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Conjunction Analysis Again : Criticizing Horn's (1996) Analysis of Only
Iwabe Kozo
PP. 1 - 18
A Short Introduction to Lexical Phonology
Ohta Satoshi
PP. 19 - 40
Word and Phrase Derivations from Prose Work and Verse
Kawano Yoji
PP. 41 - 55
Antecedent-Contained vP-Deletion ; 1
Terada Hiroshi
PP. 57 - 113
The Semantics of the Epistemic Expressions, 'ye sey me soth', 'soth to sey', 'soth is', 'sothe', and 'forsoth' in Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde
Nakao Yoshiyuki
PP. 115 - 160
The Modality of the Complementizer yoo-ni
Maeda Mitsuru
PP. 161 - 208
A Note on the Role of the Reader
Ishii Isamu
PP. 209 - 219
'Nothing' in King Lear and 'Mu'
Oka Koichiro
PP. 221 - 226
History of ”Molly Bloom” : A Synopsis of Criticisms (ii. Joyce and Marxism)
Kikkawa Shin
PP. 227 - 265
Female Passivity and the Dialectic of Love : Interpreting Spenser's Amoretti
Tanaka Susumu
PP. 267 - 284
A Study of the Relationship between the Latin Text and the Translation in the Story of Baucis and Philemon
Hirai Takashi
PP. 285 - 299
The Child's Point of View in Dickens's Narrative A Study of Great Expectations
Hirono Yumiko
PP. 301 - 317
The Creativity of Narrative and the Discovery of the ”Unspeakable” in Graham Swift's Waterland
Masamune Satoshi
PP. 319 - 337
Moonlight in The Great Gatsby
Izu Taiwa
PP. 339 - 351
Man and Time in The House of the Seven Gables
Matsusaka Hitoshi
PP. 353 - 372