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VOLUME I Yukio Hirose: A Semantic Constraint on Extraction out ofNoun Phrases

Kenji Kanno: Between Language and Mathematics: In the Case oflnclusive OR ··----------------·-····--·····_19

Jun-ichi Murata: Notes on the Now1 Phrase Prominence Principle .................................................... .31 Masaki Sano: Rendaku in Japanese

Shigeki Seki: A Note on Parenthetical Tags ..................................................................................... 69

VOLUME2 Yukio Hirose: The Rhythm Rule and Latinate Prefix-StemAdjectives

Kenji Kanno: Why Can We Never Say, 'The Book Was Bought the Girl'? .......................................... 11

Katsuhiko Iwasawa: A Constraint on Passive Nominals in English ................................................... .23

Shigeki Seki: Semantic Properties ofNonrestrictive Relative Clauses ................................................. 39

Kozo Iwabe: Syntactic and Semantic Analysis ofNP - to - VP Complements ..... __ . _ ... _. _. ___ . __ . _ .. __ . _ ....... 63

Nobuhiro Kaga: Where Does John is being polite Come From? ........................................................ 81 Masaki Sano: Semantics ofPreposition Stranding

Hirose, Y, N. Koizwni and K. Fukuyasu: The Generalized Thematic Constraint on X-Shift ............... 129

Iwasawa, K., S. Tanaka and H. Tada: On SubjectAux Inversion ...................................................... 149

Ono, K., N. Kin1ura and M. Sano: On the Syntax of"Stylistic" Rules .............................................. 165

VOLUME3 Semantics and Pragmatics

Yukio Hirose: Real-Mary or Image-Mary?

Kozo Iwabe: When a Sentence Is Not Propositional ......................................................................... 13 Kenji Kanno: A Remark on the PERFORMADOX

Masahiro Kato: Another Look at Cohesion .................................................................................... .31

Shinobu Mizuguchi: But Topic Change Is Detected ......................................................................... 51

Tae Niiya: A Study of Deference in Negative Questions ................................................................... 67

Hiromi Onozuka: Note on the Futurate Progressive ........................................................................ .77 Shuichi Takeda: Existence and the Time Axis of Verbs 85

Izwni Yasui: Can the Generic Indefinite Article be Derived from Any? . ............................................... 99

Phonology

Shosuke Haraguchi: The Great Vowel Shift-A Multi-dimensional Grammatical Analysis . _ ... _ ... ___ . _ .. 111

Satoshi Mikarni: High Vowel Deletion in Old English ··-············------·--············----············-----------·····121

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Koji Ono: On Extrametricality ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 133

Shoichi Tanaka: On the Stress and Rhythm ofEnglishAuxiliaries ___________________________________________________ 151

Syntax

Yoshio Endo: On English Passives-Characteristics ofThree Pseudopassives __________________________________ 169

Kumiko Fukuda: The Optional To Be in Seem-sentences ________________________________________________________________ 181

Katsunori Fukuyasu: Empty Words-On Understood Objects as PronominalAnaphors ___________________ _191

Hiroaki Horiuch: A Note on Concessive Conjuncts 1 Tomoko Inagawa: On JiVhy+to-Infinitives _____________________________________________________________________________________ 221

Katsuhiko lwasawa: Three Levels ofComplementAPs and the Notion ofTime ______________________________ _229

Nobuhiro Kaga: Adjectives in Complements of Perception Verbs ____________________________________________________ 245

Norimi Kimura: A Phrase Structw·eAnalysis of"Constituent" Coordination ____________________________________ _255

Naoshi Koizumi: Certain Peculiarities of Though-Attraction ___________________________________________________________ 271

Takeshi Omuro: Problems on 'Nominal' ffClauses in English ________________________________________________________ _293

Hiroaki Sakakibara: Some Observations Conceming Conjunction-Augmented Participial Clauses _____ _307

Masaki Sano: On the Extraposability out ofP-NP Sequence ___________________________________________________________ 323

Shigeki Seki: On a Structural Ambiguity in It Constmctions ___________________________________________________________ 339

Hidekazu Suzuki: Notes on Theta-Marking in GB-Theory _____________________________________________________________ 347

Kunitoshi Takahashi: Control and Thematic Relations ___________________________________________________________________ 361

Atsuro Tsubomoto: The Syntax and Semantics ofFree Relatives in Japanese ___________________________________ _379

Other Topics

Kunihiko Hashimoto: On the Coreference of the Possessive-Reflexive Suffix in Mongolian ______________ _403

Masahito Kubota: The New Orthography as a Variant of the Conventional Orthography ____________________ 421

Hideaki Okawa: Selectional Restriction on Japanese Verbs of Commencement _________________________________ 427

Mitsuko Okubo: On the Acquisition of Adjective Sequence Constructions in English and Japanese ____ _439

VOLUME4

Wayne P. Lawrence: Metrical Structure in Tokyo Japanese-Accentuation and Accent Shifts- ___________ _)

Naohiro Takizawa: Notes on Topicalization and Left Dislocation in English ______________________________________ _19

Hiroaki Horiuchi: Some Constraints on the Distribution ofParentheticals in English ___________________________ _33

Shoichi Tanaka: On the Phrasal Eurhythmicity in English

NOiimi Kimma: An Interpretive Analysis ofRight Node Raising in English _______________________________________ 63

Yoshio Endo: A Note on English Nominal Passives _________________________________________________________________________ 89

Nobuhiro Kaga: A Non-constituent Analysis of"Small Clauses" _____________________________________________________ 1 01

Masaki Sano: A Note on Aspiration in English and its Counterpart in Japanese _________________________________ 115

VOLUMES

Kozo Iwabe: Semantic Interpretation ofFreeAdjunct Constructions

Wayne P. Lawrence: On the Segmental Derivation of resignation, condemnation and convention 15

Nobuhiro Kaga: On Two Types of With Absolute Phrases _______________________________________________________________ _37

Hiroaki Horiuchi: Adjective Preposing in Noun Phrases ___________________________________________________________________ 53

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Shinji Saito: On Control into NP . ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 67

JW1 Abe: The Behavior of Anaphors in GerW1ds ______________________________________________________________________________ 87

Yoshio Endo: A Constraint on English Activo-passives __________________________________________________________________ 1 07

Toshifusa Oka: Inherent Case . _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 123

Satoshi Ohta: Word Stress and Syllable Structure in English ___________________________________________________________ 167

VOLUME6

Wayne P. Lawrence: Notes on English Syllable Structure

Shinji Saito: Some Puzzles ofAnaphoric Binding and Levels of Control ___________________________________________ ) 7

Yoshio Endo: A Note on Two Types of Interpretations ofNominals: Action and Product ______________________ 35

Hiroto Ohnishi: On Generic NPs

JW1 Abe: Anaphoric INFL ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 69

Seiji Iwata, Norimi Kimura, Hiroto Ohnishi and Naohiro Takizawa: Adjectival Passive Revisited _________ 99

VOLUME7

Shinsuke Homma: A Remark on Scope Principle and Polarity Expressions in Japanese _______________________ _

Masao Okazaki: A DiachronicAccoW1t of Old English High Vowel Deletion _____________________________________ 33 Kazuhiko Tanaka: Sequence of Tenses in English ____________________________________________________________________________ 6 1

Takeru Honma: On Two Apparent CoW1terevidence against KSN Hypothesis in English Phonology _____ 75

Shin-ichi Tanaka: Two Types of Strategy for ClachAvoidance and Even-Spacing _____________________________ 103

Yoshio Endo: On Implicit Arguments in Derived Nominals ____________________________________________________________ 141

Yuji Takano: Extraction from NoW1 Phrases: Some Consequences of the DP Hypothesis and the Theory

ofBarrier -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------159 Toshifusa Oka: Abstract Case and Empty Pronouns _______________________________________________________________________ 187

Hiroto Ohnishi: Remarks on the Interpretation of the Bare Plural ____________________________________________________ _229

JW1 Abe: CompoW1d and Non-CompoW1d Reflexives: A Generalized Binding Approach ___________________ 245

VOLUMES

Shin-ichi Tanaka: Extrarnetricality in Arabic and English: Some Arguments for the Mora Tier _______________ _}

Masaki Sano: A Condition on LF-Representations ___________________________________________________________________________ 29

Shin Watanabe: On Anaphors: A Note on Representational Differences between Reflexives and Reciprocals in English . ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 49

Shinsuke Homma: The Scope ofNegation and INFL-Movement in English and Japanese ___________________ 85 KatsW1ori Fukuyasu: On the i-w.ithin-i Condition __________________________________________________________________________ 103

Yuji Takano: Retroactive Nominals: A View from the Revised DP Hypothesis __________________________________ 117

Masao Okazaki: On Secondary Stress in Old English ________________________________________________________ . ____________ 139

Takeru Honma: Voicing in Japanese and the Theory ofUnderspecification _______________________________________ 159

Seiji Iwata: Multiple Conceptual Structures of a Single Verb: The Case of Strike _______________________________ 179

Daisuke Inagaki: On the Locative Alternation ______________________________________________________________________________ _205

Mikio Hashimoto: On the Derivation ofMiddle and Ergative Verbs ________________________________________________ _237

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VOLUME9

Shin-ichi Tanaka: Intrasyllabic Boundaries: A Violation of Strict Layer Hypothesis

Shin-ichi Tanaka: Old English as a Mora-cow1ting Language: Stress and its Relation to High Vowel

Deletion

Kazuhiko Tanaka: On Reichenbach's Approach to Tense __________________________________________________________________ 61

Masao Okazaki: Specificity and Accent The Case of English Wh-Questions

Shinsuke Homma: Unselective Binding and Any-Phrases ______________________________________________________________ 1 07

Seiji Iwata: On Jackendoffs Conceptual Stmcture _________________________________________________________________________ 135

Yuji Takano: Empty Categories and Identification _________________________________________________________________________ 169

Takeru Honma: The English Rhymes and the Foot-internal Clusters ________________________________________________ 217

Masaki Sano: Negation and 11/h-Question in Japanese ___________________________________________________________________ 241

Keiko Miyagawa: Small Clauses and To-Infinitival Clauses

Kazue Takeda: Bound Pronoun Licensing ____________________________________________________________________________________ 295

Daisuke Inagaki: On the Japanese Suru

VOLUME 10

Masao Okazaki: Nucleus Placement and Prosodic Structw·e

Hiroto Ohnishi: Intensional Contexts and Common Knowledge

Shin-ichi Tanaka: A Reexamination of the Old English Prosody

Nobuhiro Kaga: Hwnanness and the Kind-Level Interpretation ________________________________________________________ 51

Shoichi Tanaka: On theArgun1enthood of that-Clauses which "Communication Verbs" Take _______________ 69

Kazuhiko Tanaka: Do we Really Need Reference Time in the Description of the Tense? ______________________ 83

Shinsuke Homma: Negative Polarity Quantifiers in Japanese: Universal or Existential? _______________________ 97

Seiji Iwata: Lexical Relatedness and Conceptual Structure: The Case of the Pass ______________________________ 119

Yukiko Kazw11i: i-Shortening and Ci V Lengthening ______________________________________________________________________ 139

Satosl1i Ohta: Syllable and Mora Geometry in Japanese _________________________________________________________________ 157

Shosuke Haraguchi: On Ternary Feet ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 183

Mika Okuyama: Toward a Semantic Approach to the English Passive: On the Basis of the Speaker's Conceptualization ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 197

Hidehito Hoshi: Wh-extraction of Secondary Predicates: Some Theoretical Implications ___________________ _213

Manabu Hashimoto: On the "Unaccusativity" of Psychological Verbs ____________________________________________ _239

Hiroaki H01iuchi: Re-Prefixation and Complement Selection in English _________________________________________ _253

Masaharu Shimada: A Note on Subject-Internal Parasitic Gaps ______________________________________________________ _275

Kenji Kanno: Remarks on the Liar Paradox _________________________________________________________________________________ _293

VOLUMEU

Minoru Nakau: Modality and Subjective Semantics

Masao Okazaki: Irregular Alliteration in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight _______________________________________ _49

Shin-ichi Tanaka: Aspects ofMinimality and Prosodic Constituenthood ____________________________________________ _75

Hideki Zamma: The Accentuation System of Japanese Inflection ____________________________________________________ 117

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Takeru Honrna, Masao Okazaki, Shinsuke Homma, Shin-ichi Tanaka and Yukiko Kazumi: Stump Words in English ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 149

Mika Okuyama: Make-Causatives and Have-Causatives in English ________________________________________________ 171

Hidehito Hoshi: On Factivity and Some oflts Effects --------------------------------------------------------------------199 Kertii Arisaka, Shinsuke Homma, Hidehito Hoshi, Mikinari Matsuoka, and Kazue Takeda: Control and

Te-Clauses in Japanese 1

Masaharu Shimada: On the Presence and Absence of That in That-Relative Clauses 279

VOLUME12

Katsunori Fukuyasu: Combined Process and Implied Limits

Masao Okazaki: The Accentuation of German Imperative Sentences _________________________________________________ 25 Shinsuke Homma: A Note on Te Moraw Sentences _________________________________________________________________________ 69

Satoshi Ohta: On Word Medial Destressing: An Account Based on the Principle of Economy of

Derivation 1 01

Noriko Nemoto: Presumptive and Negative Preswnptive Forms in the Ibaraki Dialect: Another Glance at a Mystery of /r/ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 109

Hideki Zamma: Stress Retraction in English _________________________________________________________________________________ 131

Mika Okuyama: Have Causatives and Related Issues --------------------------------------------------------------------163 Hidehito Hoshi: Case Marker Drop and 1117-Movement in Japanese ________________________________________________ 191

Yukiko Kazwni: She will make a goodwtfe: On a Certain Use of Make ________________________________________ 247

VOLUME13

Masao Okazaki: Sentence Accent Assignment and the Stage/Individual Contrast Hideki Zamma: Phonological Requirements on Suffixation . _____________________________________________________________ 21

Mika Okuyama: On the Conceptual Structure of Get-Causatives _______________________________________________________ 43

Hidehito Hoshi: On the Validity of the ECP Account of the That-Trace Effect and Consequences of the

PolP Hypothesis Ken'ichiro Nogawa: On Interpretations oflmplicit Complements ______________________________________________________ 95

Mikinari Matsuoka: The Accusative-ing Construction and the Feature Checking Theory . ___________________ 117

Hideki Tanaka: An Analysis of Object-Oriented Floating Quantifiers and Small Clauses in English _____ 147

Naoaki Wada: On the English Present Perfect A Cognition-based Approach to the Categorization of Its Functions ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 179

Yukiko Kazwni: Consonant Gemination in the North-East Ibaraki Dialect 217

VOLUME14

Shinsuke Homma: Syntax ofPossessor Passive in Japanese --------------------------------------------------------------Seizi Iwata: On Backward Anaphora ofPsych-Verbs ______________________________________________________________________ _41

Takashi Yoshida: Two Types ofNegative Polarity Items in English ___________________________________________________ _75

Hideki Zamma: On Cycles and Levels in English Stress Assignment _________________________________________________ 97

Ken'ichiro Nogawa: Cognate Objects and Island Effects ---------------------------------------------------------------- 111

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Mikinari Matsuoka: An Alternative Approach to Nonfinite Clauses in English __________________________________ 141

Satoru Kobayakawa: Enumeration ofThings and Events _______________________________________________________________ 181

Naoaki Wada: English Relative Past Tense: Simultaneous or Anterior? ____________________________________________ 195

ToyokoAmagawa: The Not that-Construction ------------------------------------------------------------------------------221 Takeshi Ornuro: Critique of Tenny's View on the Correlation between Delimitedness and Noun Phrase

Passives/Middles

Noriko Nemoto: State Change and Location Change: A Study of the Locative Alternation and Related

Phenomena

Hideki Tanaka: Predication-Based Analysis ofEnglish Floating Quantifiers ____________________________________ _271

VOLUME15

Hideki Zamma: Gennan Final Devoicing in Optimality Theory

Toyoko Amagawa: Another Look at Taking in Lexical Network Theory ____________________________________________ 23

Koichi Nishida: Argwnents for the Heterogeneity of English Be . ______________________________________________________ _43

Takashi Yoshida: On Licensing Conditions of Minimizers _______________________________________________________________ _75

Ken'ichiro Nogawa: Cognate Objects and NP-Movement ________________________________________________________________ 95

Katsuo lchinohe: Adjunct Predicates, Small Clauses, and a Theory of Control __________________________________ 127

Hideki Tanaka: On the Palatalization of[dz] and [s] in the Nambu Dialect ________________________________________ 159

Takeshi Shimada: Quality Variation of the English Schwa ______________________________________________________________ 187

Yuji Tanaka: A Case of Constructional Polysemy in Japanese ________________________________________________________ _209

VOLUME16

Hideki Zamma: How Are Inputs Generated in Optimality Theory?

Masaharu Shimada: Some Notes on Much-Support _________________________________________________________________________ 21

Toyoko Amagawa: Subjective Motion in English and Japanese: A Case Study of Run and Hashiru _______ 33

Takeshi Shimada: Syllable Subsidiary ofthe English [ai] ·-------------------------------------·---------------------------51 Joe Mmita: On Deriving the Extraposition Construction and Its Implications for Syntactic Theory ________ 67

Ken'ichiro Nogawa: Semantic Requirements for the VN-o Suru Construction in Japanese ____________________ 95

Masanobu Ueda: A Cognitive Approach to the Syntax of English Nominalizations ___________________________ 125

Koichi Nishida: On the Indefinite Article of Predicate Nominals in English ______________________________________ 155

Hideki Tanaka: Some Remarks on Relative Clauses with Quantified Heads _____________________________________ 189

YL~i Tanaka: On Two Types of Japanese Passives _________________________________________________________________________ _209 Manabu Kusayama: Toward a Unified Account of the English Middle ___________________________________________ _247

Akiko Miyata: A Cognitive Approach to English Resultative Constructions ______________________________________ 283

VOLUME17

Hideki Zamma: English Cluster Simplification and Optimality Theory: A Critique of Lexicon

Optimization and Richness of the Base

Shinsuke Homma: Scope of Negation, Syntactic Movement, and Structure of Japanese Negative

Sentences

141

Masao Okazaki: On Two Half-Line Types in Sievers's Theory of Old English Meter: A Case for Clash

Deletion on the Second Metrical Plane in Old English __________________________________________________________ 51

Koichi Nishida: On the Presence vs. Absence of the Uniqueness of Reference Associated with the

Definite A1ticle in English

Naoaki Wada: Toward a New Compositional Tense Theory ___________________________________________________________ 107

ToyokoAmagawa: Semantic Constraints on theHave+A +VConstruction _______________________________________ 147

Hideki Tanaka: Relative Clauses on Type-Representing Head Nouns _______________________________________________ 167

Katsuo Ichinohe: Some Notes on Resultativeness and Agent: With Special Reference to the Resultative -te Aru Construction ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 183

Manabu Kusayama: Middle and Tough-Constructions in English ___________________________________________________ _201

Akiko Miyata: Restriction against Deverbal -ed Adjectives in Resultatives _______________________________________ 221

Masanobu Ueda: 'Arguments' and 'PRO' ofNorninalizations: A View from Cognitive Grammar ________ _231

Yuji Tanaka: Notes on Derivative Syntax ______________________________________________________________________________________ 251

Keigo Yamada: Toward a Unified Analysis of Honorification Phenomena in Japanese Existential and

Possessive Constructions: Is the Subject ofPossessive Construction Really the Dative NP? _____ 277

Keiko Sugiyama: A Semantic and Pragmatic Analysis of Will: With Special Reference to the

Characteristic Interpretation _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 303

Joe Morita: Some Notes on Prepositional Resultatives ___________________________________________________________________ 319

VOLUME18

Koichi Nishida: An Analysis of Predicational Sentences with Special Reference to Class and Quality

Descriptions

Akiko Miyata: Two Types ofResultatives

Keigo Yamada: On Pseudo Double Nominative Constructions in Japanese: With Special Reference to

Relativization

Keiko Sugiyama: On the Subjectivity of the 'Characteristic' Use of Will ______________________________________________ 69

Katsuo Ichinohe: An Essay on Morphosyntactic Characteristics ofV-te 1- Complex in Japanese ____________ 85

Manabu Kusayama: The Subjects of Event and State Preclicates ______________________________________________________ 105

Hiroyuki Tahara: A Note on Exceptive Use of But and Except _________________________________________________________ 129

Joe Morita: Secondary Preclicates Stacked ____________________________________________________________________________________ 137

VOLUME19

Toshifusa Oka: Feature Checking and Movement

Manabu Kusayama: The Semantics of Subject Reconsidered ____________________________________________________________ 25

HiromitsuAkashi: Speech-Act Verbs and the Ditransitive Construction _______________________________________________ 43

Shoichi Yamada: A Semantic Study of the Prefix over- and the Nonn of Evaluation _____________________________ 65

Akiko Miyata: Object- vs. Event-Oriented Resultatives _____________________________________________________________________ 81

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VOLUME20 Hideki Zamma: Accentuation ofPerson Names in Japanese and Its Theoretical Implications _________________ 1

Masao Okazaki: The Rhythmic Structure of Donne's Verse ______________________________________________________________ 19

Yukiko Kazwni: What Makes the Meaning of the English Verb Make? ______________________________________________ 41

Koichi Nishida: On Three Types of Interpretation of Noun Phrase in English: Entity, Quantity, and

Quality

Toshifusa Oka: Phase Out

Hiroaki Konno: On the ffYou Be Constmction

Keigo Yamada: Some Notes on Subjectivization in Japanese and Preposition Stranding in NPs in

English: With Special Reference to Takami 's Notions of Characterization and Identification ____ I 07

Joe Morita: Measure Expressions in Comparison --------------------------------------------------------------------------127 Yukiko Alita: A Comparative Study of Japanese and English Polite Expressions: With Special Reference

to Request .. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 13 7

VOLUME21

Katsunori Fukuyasu: On the "Occun·ence of Events"-With a Special Reference to the Kara-Dialect in

Japanese--Masao Okazaki: Contraction and Gran11naticalization . _____________________________________________________________________ 19

Hiroaki Konno: From V-ing Complementation

YukikoArita and Manabu Kusayama: On the Flexibility of Please ____________________________________________________ 79

Joe Mmita: Transitivity in Spatiality, and Vice Versa _______________________________________________________________________ 101

VOLUME22

Semantics and Pragmatics

Hiromitsu Akashi: Some Remarks on the Benefactive Ditransiive Construction

Toyoko Amagawa: DOtNP Constructions __________________________ -------------------------------- ___________________________ 19

Kunihiko Hashimoto: Metarepresentational Motivation: The Grammaticalization of the Verb of Saying

ge- in Mongolian

Mikio Hashimoto: On the GAIWO Altemation in Japanese Passives -------------------------------------------------·51

Taichi Hirota: Ga as a Marker forTopic-Estab1isrunent --------------------------------------------------------------------65

Katsuo lchinohe: An Essay on the Segmentation of Situation in Japanese -------------------------------------------81

Seizi Iwata: He Jumped to His Feet: Intemal Motion and Intemal Path -----------------------------------------------89 Masahiro Kato: Exhaustiveness Implicature of It-clefts and WH-clefts in Discourse __________________________ } 01

Yuko Kobukata: Passivizability ofVerbs of Possession 17

Hiroaki Konno: The ffYou Be Construction as a Case of Syntax/Semantics Mismatch _______________________ 131

Manabu Kusayama: HAVE-relation and English Ditransitive Constructions _____________________________________ 145

Noriko Nemoto: A Frame-Based Description of the Polysemy of Dab _____________________________________________ 161

Shuichi Takeda: The Discourse Semantics ofVisual Perception and Knowledge _______________________________ 177

Toshihiro Tamura: On Causative and Experiential HAVE Constructions ___________________________________________ 191

Masanobu Ueda: A Usage-based Analysis of the English Ditransitive Construction ___________________________ 205

Takashi Yoshida: Made and Metalinguistic Negation in Japanese

Syntax

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Yoshio En do: Two Approaches to Adverbs: Cinque vs. Ernst __________________________________________________________ 235

Shinsuke Hon11na: Derivation of the Experiencer Subject ofTransitive Verbs ___________________________________ 247

Joe Mmita: The 1AEX and the Nature ofExtemalArguments ________________________________________________________ 263

Kazuo Nakasawa: Gran1matical Naturahzation and a Mode ofExtension _________________________________________ 273

Toshifusa Oka: VP-Intemal Movement 279

Yuji Takano: On the Syntactic Structure of Japanese Accusative Causatives ______________________________________ 295

Shoichi Tanaka: Notes on Small Clause Predication ·---------------------------------------------------------------------- 311

Shin Watanabe: Simple Questions in Japanese Are Not That Simple ------------------------------------------------325 Phonology

Koji Ono: On Deriving Three Types of Onbin Changes in Japanese Verbs ·--------------------------------------- 343 Shin-ichi Tanaka: Variation and Change in the Accentual System of Japanese CompoW1ds: ln1phcations

for the Debate over Indexing vs. Reranking ----------------------------------------------------------------------------359 Hideki Zamma: Allomorphy, Spirantization, and Palatahzation in Enghsh: with or without Geometry

371

Other Topics

Kenji Kanno: Kanno's Prediction: Logical Structure in Critical Period ofNative Language Acquisition

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·-387 Masao Okazaki: The Fonn and Meaning ofBob Dylan's Blowin 'in the Wind ·---------------------------------_391

VOLUME23

Hiroaki Konno: TheNani-oX-o Construction ___________ _

Yuko Kobukata: The Definiteness Effect of Have and Other Possessive Verbs 27

Taichi Hirota: Some Remarks on Contrastive Sentences in Japanese __________________________________________________ 43

Toshihiro Tamura: Blending in the Have Got Construction -----------------------------------------------·---------------57

Momoko Kodaira: Four Musical Factors for Syncopation ----------------------------------------------------------------75

Masaru Kanetani: A Note on Because-Clauses ________________________________ . __ . ________ . _______ . _____ . _________ . _______ . ___ 91

Joe Mmita: Reanalyzing the ''Reanalysis" Operation -----------------------------------------------------------------------99 Shoichi Yamada: The Polysemy of Over and its Spatial Configuration _____________________________________________ 107

VOLUME24

Hiroaki Konno: Mouses, Formal Markedness, and FW1ctional Speciahzation . _______ . __________ .. _____ .. ______ . ___ _ )

Toshihiro Tamura: On the Establishment of the Possessive Have Got and its Cognitive Motivation _______ 13

Masaru Kanetani: Relations among Constructions with Because: With Special Reference to

Metahnguistic Uses of Because ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·--31

Yurika Kambe: On For-Phrases in Enghsh Middle Constructions -----·-----------------·-------------------------·--·51 Yuko Kobukata: The Definiteness Effect of Sentences with Have and Verbs of Acquisition and the

Notion of Pre-Existence -------------------------- __________________________________________________________________________ 63

Nobukatsu Yoshida: The Historical Change ofEnghsh Infinitives: An S-Selectional Perspective __________ _73

144

Taichi Hirota: On Japanese Scrambling and Its Focus Relations ________________________________________________________ 93

Joe Morita: Let's Have It out about Have ______________________________________________________________________________________ 115

VOLUME25

Mikinari Matsuoka: On the Structure of Causative Verbs and Adverb Scope Ambiguity

Masaru Kanetani: Constructions of Causation and Reasoning __________________________________________________________ _19

Momoko Kodaira: Realization ofLinguistic Prosody in Shakespeare's Songs ____________________________________ _41

Nobuk:atsu Yoshida: An S-SelectionalApproach to To-Infinitives in English _______________________________________ 59

Yurik:a Kambe: A Note on Nitotte-Phrases in Japanese

Ken-ichi Kitahara: Cognate Object Constructions in English: A Construction Grammar Approach ________ 89

Ryuta Fukui: Verb Particle Constructions: Their Meanings and Word Orders ____________________________________ 107

VOLUME26 Katstmori Fukuyasu: On the Descriptions of the <CONTAINER> in -:-fo!Nominals in English ________________ l

Toshihiro Tamura: A Note on the Modal Meaning ofV-te shimau _______________________________________________________ 11

Masaru Kanetani: Because Constructions in English and Kara Constructions in Japanese: From a Contrastive Construction Grammar Perspective _____________________________________________________________________ 35

Nobukatsu Yoshida: Some Remarks on the Semantic Property of the To-Infinitival Complement: A

Comparative Perspective with the That-Clause ______________________________________________________________________ 53

Ken-ichi Kital1ara: On the Predicative Cognate Object Construction and the Adjunct Resultative

Construction: A Construction Grammar Approach to Language Universals _______________________________ 67

Mai Osawa: A Pragmatic Condition for Cause-Causative Passives ______________________________________________________ 91

Hiroyuki Iwasaki: On the Prepositional Subject Construction ___________________________________________________________ 109

Momoko Kodaira: Textsetting in Japanese Popular Songs ________________________________________________________________ 127

VOLUME27

Yasuaki Fujiwara: On the Function of That of Complex Conjunctions in Late Middle English _________________ _l

Seizi Iwata: What Is Raised Is Not Necessarily Lifted: Tw? Ways of Causing Something to Go Upward 13

Masam Kanetani: Metalinguistic Reason Constructions Revisited ________________________________________________________ 27

Yuko Kobukata: Possessive Constructions in English and Japanese ____________________________________________________ 45

Mikinari Matsuoka: On Secondary Adjectival Predicates Selected by Epistemic Verbs in Japanese __________ 63

Noriko Nemoto: On Bodily Motion Expressions with Swing and Wriggle __________________________________________ _79

Koichi Nishida: Notes on the Differences between English Personal Pronouns and Their Apparent Japanese Counterparts _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 97

Koji Ono: Revisiting Vowel Coalescence in Japanese _____________________________________________________________________ 105

KangHun Park: Two Types of Japanese and Korean Multiple Negative Polarity Item Constructions _______ 115

Toshihiro Tamura: Get-Passives 133

Masanobu Ueda: On the Japanese Commercial Transaction Frame: How Culture-Specific Information

Fits into a Semantic Frame 145

Ryuta Fukui: Literal Resultatives, Hyperbolic Resultatives, and Figurative Resultatives ______________________ 155

145

Hiroyuki Iwasaki: A Feature Movement Analysis of Swiping in English ___________________________________________ 171

Tetsuya Kogusuri: Manner of Speaking Verbs and Their Clausal Complements in English ____________________ 187

Suguru Mikami: The Locative Inversion Construction and Preposing around Be: Why Do the

Sentence-Initial PP andAP Move to the Spec ofTP? ____________________________________________________________ 205

Mai Osawa: A Pragmatic Licensing Condition for Peculiar Passives ___________________________________________________ 223

Takashi Shizawa: Two Types of Speech-Act Conditionals in Japanese ______________________________________________ 241

VOLUME28

Mai Osawa: On the Topichood of Indefinite Subjects: With Special Reference to Cause-Causative Passives _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _

Hiroyuki Iwasaki: How to Derive a Sprouting Sentence

Tetsuya Kogusuri: The Syntax and Semantics ofReaction Object Constructions in English ___________________ 33

Suguru Mikami: The Existential Construction in Japanese: The Licensing of Structural Cases via

AGREE and a Consequence for the EPP System -------------------------------------------------------------------55 Shun Kudo: On the Semantic Difference between Hyperbolic Resultatives and Resultatives with

Ambiguous Readings in English __________________________________________________________________________________________ 83

Kazuho Suzuki: A Note on the Retroactive Gerund Construction in English ________________________________________ 95

VOLUME29

Yukio Hirose: Constructions of Degree Modification in English and Japanese: A Semantic Functional Analysis ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1

Noriko Nemoto: On Visual Paths Associated with Vzsiblefrom and Vzsible to ________________________________________ 2I

Naoaki Wada: On the Mechanism ofTemporallnterpretation of Wzll-Sentences ___________________________________ 37

Yuko Kobukata: Towards and Explanation of the Definiteness Effect: A New Classification of Interpretations ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 63

Masaru Kanetani: Analogy in Construction Grammar: The Case of Just Because ofX Doesn 't MeanY __ _77

Shin-ichi Tanigawa: On Occurrences of Left-Peripheral Elements in English_ ________________________________________ 95

Mai Osawa: On Pragmatically Motivated Constructions ___________________________________________________________________ ll3

Hiroyuki Iwasaki: Sprouting Revisited ____________________________________________________________________________________________ l33

Tetsuya Kogusuri: On the Passivization of the Gesture Expression Construction __________________________________ 149

Shun Kudo: A Comparative Study between Resultative Constructions and Body Part QffConstructions_169

Kazuho Suzuki: A Note of the Deserve-Type Retroactive Gerund Constructions in English_ __________________ 187

Akihiko Sakamoto: The Licensing Condition on Parasitic Gaps in English_ _________________________________________ l93

Takashi Shizawa: Adnominal Conditionals and Their Licensing Conditions ________________________________________ 211

Shiro Takeuchi: A Note on a Special Use of Have Constructions in English _________________________________________ 231

Kazuya Nishimaki: Some Remarks on Phrasal Prenominal Modifiers _______________________________________________ _241

VOLUME30 Katsunori Fukuyasu: All for One and One for All _________________________________________________________________________________ I

Shinsuke Homma: A Note on the Object DP in the Possessor Passive __________________________________________________ _l3

146

Ken-ichi Kitahara: Cognate Object Constructions Are Not Monotransitive Constructions ______________________ _23

Tetsuya Kogusuri: Conditions on the Passivization of Cognate Object Constructions ______________________________ 51

Suguru Mikami: Heavy NP Shift in English and the Copy Theory of Movement: The Leftward

A-movement and the Pronunciation of the Lower Copy ___________________________________________________________ 79

Kazuya Nishimaki: A Semantic Condition on Prenominal PPs __________________________________________________________ 1 05

Akihiko Sakamoto: The Vacuous Movement Hypothesis, the VP-intemal Subject Hypothesis, and the

Theory of Feature Inheritance ______________________________________________________________________________________________ .133

Takashi Shizawa: A Note on the Similarity among Phrases ofRecommendation in Japanese: N 1-nara N2,

N1-wa N2, and N1-no 149

Shiro Takeuchi: Variations of Possessive Have ______________________________________________________________________________ __ 159

Masaki Yasuhara: Syntactic and Semantic Parallelisms between Prepositional Phrases Denoting Paths

and Instruments 177