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On the intriguing relationship between accent patterns of place names in Japan and the Latin accent rule
日本の地名のアクセント型とラテン語アクセント規則との不思議な関係について
Ohta Satoshi
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On the intriguing relationship between accent patterns of place names in Japan and the Latin accent rule
PP. 1 - 14
Manner-of-motion verbs and subjectification
PP. 15 - 26
A consideration of the religiosity concluded from the relationship between people and animals in the animal sacrifice (research note)
PP. 27 - 42
Four attempts to perform biography. Report on "Wiener festwochen 2009" (reports)
PP. 43 - 51
A survey of eleven imperial mausoleums of the Earlier Han Emperors (reports)
PP. 52 - 60
Life at the university of Michigan, Ann Arbor : report of a visiting scholar (reports)
PP. 61 - 62
Coping with anxiety : education at home and intercultural understanding (papers from lecture meetings)
PP. 63 - 71
Similarity and difference between Dream of the red chamber and The tale of Genji (papers from lecture meetings)
PP. 72 - 77
Selbstdisziplinlosigkeit. Was ist eine, Kunst der Prokrastination'? (papers from lecture meetings)
PP. 78 - 87
The present condition of the humanities in Korea (papers from lecture meetings)
PP. 88 - 104
Wie man als europischer philosoph auf die welt kommen kann. Zur entstehungsgeschichte eines philosophie-atlasses (papers from lecture meetings)
PP. 105 - 113
Data on cross-cultural interchange & research institute (Faculties of humanities project reports)
PP. 114 - 127
