AUTHOR INDEX (Vols. 16-20)
Articles, Notes and Discussion
1.

ASAKA, TOSHIHIKO. A Lexical Licensing Analysis of the
Adjectival Noun Construction.

2.

19:2 (2002) 113-141

DECLERCK, RENAAT. A Critical Evaluation of Wada s Theory ofTense in English.

16:2 (1999) 465-500

3.

EGUCHI, TAKUMI. Coordination of Path Phrases in English.

19:2 (2002) 142-160

4.

GYODA, ISAMU. On the Quotative Construction in English: A
Minimalist Account.

5.

HIDEKI,

MAKI.

16:2 (1999) 275-302(with

KEIICHIROKOBAYASHI)

A

Non-Exceptional Approach to Exceptional Case-Marking inJapanese.

19:2 (2002) 211-238

6.

HIROE, AKIRA. Mood and Complementizer Deletion.

16:1 (1999) 55-77

7.

HIROSE, YUKIO. Comparatives and Definite Noun Phrases: How
to Account for Their Similarities (and Differences).

8.

19:2 (2002) 161-185

ISHII, TORU. The Minimal Link Condition and the Theory ofMovement.

17:2 (2000) 305-329

9.

ISHII, TORU. Weak Crossover and Scrambling in English.

20:2 (2003) 562-572

10.

ISHIKAWA, KAZUHISA. English Verb-Particle Constructions anda V0-Internal Structure.

11.

16:2 (1999) 329-352

ISHIKAWA, KAZUHISA. A Local Relation between Particles andVerbal Prefixes in English.

12.

17:2 (2000) 249-275

ISONO, TATSUYA. Meanings of Prepositions and Inversion in
English.

13.

18:2 (2001) 460-481

IWAKURA, KUNIHIRO. On the Expletive Construction in
English.

14.

16:1 (1999) 1-24

IWAKURA, KUNIHIRO. A Minimalist Approach to Expletive
Constructions in English.

15.

19:2 (2002) 186-210

KAMIYA, NOBORU. Adjectival Passives Seem Syntactically
Derived.

20:1 (2003) 115-142

16.

KAYNE, RICHARD S. Antisymmetry and Japanese.

20:1 (2003) 1-40

17.

KOBAYASHI, AKIKO. PRO as Nominative Anaphor.

20:1 (2003) 143-168

18.

KOBAYASHI, KEIICHIRO. Another Approach to Bare NP 16:2 (1999) 353-380
Adverbials as Nominals.

19.

KOBAYASHI,

KEIICHIRO.

(withHIDEKI

MAKI)

ANon-Exceptional Approach to Exceptional Case-Marking inJapanese.

19:2 (2002) 211-238

20.

LANGACKER, RONALD W. Constructions in Cognitive Grammar.

20:1 (2003) 41-83

21

MAKI,

HIDEKI.

(with

KEIICHIROKOBAYASHI)

A

Non-Exceptional Approach to Exceptional Case-Marking in

19:2 (2002) 211-238

Japanese.
22.

MAKITA, YUKA. Expletive Constructions in the History ofEnglish.

23.

17:1 (2000) 26-50

MATSUBARA,

FUMIMORI.

A

Minimalist

ApproachtoTo-Infinitival Complements in Belfast English.
24

MATSUYAMA, TETSUTA. Transparency

19:2 (2002) 239-265

in BareInfinitive

Complements in English and Overt Feature Movement.
25.

16:2 (1999) 405-435

MATSUYAMA, TETSUYA. Subject-Because Construction and theExtended Projection Principle.

26.

18:2 (2001) 329-355

MIYASHITA, HARUMASA. (with TOMOYUKI TANAKA) A Note
on For To Infinitives in Belfast English and Middle English.

16:2 (1999) 501-507

27.

MIZUNO, EIKO. On the LF-Movement of Adverbs.

16:2 (1999) 303-328

28.

MOHRI, FUMIO. Non-Agent Subjects and Sloppy Readings.

19:1 (2002) 29-53

29.

MORITA, JOE. On the Structure and (Un)passivizability ofContain.
30.

20:1 (2003) 169-196

NAKAGAWA, NAOSHI. On the Nature of the Null Operator inTough Constructions.
31.

17:2 (2000) 276-304

NAKAGAWA, NAOSHI. Bare vP Analysis of the Infinitival Clausein OE: Historical Development of Tough Constructions.

18:2 (2001) 507-535

32.

NAKAMURA, YOSHIO. Movement in Gapping Constructions.

17:2 (2000) 427-433

33.

NAWATA,HIROYUKI.

Split-CP,

Doubly-Filled

COMP,

and

Locality of Language Change.
34.

16:1 (1999) 121-144

NISHIDA, KOICHI. On Reflexive Indefinites in English andJapanese.

35.

NISHIHARA,

19:2 (2002) 266-290
TOSHIAKI.

On

Locative

Inversion

andThere-Construction.

16:2 (1999) 381-404

36.

NISHIHARA, TOSHIAKI. Notes on Null-That Clauses in English.

18:1 (2001) 111-119

37.

NISHIHARA, TOSHIAKI. Equative Construction with Honorary
NPs in English.

38.

NISHIOKA, NOBUAKI. On Sentential Negation and the Licensingof Negative Polarity Items in English and Japanese: A Minimalist

20:2 (2003) 395-418

Approach.

16:1 (1999) 25-54

39.

NISHIYAMA, KUNIO. Velar Vocalization or Deletion?

16:2 (1999) 508-513

40.

NOGAWA,KEN ICHIRO.

A

Semantic

AccountofIsland-Extraction.
41.

18:1 (2001) 32-56

OGAWA, YOSHIKI. Conditional Clauses in Japanese and Binding
Theory.

19:2 (2002) 417-432

42.

OSAWA, FUYO. The Historical Emergence of DP in English.

17:1 (2000) 51-79

43.

OSAWA, SATOKO. Transitive Adjectives in English.

16:1 (1999) 78-103

44.

OSAWA, SATOKO. Voice Specification in Phrase Structure.

18:2 (2001) 356-377

45.

RISSANEN, MATTI. Salem Witchcraft Papers as Evidence of Early
American English.

46.

20:1 (2003) 84-114

SAKAMOTO, MAKI. The Middle and Related Constructions inEnglish: A Cognitive Network Analysis.

47.

18:1 (2001) 86-110

SANO, MASAKI. Island Effects on Invisible Movement of Focus
Particles: A Case Study of koso and sae in Japanese.

48.

SANO, MASAKI. On the Scope of Some Focus Particles and Their
Interaction with Causatives, Adverbs, and Subjects in Japanese.

49.

18:2 (2001) 404-427

SATO, YOSUKE. Semantic Regularity in the Alternation in
Idioms.

51.

18:1 (2001) 1-31

SANO, MASAKI. Agree and Covert Phrasal Movement: Evidence
from Focus Particle Licensing in Japanese.

50.

17:2 (2000) 330-360

20:2 (2003) 419-440

SAWADA, SHIGEYASU. The Semantics of the Body Part Off
Construction.

17:2 (2000) 361-385

52.

SHIBATA, CHIKAKO. Stress Distribution in Present-Day English. 18:2 (2001) 482-506

53.

SHIMADA, MASAHARU. VP-Ellipsis and Parasitic Gaps.

54.

SNYDER, WILLIAM. (with KOJI SUGISAKI) The Acquisition of
Preposition Stranding and the Compounding Parameter.

55.

16:1 (1999) 145-151
19:2 (2002) 291-307

SUGISAKI, KOJI. (with WILLIAM SNYDER) The Acquisition of
Preposition Stranding and the Compounding Parameter.

19:2 (2002) 291-307

56.

SUGIYAMA, KEIKO. On Factual May.

20:2 (2003) 441-466

57.

TAKAGI, HIROYUKI. On the Interpretation of Certain Modified
NPs.

58.

TAKAGI, HIROYUKI. On So-called

16:1 (1999) 104-120
Obligatory Control : A 18:1 (2001) 57-85

Cognitive Account.
59.

TAKAHASHI, MIKA. On Minimal Link Condition Effects.

60.

TAKAMI, KEN-ICHI. A Semantic Constraint on the Benefactive

18:2 (2001) 378-403

Double Object Construction.
61.

20:1 (2003) 197-224

TAMURA, YUKI-SHIGE. Relative Subjectification and a Semantic
Network Model of English Modal Auxiliaries.

62.

17:1 (2000) 80-109

TANAKA, TOMOYUKI. (with HARUMASA MIYASHITA) A Note
on For To Infinitives in Belfast English and Middle English.

63.

16:2 (1999) 501-507

TANCREDI, CHRISTOPHER. De Se Interpretation and VPEllipsis.

19:2 (2002) 308-334

64.

TERADA, HIROSHI. Successive Cyclicity and Incrementality.

16:2 (1999) 243-274

65.

TERADA, HIROSHI. Multiple Expletive Construction.

17:1 (2000) 1-25

66.

TERADA, HIROSHI. On ˜-Checking.

19:1 (2002) 1-28

67.

TERADA, HIROSHI. Floating Quantifiers as Probes.

20:2 (2003) 467-492

68.

TOMOZAWA, HIROTAKA. Aspects of the Semantics of the English
Participial Construction.

20:2 (2003) 493-517

69.

URA, HIROYUKI. On the Typology of Subject Raising and English.

17:2 (2000) 417-426

70.

URA,

HIROYUKI.

OnaParametric

Variation

concerning

WH/Quantifier-Interactions.
71.

20:2 (2003) 573-583

WADA, NAOAKI. Be Going To and Be About To: Just Because Doc
Brown Was Going To Take Us Back to the Future Does Not Mean
That He Was About To Do So.

72.

WADA, NAOAKI. The Case for the Compositional Tense Theory: A
Reply to Declerck.

73.

17:2 (2000) 386-416
18:2 (2001) 428-459

WADA, NAOAKI. A Comparative Study of the English Present
Perfect and the German Perfekt: With Special Reference to Their
Differences in Co-occurrence with Adverbials Referring to a
Definite Time.

74.

WASHIO, RYUICHI. Some Typological Implications of Mongolian
Resultatives.

75.

16:2 (1999) 436-464

YOKOGOSHI, AZUSA. On the Syntactic Status of Small ClauseParticles in English.

78.

19:2 (2002) 392-416

YANAGI, TOMOHIRO. Verb Movement and the Historical
Development of Perfect Constructions in English.

77.

19:2 (2002) 366-391

YAMANE, NORIKO. What Is Great about the Great Vowel Shift?
An Optimality-Theoretic View.

76.

19:2 (2002) 335-365

20:2 (2003) 518-534

YOSHIKAWA, HIROSHI. A Semantic Analysis of Accomplishmentson the Basis of Event Semantics.

20:2 (2003) 535-561

Review Articles
1.

ABE, JUN. Toward a Better Understanding of Binding Theory (H.
Bennis et al. eds. (1997) Atomism and Binding).

2.

19:1 (2002) 54-80

ARIMURA, KANEAKI. Leftward Extraction Phenomena in English(P. M. Postal (1999) Three Investigations of Extraction).

3.

18:2 (2001) 560-592

HAYASE, NAOKO. Possessive Constructions: Their Commonalities
and Differences (J. R. Taylor (1996) Possessives in English: An

Exploration in Cognitive Grammar).
4.

HIGASHIMORI,

ISAO.

Relevance-Theoretic

16:2 (1999) 514-540
Objections

to

Levinson s GCI Theory (S. C. Levinson (2000) Presumptive

Meanings: The Theory of Generalized Conversational Implicature). 20:1 (2003) 225-251
5.

HIGUCHI, MARIKO. The Role of Functional-Interactive Tools in
Describing Tense in English (P. Harder (1996) Functional

Semantics: A Theory of Meaning, Structure and Tense in English).
6.

16:1 (1999) 184-209

HONDA, MASARU. Ebonics as a Systematic and Rule-Governed
Language (T. Perry and L. Delpit eds. (1998) The Real Ebonics

Debate).
7.

18:1 (2001) 120-141

HOSAKA, MICHIO. Competing Grammars in Old English (S.
Pintzuk (1999) Phrase Structures in Competition: Variation andChange in Old English Word Order).
8.

19:2 (2002) 433-460

INOUE, KAZUKO. Verb Meaning vs. Construction Meaning: The
Cases of Hit, Spray, and Load (S. Iwata (1998) A Lexical Network

Approach to Verbal Semantics).
9.

ISHII, YASUO. Economy and Nonfinite Complementation (Ž.
Boškovi(1997) The Syntax of Nonfinite Complementation: An

Economy Approach).
10.

19:2 (2002) 461-480

IWAKURA, KUNIHIRO. On Overt Object Raising (J. T. Runner(1998) Noun Phrase Licensing).

12.

17:1 (2000) 110-133

IWABE, KOZO. Generics and Homogeneity (A. Cohen (1999) Think

Generic!: The Meaning and Use of Generic Sentences).
11.

18:2 (2001) 670-695

17:2 (2000) 514-537

KATO, YASUHIKO. Negative Polarity: Scope and Contexts (A.
Yoshimura (1999) Hitei-Kyokusei Gensho (Negative Polarity

Phenomena)).
13.

KAWASAKI, NORIKO. How Minimalistic is Human Language? (H.
Lasnik (1999) Minimalist Analysis).

14.

18:2 (2001) 645-669

KONDO, MAKOTO. Toward a Unified Account of Imperatives:

18:2 (2001) 536-559

Elimination of Complexity in Grammar (E. Potsdam (1998)

Syntactic Issues in the English Imperative ).
15.

17:2 (2000) 591-613

KONDO, YUKO. Representations and Rules in Phonology (C. J.
Ewen and H. van der Hulst (2001) The Phonological Structure of

Words: An Introduction).
16.

20:1 (2003) 252-273

KURAFUJI, TAKEO. Faithfulness and Semantic Interpretation in
OT (P. Barbosa et al. (1998) Is the Best Good Enough?: Optimality

and Competition in Syntax).
17.

KUWABARA,KAZUKI.

17:2 (2000) 488-513
Antisymmetry,

Linearization

andMovement (A. Moro (2000) Dynamic Antisymmetry).
18.

20:1 (2003) 274-298

MAKIOKA, SHOGO. A View from a Connectionist Approach:
Serious Questions about the Innateness of Language (J. L. Elmanet al. (1996) Rethinking Innateness: A Connectionist Perspective

on Development).
19.

16:2 (1999) 541-562

MATSUMOTO, YO. Causative

Alternation in English andJapanese: A Closer Look (T. Kageyama (1996) Dooshi Imiron:

Gengo to Ninchi no Setten (Verb Semantics: The Interface ofLanguage and Cognition)).
20.

17:1 (2000) 160-192

MIYAMOTO, YOICHI. On the Stage- and Individual-Level
Distinction of Predicates (N. Erteschik-Shir (1997) The Dynamics

of Focus Structure).
21

17:1 (2000) 134-159

MORITA, JUNYA. The Lexicon-Syntax Interface (J. E. Emonds(2000) Lexicon and Grammar: The English Syntacticon).

22.

NAKAMURA,WATARU.

Formalizing

Functionalism:

20:2 (2003) 584-608
A

Schematization-Based Linking Theory (R. D. Van Valin et al. (1997)

Syntax: Structure, Meaning and Function).
23.

NAKAMURA,YOSHIO.

17:2 (2000) 538-572

Categorization

andLicensingof

Subordinating Conjunctions (D. Haumann (1997) The Syntax ofSubordination).
24.

18:2 (2001) 593-618

NOMURA, MASUHIRO. Toward a Better Understanding ofRelative Clauses

in Japanese: With Special Reference toInternally-Headed Relative Clauses(Y. Matsumoto (1997)

Noun-Modifying Constructions in Japanese: A Frame-Semantic
Approach).
25.

17:1 (2000) 193-219

OGAWA, YOSHIKI. Microparametric Syntax and Minimalist
Syntax (R. Kayne (2000) Parameters and Universals).

20:1 (2003) 299-335

26.

OHORI, TOSHIO. (with RYOKO UNO WATANABE) Grounding
and Knowledge Structure in Conditionals: Preliminaries to a
Semantic Typology of Clause Linkage (B. Dancygier (1998)

Conditionals and Prediction: Time, Knowledge and Causation in
Conditional Constructions).
27.

18:1 (2001) 224-249

OKUNO, TADANORI. VP Ellipsis in English (A. Lobeck (1995)

Ellipsis: Functional Heads, Licensing, and Identification).
28.

16:1 (1999) 152-183

ONO, NAOYUKI. Between Grammar and Lexicon (R. Jackendoff(1997) The Architecture of the Language Faculty).

29

18:1 (2001) 196-223

POLLOCK, JEAN-YVES. Italian Linguistics and the CP, IP and DP
Fields (G. Cinque and G. Salvi eds. (2001)

Current Studies in

Italian Syntax: Essays offered to Lorenzo Renzi).
30.

SANO,

MASAKI.

FeaturalorPhrasal:20:2 (2003) 609-640
Evidence

from

Wh-Movement in Japanese (D. Pesetsky (2000) Phrasal Movement
and Its Kin).
31.

SHIMA, ETSURO. Economy of Derivations: From Global to Local(C. Collins (1997) Local Economy).

32.

20:1 (2003) 365-389
17:2 (2000) 434-458

SHINOHARA, SHUNGO. What Metonymy Is All About (K.-U.
Panther and G. Radden eds. (1999) Metonymy in Language andThought).
33.

SHIRAI, KEN-ICHIRO. Recent Events in Semantics (S. Rothsteined. (1998) Event and Grammar).

34.

19:1(2002) 81-106
18:1 (2001) 142-166

TAKAMI, KEN-ICHI. Anaphora: Cognitive Grammar Account vs.
Generative Grammar Account (K. Van Hoek (1997) Anaphora andConceptual Structure).
35.

16:1 (1999) 210-236

TANAKA, HIROYUKI. Toward Better Design of the Language
Faculty (R. Martin et al. eds. (2000) Step by Step: Essays on

Minimalist Syntax in Honor of Howard Lasnik).
36.

19:2 (2002) 481-510

TERADA, HIROSHI. On the Cue of Language Acquisition andChange (D. Lightfoot (1999) The Development of Language:

Acquisition, Change, and Evolution).
37.

18:1 (2001) 250-270

TOKIMOTO, SHINGO. Failure Reveals Mind: Breakdown in
Sentence Comprehension (J. D. Fodor and F. Ferreira eds. (1998)

Reanalysis in Sentence Processing).
38.

18:1 (2001) 295-322

TOKIZAKI, HISAO. Prominence, Phrasing, and Movement (M.L.
Zubizarreta (1998) Prosody, Focus, and Word Order).

17:2 (2000) 459-487

39.

TOMINE, SHIN-ICHIRO. Verbal Morphology and Its Syntactic
Reflexes (B. W. Rohrbacher (1999) Morphology-Driven Syntax: A

Theory of V-to-I Raising and Pro-Drop).
40.

18:2 (2001) 619-644

TOMITA, YUICHI. On the Validity of the Minimal Trees
Hypothesis (S. Flynn et al. eds. (1998) The Generative Study ofSecond Language Acquisition).
41.

18:1 (2001) 271-294

TOMIZAWA, NAOTO. A Derivational Approach to Interpretation of

Wh-Constructions (A. Simpson (2000) Wh-Movement and theTheory of Feature-Checking).
42.

19:2 (2002) 511-535

UNO WATANABE, RYOKO. (with TOSHIO OHORI) Grounding
and Knowledge Structure in Conditionals: Preliminaries to a
Semantic Typology of Clause Linkage (B. Dancygier (1998)

Conditionals and Prediction: Time, Knowledge and Causation in
Conditional Constructions)42.

18:1 (2001) 224-249

WILSON, BRENDAN. The Flesh in Weak (G. Lakoff and M.
Johnson (1999) Philosophy in the Flesh: The Embodied Mind and

Its Challenge to Western Thought).
43.

18:2 (2001) 720-743

YANAGIDA, YUKO. Focus Movement and the Quantificational
Structure of Focus Sensitive Operators (E. Herburger (2000) What

Counts: Focus and Quantification).
44.

20:1 (2003) 365-389

YANG, DONG-WHEE. Issues in Chomsky s Ideas and Ideals (N.
Smith (1999) Chomsky: Ideas and Ideals).

45.

18:2 (2001) 696-719

YOSHIDA, KEIKO. Economy Conditions at the Syntax-Semantics
Interface (D. Fox (2000) Economy and Semantic Interpretation).

46.

YOSHIDA,YUKO.

NatureofPhonological

19:2 (2002) 536-561

Representation(J.Coleman (1998) Phonological Representations: Their Names,

Forms and Powers).
47.

17:1 (2000) 220-242

YOSHIMURA, KIMIHIRO. The Interplay between Transitivity and
Ergativity: A Critical Insight from the Middle. (M. Lemmens(1998)

Lexical Perspectives on Tansitivity and Ergativity:

Causative Constructions in English).
48.

18:1 (2001) 167-195

ZAMMA, HIDEKI. Stricture and Word Formation in English (J.
Padgett (1995) Stricture in Feature Geometry).

17:2 (2000) 573-590

Obituary
1.

SUGIOKA, YOKO. James D. McCawley (1938-1999).

16:2 (1999) 563-567