ENGLISH LINGUISTICS, VOL. 16, NO. 2 (1999) |
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[Articles] |
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| Successive Cyclicity and Incrementality | Hiroshi Terada | 243 |
| On the Quotative Construction in English: A Minimalist Account | Isamu Gyoda | 275 |
| On the LF-Movement of Adverbs | Eiko Mizuno | 303 |
| English Verb-Particle Constructions and a V0-Internal Structure | Kazuhisa Ishikawa | 329 |
| Another Approach to Bare NP Adverbials as Nominals | Keiichiro Kobayashi | 353 |
| On Locative Inversion and There-Construction | Toshiaki Nishihara | 381 |
| Transparency in Bare Infinitive Complements in English, and Overt Feature Movement. | Tetsuya Matsuyama | 405 |
| Verb Movement and the Historical Development of Perfect Constructions in English | Tomohiro Yanagi | 436 |
| A Critical Evaluation of Wada's Theory of Tense in English | Renaat Declerck | 465 |
[Notes and Discussion] |
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| A Note on For To Infinitives in Belfast English and Middle English | Tomoyuki Tanaka and Harumasa Miyashita | 501 |
| Velar Vocalization or Deletion? | Kunio Nishiyama | 508 |
| [Review Articles] | ||
| Possessive Constructions: Their Commonalities and Differences (J. R. Taylor, Possessives in English: An Exploration in Cognitive Grammar) | Naoko Hayase | 514 |
| A View from a Connectionist Approach: Serious Qestions about the Innateness of Language (J. L. Elman et. al., Rethinking Innateness: A Connectionist Perspective on Development) | Shogo Makioka | 541 |
| [Obituary] | ||
| James D. McCawley (1938-1999) | Yoko Sugioka | 563 |
| Editorial Notes | 568 | |
| Index to Volume 16 (1999) | 571 |