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A Sylable-Based Arboreal Theory of Stress and Destressing in English Words. Part I
Ohta Satoshi
PP. 1 - 41
Out of My Etymological Field Notes
Kawano Yoji
PP. 43 - 52
Chaucer's Syntactic Ambiguity in Troilus and Criseyde
Nakao Yoshiyuki
PP. 53 - 76
Argument Islands and Theta-Marking of Indirect Arguments
Maeda Mitsuru
PP. 77 - 100
Literary Translation of Japanese into English (1) : Concerning Supplied and Omitted Elements
Miyazsaki Mitsusasu
PP. 101 - 128
An Argumenthood Constraint on Functional Control
Yamamoto Kazuyuki
PP. 129 - 136
Vathek : Gothicism and Non-Gothicism
Fujimoto Yukio
PP. 137 - 148
On Immanent Will in Thomas Hardy's Works
Oka Koichiro
PP. 149 - 157
A Pleasure of Reading James Joyce : Paying Special Attention to the ”Ithaca” Chapter of Ulysses
Ishii Isamu
PP. 159 - 174
S. Maugham's and A. Huxley's Views of Mysticism (3) : On Island
Kashiwabara Hirosuke
PP. 175 - 190
Kepler, a Modernist at Watershed
Kikkawa Shin
PP. 191 - 209
Carnival and Tha Morble Faun
Matsusaka Hitoshi
PP. 211 - 227
A Fantasy of Wealth : A Note on ”The Diamond as Big as the Ritz”
Izu Taiwa
PP. 229 - 241
Intercultural Understanding and English Education in Japan : in Relation with Assistant Language Teachers
Nakamura Koshiro
PP. 243 - 255