Japanese Language and Culture 2004~2000年
No |
Date |
Category |
Author |
Title |
Page |
30 |
Mar 2004 |
Article |
YAMAKAWA, Futoshi |
On Case Marking by Psych Verbs in Japanese |
1-20 |
Article |
SAWANISHI, Toshiko |
The Characteristic of TEIRU Form Seen from Relation with Grammatical Person |
21-40 |
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Article |
FUKUMOTO, Aki |
An Experiment in Extensive Reading in Japanese Education |
41-59 |
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Article |
BORRE, Caroline |
Carp in Japanese Culture |
61-96 |
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29 |
Mar 2003 |
Article |
KOBAYASHI, Kanako |
Bakari’ Connected to the Verb that Describes Limitations |
1-16 |
Article |
CASSON, Nicholas James |
A Meiji Era Japanese Ryugakusei in Manchester: Sugiura Jugo (1855-1924) |
17-45 |
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Article |
SAWANISHI, Toshiko |
The Nature of the Verbal Renyo Form |
47-66 |
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Article |
NAKATA, Hitoshi |
On Scientific Terms in The Field of Library Information Science: A Case Study of Linking Language Study with Another Field of Study |
67-84 |
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Article |
NISHIOKA, Miki |
Transitivity and Causativity In Japanese and Hindi |
85-113 |
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Article |
MIYAKE, Setsuko |
A Study of Adverbs Denoting a Small Degree: Adopting Sukoshi and Chotto as the Subject |
115-136 |
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Note |
UVA, David |
The ASJ and International Conflicts in the Meiji Period: A New Dimension in Early Japanology |
137-145 |
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Report |
OTSUKA, Atsuko |
The Role of the Leader in the Group Discussion in the Case of Japanese University Students |
147-159 |
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Report |
KISHIMOTO, Emi |
The Copy of Catechismus Iaponensis in Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense, Milan |
161-169 |
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28 |
Mar 2002 |
Article |
NAKATA, Hitoshi |
A Linguistic Note on Japanese Equity Terms |
1-28 |
Article |
SAWANISHI, Toshiko |
The Function of the Reporting Models |
29-49 |
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Article |
MIYASE, Mari |
Revising Strategies of JSL Collage Students: From the viewpoint of Syntactic Level of Revisions |
51-78 |
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Note |
HIROUCHI, Hiroko |
Pragmalinguistic Differences in Responses to Indirect Complaints: Comparing Japanese and Australian Parents and Children |
79-93 |
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Note |
NISHIOKA, Miki |
Japanese Verb Compound with ‘-te’ Form, Analyzed from the Viewpoint of Hindi: Focused on Aspectual Expressions |
95-121 |
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Report |
KISHIMOTO, Emi |
The Handwritten Notes in the Copies of Dictionarium Latino Lusitanicum ac Iaponicum |
123-135 |
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27 |
Mar 2001 |
Article |
SHIMAMOTO, Takamitsu |
What “knowledge” means. -Some Reflections on the Framework of Comparative Study of Culture (intellectual History)- |
1-30 |
Article |
NAKATA, Hitoshi |
Human Cognition of Metaphors and Metonymies and the Polysemy of Soo-yuu-bubun-de |
31-53 |
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Article |
SHOJI, Ikuko |
A Study of Noun Predicate Sentences with koto in Kyogen Scripts |
55-70 |
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Article |
KISHIMOTO, Emi |
The Usage of え and ゑ in Words of Western Origin in Publications of the Jesuit Mission Written in Japanese Letters |
71-92 |
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Article |
NAKAI, Atsushi |
Aspects of Kempai Girei in Regional Societies in the 16th Century |
93-112 |
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26 |
Mar 2000 |
Article |
NAKATA, Hitoshi |
On the Secondary Relative Clause in Japanese |
1-28 |
Article |
YAMAKAWA, Futoshi |
On Compound Verbs with -sugiru |
29-47 |
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Note |
KAWAMORI, Megumi |
A Pilot Study Conducted on Kanji Stroke Order |
49-59 |
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Note |
KOBAYASHI, Hiroaki |
Individual Differences in Japanese Foreigner Talk |
61-70 |
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Note |
YUTSUDO, Makoto |
A Study of Japanese Interrogative Expression by Single Noun Phrase |
71-86 |