicit Instruction on Modality Use in L2 Academic Writing

   Akemi FU……………………………………………………20

Uneasiness with the Easiest : On the Subject-Verb Order in L2 English

   Hiroyuki OSHITA………………………………………… 45

The Acquisition of Japanese Binding Form, Zibun by English-Speaking Children

   Tomohiko SHIRAHATA……………………………………62