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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No. 1 |
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1984 |
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《Abstracts of the Presentations at the 1st Annual Conference of MEA》 |
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Priestley's Rudiments and Johnson's Dictionary |
Kusujiro Miyoshi |
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Johnson the Philologist: An Introductory Survey |
Daisuke Nagashima |
15 |
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On the Use of the Modal Auxiliaries in Early Modern English: A Diachronic Study |
Hirozo Nakano |
21 |
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Three Traits in the Development of the Negative Sentence in Modern English |
Masatomo Ukaji |
30 |
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《Abstracts of the Symposium》 |
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Style of Modern English |
Masanori Toyota |
41 |
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A Syntactic Approach to 17th Century English Prose |
Toshio Saito |
43 |
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The Language of Fiction in The Spectator: With Special Reference to Nominal Style |
Hiroyuki Ito |
52 |
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Spoken English: Fact and Fiction |
Michio Kawai |
62 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No. 2 |
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1985 |
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《Articles》 |
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Language Change ― From a Perspective Lexical Diffusion |
Mieko Ogura |
1 |
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On the Ordering of Phonological Rules and the Great Vowel Shift in English |
Norio Yamada |
21 |
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On the Reanalysis of the Modal Auxiliaries in English |
Hirozo Nakano |
48 |
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Contrastive Expressions in Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper |
Osamu Ueda |
76 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.3 |
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1986 |
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《Articles》 |
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Adverbial But in Some Elizabethan Writings |
Akira Wada |
1 |
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Auxiliary Have in Samuel Pepys's 'Diary', With Special Reference to Mutative Verbs : ( 1) A Statistical Study |
Fujio Nakamura |
23 |
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On the Advent of Syntactic Affix -ing : Some Remarks on Gerundive Constructions |
Makiyo Niwa |
53 |
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There Sentences in the Authorized Version of the Bible |
Kaneaki Arimura |
71 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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On the Construction 'Vote Conservative' |
Sadao Ando |
85 |
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Linguistic Changes: From a New Angle of Observation |
Osamu Koma |
91 |
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The Accusative With Infinitive and an Historical Syntax of Say |
Masachiyo Amano |
97 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Kenji Kondo, An Origin of Prepositional Constructions in English : A Review |
Ko Miyake |
103 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.4 |
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1987 |
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《Articles》 |
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Why Has Only the "Genitive Case" Survived? |
Ryuichiro Hamasaki |
1 |
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Historical Development of Verb-Particle Constructions |
Minoru Fukuda |
21 |
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On the Demise of Impersonal Constructions |
Masayuki Ohkado |
45 |
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Numerals "tens and digits" in Biblical Translations |
Isao Hashimoto |
69 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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A History of Modern English Linguistics: An Introduction |
Tetsuro Hayashi |
83 |
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A Note on Johnson's Etymology |
Daisuke Nagashima |
89 |
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The Headless Construction Principle |
Hirozo Nakano |
95 |
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Remarks on Epistemic Must |
Harumi Sawada |
101 |
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《Review》 |
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Mieko Ogura: Historical English Phonology: A Lexical Perspective |
Noriko Yamada 113 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.5 |
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1988 |
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《Articles》 |
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Prescriptivism in Grammar and Lexicography from the Eighteenth Century to the Present |
Kosei Minamide |
1 |
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The Structure of Impersonal Constructions |
Miki Kobayashi |
17 |
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On the Diachronic Change of /h/ in English |
Yasuko Suzuki |
35 |
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A Consideration of the Historical Development of [NP to VP]Constructions |
Miyuki Nagasaki |
61 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Word-formation in English Learners' Dictionaries: With Reference to Stein's View of 'Productivity' |
Megumi Higashimori |
79 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Nobuharu Miwa: Essays on the History of English |
Masatomo Ukaii |
95 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.6 |
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1989 |
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《Articles》 |
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CP, DP, ECP: A Historical Analysis of English Noun Phrases in GB Theory |
Tatsuya Suzuki |
1 |
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On the Vocabulary of The Prelude |
Ken Nakagawa |
35 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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The Classification of the Phrasal Verb in English |
Yoshinobu Niwa |
45 |
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Psychology as a Cause of Sound Change |
Mikio Hirabayashi |
55 |
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Some Problems of Shakespeare's Language and Style |
Kiichiro Nakatani |
63 |
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On the Topic-Subject Construction in Japanese, OE and Present-day English |
Kiyoshi Takahashi |
69 |
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Pseudogapping in Shakespearean English |
Nobuhiro Tanaka |
77 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Ans van Kemenade: Syntactic Case and Morphological Case in the History of English |
Koichiro Hamasaki |
89 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.7 |
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1990 |
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《Articles》 |
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Grouping Early Dramatic Works Based on the Similarity of Rime Words ―from quantitative to qualitative analysis |
Takao Kuya |
1 |
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Pro Revisited: A Case Study of Old English |
Shin Oshima |
29 |
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Noun-modifying Present Participles: A Comparative Analysis of -ende and -ing |
Makiyo Niwa |
55 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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On Null Objects in Early English |
Kaneaki Arimura |
73 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Tetsuro Hayashi: Prolegomena to the Historiography of English Linguistics |
Ko Miyake |
79 |
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Dieter Stein : The Semantics of Syntactic Change: Aspects of the Evolution of do in English |
Fujio Nakamura |
91 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.8 |
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1991 |
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《Articles》 |
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On Mechanisms of GVS |
Noriko Yamane |
1 |
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On the Change in Directionality of θ-role Assignment in English |
Kazuhisa Ishikawa |
19 |
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A Comparison of Scientific Lectures and Papers with regard to Grammar and Lexis: |
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Differences between Speech and Writing |
Atsuko Furuta Umesaki |
37 |
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Simple Verbs, Prefixed Verbs, and Verb-Particle Combinations in OE and EME Works |
Michiko Ogura |
55 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Usefulness of the OED for Research into Early Modern English |
Akira Wada |
75 |
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The |
Toshio Saito |
85 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Manfred Görlach: Introduction to Early Modern English |
Sadao Ando |
97 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.9 |
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1992 |
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《Articles》 |
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The Comparison of Adjectives in 16th-Century English |
Yukio Haraguchi |
1 |
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Non-Personal Where-Compounds in Shakespeare's Tragedies |
Masakatsu Mizuno |
19 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Towards a More Complete Critical Edition:
A Case of the |
Yuji Nakao |
39 |
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On Dryden's Prosaic English: Comparative and Contrastive Approach |
Keitaro Irie |
47 |
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English Word Formation: With Special Reference to Shakespeare |
Hiroshi Yonekura |
53 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Tim William Machan and Charles T. Scott, eds., English in Its Social Contexts: Essays in Historical Sociolinguistics |
Kyoko Wakimoto |
67 |
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David Lightfoot, How to Set Parameters: Arguments from Language Change |
Toshiya Tanaka |
81 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No. 10 |
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1993 |
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《Articles》 |
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On the Productivity of the Suffixes
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Hiroshi Yonekura |
1 |
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Regulation of Negative Declarative Sentence with Auxiliary Do : Evidence from Diaries and Letters Written in the 17th-19th Centuries |
Fujio Nakamura |
27 |
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《Squibs and Disccussion》 |
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A Study of English by Computers |
Shigeki Suzuki |
47 |
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On Have got |
Tatsuhiko Toda |
57 |
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NegP and Historical Changes of English Negative Sentences |
Masaharu Kato |
65 |
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《Reviews》 |
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David Denison, English Historical Syntax |
Masayuki Ohkado |
75 |
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Ian G. Roberts, Verbs and Diachronic Syntax: A Comparative History of English and French |
Kaneaki Arimura |
80 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No. 11 |
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1995 |
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《Articles》 |
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Assimilation-at-a-Distance and Moraic Hierarchy |
Tetsuo Nishihara |
1 |
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The History of Verb Movement in English |
Madoka Murakami |
17 |
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《The Rising Award II》 |
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On the Change of Genitive Case Assigner in the History of English |
Mitsuhiro Ohmura |
47 |
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《Squibs and Generation》 |
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A Note on Resumptive Pronouns |
Hideto Hirose |
63 |
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On the Use of the |
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to Studying Modern English Syntax |
Norihiko Otsu |
71 |
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On the Categorial Status of the Infinitive Marker To |
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in the History of English |
Tomoyuki Tanaka |
79 |
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Syntactic Constructions in The Century of Prose Corpus |
Kazuho Mizuno |
87 |
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On the Objective Clitics in OE and Early ME |
Keiko Yamamoto |
99 |
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On the Topic-Subject Construction in Japanese and English |
Kenji Kondo |
105 |
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《Review》 |
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Anthony R. Warner, English Auxiliaries: Structure and History |
Kazuma Matsubara |
113 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.12 |
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1996 |
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《Articles》 |
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On Doubly-filled CP and DP Constructions in the History of English |
Junji Hamamatsu |
1 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Verb Phrase Deletion in Paston Letters |
Hideto Hirose |
17 |
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Case Checking and the Subject of Infinitives |
Minoru Fukuda |
29 |
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'A of B' Structure in Tintern Abbey Lines |
Ken Nakagawa |
41 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Eve Sweetser, From Etymology to Pragmatics: Metaphorical and Cultural Aspects of Semantic Structure |
Tatsuhiko Toda |
51 |
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Paul J. Hopper and Elizabeth C. Traugott, Grammaticalization |
Michiko Ogura |
58 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLIS1 |
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No.13 |
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1997 |
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《Articles》 |
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On Phrasal Verbs in Late Modern English |
Minoii Akimoto |
1 |
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The Survival and the Demise of 'Object Pronoun+Verb' Order in English: An Analysis under the Minimalist Approach |
Kazuhisa Ishikawa |
17 |
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On the Semantic Development of Verbs of Perception in English |
Keisuke Nakano |
37 |
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Lexical vs. Functional Auxiliaries |
Tomohiro Yanagi |
51 |
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On the Sudden Increase of That-Ellipsis in EmodE |
Masayuki Wakayama |
69 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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A Semantic Change in Beside and its Universality |
Yoshikazu Ueno |
87 |
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Some Foot-Governed Changes in Old English |
Norio Yamada |
93 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Cynthia L. Alien, Case Marking and Reanalysis |
Miki Kobayashi |
101 |
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Adrian Battye and Ian Roberts (eds.) Clause Structure and Language Change |
Mitsuru Maeda |
108 |
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Tatiana E. Kami?ska, Problems in Scottish English Phonology |
Yoshihiro Masuya |
118 |
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Joan Bybee, Revere Perkins and William Pagliuca, The Evolution of Grammar: Tense, Aspect, and Modality in the Languages of the World |
Hirozo Nakano |
122 |
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Michiko Ogura, Verbs in Medieval English: Differences in Verb Choice in Verse and Prose |
Yoshinobu Niwa |
129 |
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Dieter Kastovsky(ed.) Studies in Early Modern English |
Akira Wada |
140 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.14 |
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1998 |
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《Article》 |
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Imperatives in Eighteenth-century Fictional Speech |
Kayoko Fuami |
1 |
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《The Rising Star Award V》 |
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Prize Winner: On the Development of Infinitival Constructions in the History of English |
Hiroyuki Nawata |
29 |
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Highly Recommended: On Subject Extraposition Constructions in the History of English |
Masayuki Ohkado |
53 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Reconsideration of the Great Vowel Shift |
Kazuo Araki |
79 |
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The Origins of English Cumulative Color Expressions |
Koji Yoshimura |
85 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Dieter Stein and Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade (eds.) Towards a Standard English 1600-1800 |
Hiroyuki Ito |
99 |
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Alice C. Harris and Lyle Campbell, Historical Syntax in Cross-linguistic Perspective |
Yoko Iyeiri |
109 |
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Andreas H. Jucker (ed.) Historical Pragmatics: Pragmatic Developments in the History of English |
Hidefumi Kinoshita |
114 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.15 |
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1999 |
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《Articles》 |
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On the Development of the Expletive there in there+be Construction |
Michio Hosaka |
1 |
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I told him what I thought ―Iago's 'lying' by implying― |
Shigeo Kikuchi |
29 |
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Semi-auxiliary Use of Help |
Michiyo Takeda |
45 |
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A Study of the Reporting Clause in Fielding's Joseph Andrews : With a Comparative Discussion of Several Contemporary Novels |
Kyoko Wakimoto |
65 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Me were lever and I had lever |
Mayumi Nakamura |
93 |
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A Note on the Reflexive Middle Voice and the Conversion between Transitivity and Intransitivity in Comparative-linguistic Perspectives |
Yujitsu Ohmori |
99 |
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Semantic Notes on the Partitive Genitive: Two Kinds of Partitive Concept and Their Forms |
Gen-ichiro Takahashi |
109 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Gerry Knowles, A Cultural History of the English Language |
Emi Hirota |
119 |
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John R. Taylor, Possessives in English: An Exploration in Cognitive Grammar |
Osamu Koma |
125 |
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Ans van Kemenade and Nigel Vincent (eds.) Parameters of Morphosyntactic Change |
Masayuki Ohkado |
135 |
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Jeremy Smith, An Historical Study of English: Function, Form and Change |
Sayo Yanagi |
141 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No. 16 |
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2000 |
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《Articles》 |
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The 'Historical Thesaurus' as a Tool for Medievalists |
Jane Roberts |
1 |
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There-Constructions with a Raised Subject: From Middle to Early Modern English |
Yuka Makita |
25 |
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Overt Subject Raising in the History of English |
Tomoyuki Tanaka |
47 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Syntax and Semantics of of in the Construction "It is A(jective) of NP to VP" |
Fuminori Matsubara |
71 |
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That-Less Subjunctives in Earlier English |
Madoka Murakami |
85 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Matti Rissanen, Merja Kytön and Kirsi Heikkonen (eds.), Grammaticalization at Work: Studies of Long-term Developments in English |
Kozo Kato |
99 |
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Ekkehard König & John Van der Auwera (ed), The Germanic Languages |
Yoshinobu Niwa |
109 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No 17 |
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2001 |
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《Articles》 |
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The Modal Auxiliary MAY in Shakespeare and Subjectification |
Tadao Nomura |
1 |
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Focus Movement in Shakespeare's English: An Analysis under Functional Syntax |
Shoji Sugiyama |
23 |
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《The Rising Star Award VIII》 |
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(Highly Recommended) A Cognitive Approach to the Historical Development of the Way-Construction |
Yasuaki Ishizaki |
51 |
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The Head-Feature of Q and the Zero Complementizer in Non-Root Wh-Questions in Middle English. |
Fuminori Matsubara |
77 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Discourse Uses of the Perfect: From a Middle English Corpus |
Shinji Uchioke |
97 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Joan C. Beal, English Pronunciation in the Eighteenth Century Thomas Spence's 'Grand Repository of the English Language' |
Kazuo Araki |
105 |
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Roger Lass, Historical Linguistics and Language Change |
Naoko Kishida |
113 |
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Christiane Dalton-Puffer, The French Influence on Middle English Morphology A Corpus-Based Study of Derivation |
Kazuho Mizuno |
121 |
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Susan Pintzuk, Phrase Structures in Competition: Variation and Change in Old English Word Order |
Naoshi Nakagawa |
129 |
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《Program of the 17th Annual Conference of MEA》 |
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137 |
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《Instructions to Authors》 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.18 |
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2002 |
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Be it Enacted…: English Legal Discourse in Focus |
Risto Hiltunen |
1 |
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Modality in The Spectator: Negotiating Interpersonal Meanings |
Nozomi Hayashi |
23 |
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Features vs. Constraint Hierarchy: Verb Movement in English |
Madoka Murakami |
47 |
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The Development of However from the 16th to the 19th Centuries From A Grammaticalization Perspective |
Shihoko Yamamoto |
79 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Current Feature Theory and English Phonology |
Yasuhito Ishii |
97 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Tajima, Matsuji et al. (comps.), A Bibliography of English Language Studies in Japan 1900-1996 |
Hiroyuki Ito |
115 |
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Tony Bex and Richard J. Watts (eds.) Standard English The Widening Debate |
Masaharu Kato |
123 |
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Laurel J. Brinton and Minoji Akimoto (eds.) Collocational and Idiomatic Aspects of Composite Predicates in the History of English |
Tomohiro Kawabata |
129 |
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《Program of the 18th Annual Conference of MEA》 |
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139 |
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《Instructions to Authors》 |
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STUDIES IN MODERN ENGLISH |
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No.19 |
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2003 |
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The Role of Metonymy in Collocational Choice |
Willie Jones |
1 |
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Modality and Emotional Expressions: A Case Study of the Semantics and Development of Emotional Should |
Mitsuru Maeda |
21 |
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《Squibs and Discussion》 |
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Double Objects Construction of Deprivation and Separation in Early Modern English |
Koh-ichi Matsumoto |
45 |
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The Rich Agreement Hypothesis and the Loss of Verb Second in English |
Hiroyuki Nawata |
55 |
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《Reviews》 |
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Claudia Claridge, Multi-Word Verbs in Early Modern English: A Corpus-based Study (Language and Computers 32) |
Meiko Matsumoto |
63 |
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Olga Fischer, Ans van Kemenade, Willem Koopman and Wim van der Wurff, The Syntax of Early English |
Kaneaki Arimura |
73 |
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Masatomo Ukaji, A History of English (A Series of Current English Linguistics 8) |
Yuji Nakao |
83 |
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Bjørg Bækken, Word Order Patterns in Early Modern English (Studia Anglistica Norvegica 9) |
Akira Wada |
91 |
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《Program of the 19th Annual Conference of MEA》 |
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97 |
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《Instructions to Authors》 |
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99 |
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