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Out of My Etymological Field Notes 2
Kawano Yoji
PP. 1 - 13
On Feature-Driven Agreement
Terada Hiroshi
PP. 15 - 49
The Textual Variants of Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde and the Question of Readings
Nakao Yoshiyuki
PP. 51 - 94
A Preliminary Analysis of Oblique Subjects
Maeda Mitsuru
PP. 95 - 127
An Essay on Compound Numerals : A Historical Perspective and Jane Austen's Use in her Novels
Matsutani Midori
PP. 129 - 138
Joseph Andrews and the Reader : In Comparison with Don Quixote
Ishii Isamu
PP. 139 - 150
An Essay on The Duchess of Malfi
Oka Koichiro
PP. 151 - 156
A. Huxley as an Artist : On Happy Families and Some Other Works
Kashiwabara Hirosuke
PP. 157 - 169
George Moore's Historical Novels (2) : On Love in Heloise and Abelard
Takakura Akio
PP. 171 - 182
Macbeth's Theme 'the Difference between Appearance and Reality' and Its Style (1)
Nakamura Koshiro
PP. 183 - 195
The Time Scheme of Wunthering Heights
Hirono Yumiko
PP. 197 - 210
Appendix : The Chronology of Wuthering Heights
Hirono Yumiko
PP. 211 - 228
”Carelass Driving” in The Great Gatsby
Izu Taiwa
PP. 229 - 239
C. B. Brown, Alcuin; A Dialogue
Fujimoto Yukio
PP. 241 - 250
Iron Imagery and Hawthorne's Puritans
Matsusaka Hitoshi
PP. 251 - 267