Korean

• Gerdts, Donna B. (2002) "Psych Syntax: Evidence from Some Unusal Case Phenomena in Korean," Canadian Linguistic Association, Toronto.
• Gerdts, Donna B., and Cheong Youn (2002) "Korean Dative Experiencers: The Evidence for their Status as Surface Subjects," in S. Kuno et al. (eds.), Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics 9. Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, 317-327.
• Gerdts, Donna B., and Cheong Youn (2002) "Korean Experiencers: Dative subjects or I-nominals?" Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America, San Francisco.
• Gerdts, Donna B. (2000) "The Syntax of Case-Marked Possessors in Korean," in C. Lee and J. Whitman (eds), Korean Syntax and Semantics: LSA Institute Workshop, Santa Cruz, '91. Thaehaksa, Seoul, pp.11-34.
• Gerdts, Donna B., and Cheong Youn (1999) "Case Stacking and Focus in Korean," in S. Kuno et al. (eds.), Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics VIII: Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, 325-339.
• Gerdts, Donna B. (1998) Review of William O'Grady (1991) Categories and Case, John Benjamins, Amsterdam. In Language 74:2, 436-437.
• Gerdts, Donna B., and Sea-Eun Jhang (1995) "Case Mismatches in Korean," in S. Kuno et al. (eds), Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics VI: Proceedings of the 1995 Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics, Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, 187-202.
• Gerdts, Donna B. (1993) "Mapping Korean Grammatical Relations," in S. Kuno et al. (eds.), Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics V: Proceedings of the 1993 Harvard International Symposium on Korean Linguistics, Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, Korea, 299-318.
• Gerdts, Donna B. (1992) "Case Spread, Chomage, and Multipredicate Domains in Korean," in S. Kuno et al. (eds), Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics IV: Proceedings of the 1991 Workshop on Korean Linguistics, Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, Korea, 249-268.
• Gerdts, Donna B. (1992) "Case Spread in Multipredicate Domains," in L. Dobrin et al. (eds.), Papers from the Twenty-Seventh Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, 196-218.
• Gerdts, Donna B. (1990) "Revaluation and Inheritance in Korean Causative Union," in B. Joseph and P. Postal (eds.), Studies in Relational Grammar 3. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 203–246.
• Gerdts, Donna B., and Cheong Youn (1990) "Non-Nominative Subjects in Korean," in S. Kuno et al. (eds), Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics III: Proceedings of the 1989 Workshop on Korean Linguistics, Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, Korea, 235-248.
• Gerdts, Donna B., and Cheong Youn (1988) "Korean Psych Constructions: Advancement or Retreat?" in L. MacLeod et al. (eds.), Papers from the Twenty-Fourth Annual Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, 155-175.
• Gerdts, Donna B. (1987) "Surface Case and Grammatical Relations in Korean: The Evidence from Quantifier Float," Studies in Language 11:1, 181-197.
• Gerdts, Donna B., and Cheong Youn (1987) "An Inversion Analysis of Tough Constructions in Korean," in S. Kuno et al. (eds), Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics II: Proceedings of the 1987 Workshop on Korean Linguistics, Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, Korea, 57-66.
• Gerdts, Donna B. (1986) "Causatives and Passives in Korean: The Case of Clause Union without Revaluation," in S. A. Chun (ed.) Buffalo Working Papers in Linguistics 86-01: Relational Studies on Korean, 98-185.
• Gerdts, Donna B. (1985) "Surface Case and Grammatical Relations in Korean: The Evidence from Quantifier Float," in S. Kuno et al. (eds), Harvard Studies in Korean Linguistics I: Proceedings of the 1985 Workshop on Korean Linguistics, Hanshin Publishing Company, Seoul, Korea, 48-61