ENGLISH LINGUISTICS, VOL. 9 (1992) |
Contents |
| Circumstantial Predicates, PRO and D-Structure Adjunction | Hidehito Hoshi | 1 |
| X' Convention and Extended Minimality | Yukio Oba | 21 |
| Raising to Object in English, French, and Japanese | Hidekazu Tanaka | 39 |
| On the Distribution of Wh-Words in English Elliptical Constructions | Miyoko Yasui | 61 |
| The Syntax of Predicate Nominals | Noriaki Yusa | 84 |
| The Anaphoric Analysis of SAME and DIFFERENT | Shinsuke Homma | 110 |
| Cause and Make in Semantic Representation | Kazuko Inoue | 132 |
| A Cognitive Approach to Definiteness: From Specific to Generic | Keisuke Koga | 152 |
| On Gapping: An Analysis in Terms of Conceptual Structure | Nobuaki Nishioka | 176 |
| Instruments: A Case Study of the Interface between Syntax and Lexical Semantics | Naoyuki Ono | 196 |
| On the Relevance of Head Government to Quantifier Scope | Tomoyuki Tanaka | 223 |
| The Cognitive Structure of Negation as an NPI-Licensing Condition | Akiko Yoshimura | 244 |
| Japanese Conjunction kedo ('but') in Utterance-Final Use: A Relevance-Based Analysis | Reiko Itani | 265 |
| More on Old English Prosody: Moraic or Syllabic? | Shin-ichi Tanaka | 284 |
| [Review Articles] | ||
| Cinque: Types of A-Dependencies | Kaneaki Arimura | 313 |
| Kempson (ed.): Mental Representations: The Interface between Language and Reality | Isao Higashimori | 335 |
| Rochemont & Culicover: English Focus Constructions and the Theory of Grammar | Tadao Maruta | 357 |
| Lightfoot: How to Set Parameters: Arguments from Language Change | Keiko Yamamoto | 376 |
| Editorial Notes | 392 |