Publications
Nanzan Linguistics Special Issue 3.2
| Contents | |
|---|---|
| Duk-Ho An (University of Connecticut / University of Toronto) Lower Copy Pronunciation and Multiple Wh-Fronting in ATB Contexts |
1-15 |
| Ana C. P. Bastos (University of Connecticut) The Brazilian Style of the Multiple Subject Constructions |
17-34 |
| Liching Livy Chiu (National Tsing Hua University), Tomohiro Fujii (Nanzan University), and Seichi Sugawa (Nanzan University / Nagoya Gakuin University) On Certain Commonalities between Sluicing-like Constructions in Mandarin Chinese and Japanese |
35-50 |
| Natalia V. Fitzgibbons (University of Connecticut) Freestanding Negative Concord Items in Russian |
51-63 |
| Chisato Fuji, Tomoko Hashimoto, and Keiko Murasugi (Nanzan University) VP-Shell Analysis for the Acquisition of Japanese Potentials |
65-102 |
| Tomoko Kawamura (Nanzan University) Adverbial Because-clauses as Focal Elements |
103-122 |
| Tomomi Nakatani-Murai (Nanzan University) On the Properties of Infant Vocalization in the Japanese Pre-verbal Stage |
123-137 |
| Tsuyoshi Sawada (University of Connecticut) Da-Deletion: Classification of Clause-Final Elements in Japanese |
139-163 |
| Seichi Sugawa (Nanzan University / Nagoya Gakuin University) Ellipsis and Repair Effects |
165-183 |
| Shigeki Taguchi (University of Connecticut) Against the Null Complementizer Analysis of Japanese Relative Clauses |
185-198 |
| Takuro Tanaka (University of Connecticut) Aspectual Restriction for Floating Quantifiers |
199-228 |
| Yasuki Ueda (Nanzan University) and Tomoko Haraguchi (Nagoya Gakuin University) Plurality in Japanese and Chinese |
229-242 |
| Eriko Watanabe (Nanzan University) The Overgeneration of Dative Subjects in Child Japanese |
243-261 |
| Eriko Watanabe, Chisato Fuji, Yoshie Kabuto, and Keiko Murasugi (Nanzan University) Experimental Evidence for the Parameter Resetting Hypothesis: The Second Language Acquisition of English Reflexive-Binding by Japanese Speakers |
263-283 |
