Papers available for download
(Last updated: Feb 28, 2012)
Omaki, Davidson White, Goro, Lidz, & Phillips. (submitted). No fear of commitment: Children’s incremental interpretation in English and Japanese wh questions.
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Omaki & Nakao. (under revision). Conditions on resumption strategies and relativized locality violations.
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Omaki, Lau, Davidson White, Dakan, & Phillips. (under revision). Hyper-active gap filling: Pre-verbal object gap creation in English filler-gap dependency processing.
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Kush, Omaki, & Hornstein. (in press). Microvariation in islands? In J. Sprouse & N. Hornstein (Eds.), Experimental syntax and island effects. Cambridge University Press.
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Jurka, Nakao, & Omaki. (2011). It's Not the End of the CED as We Know It: Revisiting German and Japanese Subject Islands. In 28th WCCFL Proceedings. Sommerville, MA: Cascadilla Press.
[download from the Cascadilla webpage]
Omaki, & Schulz. (2011). Filler-gap dependencies and island constraints in second language sentence processing. Studies in Second Language Acquisition.
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Omaki (2010). Commitment and flexibility in the developing parser. PhD thesis, University of Maryland.
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Omaki, & Nakao. (2010). Does English resumption really help to repair island violations? Snippets, 21, 11-12.
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Omaki (2009). Verbal morphology: Return of the affix hopping approach. In Proceedings of NELS 38, vol. 2 (pp. 193-204). GLSA Publications.
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Poeppel & Omaki. (2008). Language acquisition and ERP approaches: Prospects and challenges.
In A. Friederici & G. Thierry (Eds.), Early language acquisition: Bridging brain and behavior (pp. 233-255). John Benjamins.
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