Historical Development of the Accusative Case Marking in Japanese as Seen in Classical Literary Texts

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1. Frontmatter
2. Notes for Contributors
3. Contents
4. Foreword
5. Historical Development of the Accusative Case Marking in Japanese as Seen in Classical Literary Texts
6. Appendix 1. Exceptions From Izumi Shikibu Diary
7. Appendix 2. Compound Verbs in Izumi Shikibu Diary
8. Appendix 3. Suru 'do' in Izumi Shikibu Diary
9. Appendix 4. Formal Nominal Koto in Izumi Shikibu Diary
10. Appendix 5. Exceptions from Murasaki Shikibu Diary
11. Appendix 6. Examples with -tan in Murasaki Shikibu Dairy
12. Appendix 7. Sum 'do' Examples from Murasaki Shikibu Diary
13. Appendix 8. Te 'hand' and Furu 'touch' Examples from the Tale of Genji
14. Appendix 9. Examples of Sisoku 'lamp' in the Tale of Genji
15. Appendix 10. Non-adjacent Abstractly-Cased Object NPs
16. Acknowledgements
17. Notes
18. References