Yoko Hasegawa, Associate Professor of Japanese Linguistics in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at the University of California, Berkeley, received her Ph.D. in Linguistics from UC Berkeley in 1992. She teaches Japanese Linguistics at both the undergraduate and graduate levels and serves as Coordinator of the University's Japanese Language Program.

Her publications include: "Fundamental frequency as an acoustic cue to accent perception" (with Kazue Hata) in Language and Speech; "Prototype semantics: A case study of TE K-/IK- constructions in Japanese" in Language and Communication; "The (nonvacuous) semantics of TE-linkage in Japanese" in Journal of Pragmatics; A Study of Clause Linkage: The Connective TE in Japanese, co-published by the CSLI, Stanford University and Kurosio Publishers, Tokyo; "Nihongo kara mita nihonjin" (with Yukio Hirose) in Gengo; Elementary Japanese, Tuttle Publishing.

Department of East Asian Languages 104 Durant Hall University of California Berkeley, CA 94720-2230
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