Taro Kageyama: Ten to sen no gengogaku: Gengo-ruikē-gaku kara mieta Nihongo no honshitsu [Individuals and Links in Language Typology]

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Editorial
3. Editorial
4. Articles
5. The nominative-to-accusative shift in Japanese: diachronic and synchronic considerations
6. Syntactic and lexical -ase- are distinct suffixes
7. To think that constructions and Japanese towa/nante constructions
8. Power and elegance: the language of Sakurai Yoshiko
9. Book Reviews
10. Prashant Pardeshi and Kaoru Horie (eds.): Nihongo to sekai no gengo no meisisyuusyoku-hyoogen
11. Taro Kageyama: Ten to sen no gengogaku: Gengo-ruikē-gaku kara mieta Nihongo no honshitsu [Individuals and Links in Language Typology]
12. Taro Kageyama, Peter E. Hook and Prashant Pardeshi (eds.): Verb-verb Complexes in Asian Languages
13. Yoko Yonezawa: The Mysterious Address Term anata ‘you’ in Japanese
14. Kiyoko Toratani (ed.): The Language of Food in Japanese: Cognitive Perspectives and Beyond