Where Diachronic and Synchronic Rules Meet: A Case Study from Japanese Interrogatives and Kakari-Musubi

Articles in the same Issue

1. Contents
2. A Justification of the Feature [+Aux] In Japanese
3. Historical Perspective on Voicing and the Gerund in Japanese
4. A Counter to Counter Equi
5. Ellipsis In Japanese
6. Conditions on Contextual Deletion
7. Incorporation and Sino-Japanese Verbs
8. Pivot-Independent Relativization in Japanese (Iii)
9. The Speaker's Attitude and the Conditionals to, Tara, and Ba
10. Where Diachronic and Synchronic Rules Meet: A Case Study from Japanese Interrogatives and Kakari-Musubi
11. Reporting Styles As Discourse Strategies
12. Remarks on Double-Nominative Sentences
13. The Pragmatics of Kuru and Iku
14. The Semantics and Syntax of the Japanese Gerundive and Infinitive Conjunctions
15. Raising and Point of View: Evidence from Japanese
16. Intuition and Rigor: More on O-Ending Syllables in Old Japanese
17. On the Reconstruction of a Proto-Japanese Verb Inflection System