AMSA-148-0900
Author: Heidi Harley
Title: Sase bizarre: the Japanese causative and structural case
Citation: In P. Koskinen, (ed.) Proceedings of the 1995 Canadian Linguistics Society meeting, University of Toronto Working Papers in Linguistics (1996)

A unified treatment of the Japanese causative morpheme sase, arguing
that in each of its three possible environments (lexical, direct, and indirect)
it is simply the default realization of a syntactic vCAUSE head. Differences
in interpretation arise from context.