COGNITIVE
APPROACHES
Cognitive Types of Time
in Japanese
Viktoria ESCHBACH-SZABO 1
Subjectivity,
Ego-orientation and Subject-Object Merger: A Cognitive Account of the Zero-Encoding
of the Grammatical Subject in
Japanese
Yoshihiko IKEGAMI
How aspectual notions are
lexicalized: A comparative analysis of predicates in The Little Prince in
English and Japanese
Yumiko NISHI and Yasuhiro
SHIRAI
Language and culture -
How to explain different phenomena of language from a cultura viewpoint? – The case
of the Japanese tense system –
Reiko SHIMAMORI
On the Present Perfect
V-teiru in Japanese
Yoshie YAMAMORI
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS, SOCIAL ASPECTS AND POLITENESS
Sex-based Differences in
Spoken Japanese -- From written materials about the TV
drama “Beautiful Life”
Orie ENDÔ
Meaning-gaps as a means of
communication strategy in Japanese
Judit HIDASI
Marked person terms and
framing in Japanese film dialogue
Riikka LÄNSISALMI
Typology and Honorifics
J. V. NEUSTUPNÝ
Deixis, Person and
Egocentricity Principle
Yoshiko ONO
The Final Particle ka
Hiroko OSHIMA
Analysis of Pragmatic
Connectors of Oral Dialogues: Japanese katsumata, French d'ailleurs
and English besides
Mutsuko TOMOKIYO
Towards a Unified
Treatment of Linguistic Person and Respect - Identification
André WLODARCZYK
PHONOLOGY,
SYNTAX, SEMANTICS AND IN-BETWEEN
Possible Antecedents for
the Japanese demonstrative sono in its pro-form usage
Martina EBI
The scope of epistemic
modality in complex sentence constructions
Anne HOLZAPFEL
Three Classes of Emphatic
Particles: A New Classificatory Scheme Using Characteristic Functions
Akira ISHIKAWA
An Argument for
Non-arbitrary Relationship between Sound and Meaning in Japanese Grammar
Seiichi MAKINO
Semantic Representation
of Japanese Dynamic Mechanism for Generating a Lexicon of Japanese Adjectives
Chieko NAKABASAMI
Toward a Cognitive
Explanation of Japanese Noun
Modification
Minako NAKAYASU
Large Scale Collocation
Data and Their Application to Japanese
Word Processor Technology
Kosho SHUDÔ, Yasuo
KOYAMA, Kenji YOSHIMURA
A Word-Grammatic Account
of Eat and Its Japanese Equivalent Taberu
Kensei SUGAYAMA
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Accent and Meaning
Semantic Representation
of Japanese Dynamic Mechanism for Generating a Lexicon of Japanese Adjectives
Chieko NAKABASAMI
Toward a Cognitive
Explanation of Japanese Noun Modification
Minako NAKAYASU
Large Scale Collocation
Data and Their Application to Japanese
Word Processor Technology
Kosho SHUDÔ, Yasuo
KOYAMA, Kenji YOSHIMURA
A Word-Grammatic Account
of Eat and Its Japanese Equivalent Taberu
Kensei SUGAYAMA
Accent and Meaning
Zendo UWANO