Studies in Modern English (No.20〜)
No.20
(2005)
《Articles》Variants of Vowels in Early Modern English
………………………………………………………Kazuko Araki 1
Historical Development of Collective Use of Many
……………………………………………………Yasuaki Fujiwara 13
I say as a Pragmatic Marker in Shakespeare
…………………………………………………….Hiroji Fukumoto 33
Some aspects of Shakespeare’s Use of Simile
………………………………………………………Fusako Matsuura 55
A Syntactic Approach to the Present Perfect Puzzle
In the History of English
……………………………………………………Tomohiro Yanagi 73
《Reviews》
Minoji Akimoto Grammaticalization and Idiomatization
……………………………………………………Tadao Nomura 105
Teresa Fanego, María José López-Couso, and
Javier Pérez-Guerra (eds.) English Historical Syntax and
Morphology: Selected Papers from 11 ICEHL
……………………………………………………Yujitsu Ohmori 117
Donka Minkova and Robert Stockwell (eds.) Studies
In the History of the English Language: A Millennial
Perspective (Topics in English Linguistics 39)
……………………………………………………Harumi Tanabe 125
Yoko Iyeiri Negative Constructions in Middle English
……………………………………………………Masatomo Ukaji 133
Susan Conrad and Douglas Biber (eds.) Variation in English:
Multi-Dimensional Studies
……………………………………… …Atsuko Furuta Umesaki 141
《Program of the 20th MEA Commemoration Conference》…… 151
《Instructions to Authors》………………………………………… 153
No.21
(2005)
《Articles》
A Historical Consideration of Standard English with
Special Reference to Standard Old English
……………………………………………………………Shigeru Ono 1
Categorization, Grammaticalization and the Development
of a Functional D-system ..……………………………Fuyo Osawa 15
The Reporting Clause in Oliver Twist ………………Miyuki Nishio 39
The Development of Concessive May and
Discourse Strategies …………………………………Mitsuru Maeda 69
A Syntactic Approach to the Present Perfect Puzzle
In the History of English
………………………………………………………Tomohiro Yanagi 73
《Squibs and Discussion》
Is the Passive Proposition By Semantically Empty?
…………………………………………………Fuminori Matsubara 93
The Resultative Construction in the
Elizabethan Period ……………………………Keiko Yamamoto 103
《Reviews》
Michiko Ogura Verbs of Motion in Medieval English
……………………………………………………Yasuaki Ishizaki 113
Elizabeth Closs Traugott and Richard B. Dasher
Regularity in Semantic Change ………………Michio Hosaka 121
Ulrich Busse Linguistic Variation in the Shakespeare Corpus:
Morpho-syntactic Variability of Second Person
Pronouns (Pragmatics & Beyond: New Series 106)
……………………………………………………Masakatsu Mizuno 131
《Program of the 21st MEA Conference》 ………………………… 139
《Instructions to Authors》 …………………………………………… 141
No.22
(2006)
《Articles》
Historical Changes of the Syntactic Forms of Coordinate
Constructions ― From Old English to Early Modern
English ― …………………………………………………Ryoji Iwata 1
On the Development of (Just) in Case : From the Viewpoint
Of Grammaticalization ……………………Tomohiro Kawabata 25
On Case Licensing of Infinitival Subjects in Middle and
Modern English …………………………………Tomoyuki Tanaka 47
There Contact Clauses and the Emergence of Relative
Pronouns ………………………………………Noriko Nakazawa 71
On the Historical Development of “the + River Name”
……………………………………………………Masayuki Higuchi 93
《Squibs and Discussion》
Passive of Double Object Constructions in English
…………………………………………………………Shin Oshima 121
Finite and Non-Finite Clauses in 15th Century English
………………………………………………………Kazumi Manabe 127
The Lexical / Functional Distinction in the Nominal
……………………………………………………………Fumio Mohri 133
《Reviews》
Olga Fischer, et al. (eds.) Up and down the Cline
― The Nature of Grammaticalization …………Minoji Akimoto 141
Donka Minkove Alliteration and Sound Change in Early English
………………………………………………………Masao Okazaki 153
Irma Taavitsainen and Andereas H. Jucker (eds.)
Diachronic Perspectives on Address Term Systems
……………………………………………………Hidefumi Kinoshita 167
《Program of the 22nd MEA Conference》 ………………………… 173
《Instructions to Authors》 ………………………………………･･…… 175
No.23
(2007)
《Articles》
A Stylistic Approach to Pip's Class-consciousness in
Great Expectations …………………………… Osamu Imahayashi 1Lexical Diffusion and Complex Adaptive System
…………………………………………………………… Mieko Ogura 23A Historical Change in the Syntactic Status of Not
……………………………………………………… Mikiko Mizoguchi 53Multiple Negation in Victorian English;
As Seen in Victorian Novels ………………… Masami Nakayama 79An Analysis and History of Sentential Not
……………………………………………………… Madoka Murakami 99
《Reviews》
Osamu Imahayashi and Hiroji Fukumoto (eds)
English Philology and Stylistics: A festshrift for
Professor Toshiro Tanaka ………………………… Masahiro Hori 129Nobuko Suematsu Jane Austen's English:
A Historical and Sociolinguistic Study ………… Yukio Haraguchi 139Elly van Gelden Grammaticalization as Economy
……………………………………………………………… Fuyo Ohsawa 147Terttu Nevalainen An Introduction to Early Modern English
……………………………………………………………… Akira Wada 157
Ute Dons Descriptive Adequacy of Early Modern English Grammars
………………………………………………………… Masatomo Ukaji 165
《Program of the 23rd MEA Conference》 ………………………………… 175《Instructions to Authors》 …………………………………………………… 177
No.24
(2008)
《Articles》
The Progressive in Jane Austen's Works: Subject-Types
……………………………………………………………… Yoko Bando 1On the Historical Development of Nominative Absolutes
in English……………………………………… Satoshi Nakagawa 23Looking at Origins of Sentimentalism through Richardson's
Novels: With Special Reference to Word-Formation
…………………………………………………… Kyoko Wakimoto 43
《Reviews》
Yoko Iyeiri (ed.) Aspects of English Negation
………………………………………………… Madoka Murakamii 75Laurel J. Brinton and Elizabeth Closs Traugott, Lexicalization
and Language Change ……………………… Yoshiyuki Nakao 85Yoshitaka Kozuka A linguistic Study of the Authorship of
the West Saxon Gospels ………………………… Michiko Ogura 93Bettelou Los, The Rise of the To-Infinitive
…………………………………………………… Tomohiro Yanagi 99
《Program of the 24th MEA Conference》 ……………………………109《Instructions to Authors》 ………………………………………… 111
No.25
(2009)
《Articles》
[Special Contribution] Inquiries into English Grammar
………………………………………………………………… Sadao Ando 1I fear: The Historical Development of the Verb fear
and its Changing Patterns of Complementation
……… ………………………………………………………… Yoko Iyeiri 19
A Usage-Based Analysis of the Distribution of Forth
in the History of English* …………………………… Yasuaki Ishizaki 41Another Look at the Development of Epistemic Meanings:
A Historical Collocational Approach ……………… Reijirou Shibasaki 63Verbs of Perception and Cognition in The Prelude …… Ken Nakagawa 85
On the Development of the Construction
"It is a pity/shame . . ." …………………………… Masayuki Higuchi 111
《Squibs and Discussion》On the Agentive Suffix -or ……………………………… Satoshi Ota 127
Plain Infinitival Constructions in John Evelyn's Diary …… Akemi Sasaki 135
The Phrase there's and there Contact Clause ……… Michiko Yaguchi 141
《Reviews》
Ohkado Masayuki(2005) Clause Structure in Old English
…………………………………………………………… Osamu Koma 151
Ian Roberts(2007) Diachronic Syntax …………………… Eiko Mizuno 157Olga Fischer(2007) Morphosyntactic Change ……… Keiko Yamamoto 165
《Obituary》In Memory of Masachiyo Amano ………… Hirozo Nakano 173
《Program of the 25th MEA Conference》 …………………………………179
《Instructions to Authors》 ………………………………………………… 181
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