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The Linguistic Notion 'Head' in Japanese Language Instruction'

  • Hajime Hoji and Yoshihisa Kitagawa
From the journal Journal of Japanese Linguistics
https://doi.org/10.1515/jjl-1990-0107
Published Online: 2017-7-4
Published in Print: 1990-1-1

© 2017 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston

From the journal
Journal of Japanese Linguistics
Journal of Japanese Linguistics
Volume 12 Issue 1

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Editorial Note
Table of Contents
Acknowledgment
In Memoriam
Articles
Japanese Complex predicates and lexical phonology
Discourse functions of zibun
The Linguistic Notion 'Head' in Japanese Language Instruction'
Expression of Appeal in the Utterance Design of Japanese Conversational Language
TAI and GARU: derivational suffixes or predicates
Retrospective Review Article
Presupposition and Thematization by M.Muraki
Review Article
Language Acquisition and the Theory of Parameters by N.M.Hyams
Reviews
Negation in Japanese by N.H.McGloin
Negative Sentences in Japanese by Yasuhiko Kato
Abstracts of Recent Dissertations
A Theory of category projection and its applications
Sentence Comprehension Disturbances in Japanese Aphasics
Discourse analysis and second language pedagogy: A study of reported speech in Japanese as a first and second language
Zero anaphora: The case of Japanese
Acquisition of Lexical and Structural Properties in Japanese
Ellipsis in Japanese discourse
The Phonetics and Phonology of Tone and Intonation in Japanese
A preliminary investigation of Thai and Japanese formulaic expressions
Variation in a Japanese dialect: A study of verbal morphology
Style Sheet
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