v. 1. Empathy and syntax |
by Susumu Kuno and Etsuko Kaburaki |
Personal or reflexive? a functional analysis |
by Tsuneko Olga Yokoyama |
Medieval Latin empathy and discourse structure |
by Emily Klenin |
Whose main clause (point of view in sentences with paretheticals) |
by Tanya Reinhart |
Gapping as heuristics strategies |
by Randa Mulford |
The opposition between il and ce and the place of the adjective in Frence |
by René Coppieters |
Abstract nominals and stative causation |
by Tsuneo Ono |
Who said what to whom?? ... in Turkish |
by Robin Bechhofer |
Notes on Japanese sentence patterns |
by Susumu Kuno |
On information-bearing structure of the sentence |
by Vilem Mathesius |
v. 3. Discourse deletion |
by Susumu Kuno |
Positioning of quantifier-like particles in Japanese |
by Susumu Kuno and Tazuko Monane |
A note on crisscrossing double dislocation |
by Jaklin Kornfilt ...[et al.] |
Two copulative verbs in Thai |
by Susumu Kuno and Preya Wongkhomthong |
VP deletion in verb phrases headed by be |
by Linda shumaker and Susumu Kuno |
Empathy principles and the uses of the passive |
by Randee Falk |
Articles in English : indefinites indicating generics |
by Harriet Magen |
Meaning and mechanism in grammar |
by John Goldsmith |
Studies in Russian functional syntax |
by Olga Tsuneko Yokoyama |
v. 1. Empathy and syntax |
by Susumu Kuno and Etsuko Kaburaki |
Personal or reflexive? a functional analysis |
by Tsuneko Olga Yokoyama |
Medieval Latin empathy and discourse structure |
by Emily Klenin |
Whose main clause (point of view in sentences with paretheticals) |
by Tanya Reinhart |
Gapping as heuristics strategies |
by Randa Mulford |
The opposition between il and ce and the place of the adjective in Frence |
by René Coppieters |