What Differentiates Two Japanese Exhaustive Focus Particles?

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Japanese has more than one exhaustive focus particles meaning 'only'. Focusing on dake and bakari among them, this paper argues that the iterative operator of bakari requires a plural event even when bakari is suffixed to a noun phrase.

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2009-03-23

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