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Volume 38
Volume 37
- Back issues of EL are made open access at J-STAGE (https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/browse/elsj) two years after publication.
- ID and password are required for access, which are printed on the inside back cover of hard copies.
Volume 38, Issue 1
Articles
- An In-Situ Analysis of Why-Stripping
- Pages 1-32, Hiroko Kimura
- Analysis of Subject Contact Relative Constructions Based on Split Feature Inheritance
- Pages 33-73, Tetsuya Matsuyama
Brief Articles
- The Uniform Hypothesis of Ni-Passives in Japanese and Movement into θ-Position
- Pages 74-90, Ryoichiro Kobayashi
- Labeling in Inversion Constructions
- Pages 91-105, Masako Maeda
- Benefactive Adverbial Constructions in Japanese: A Comparison with English
- Pages 106-126, Koichi Miyakoshi
Notes and Discussion
- Genitive Subjects in Mongolian Exclamatives
- Pages 127-138, Lina Bao, Shulun and Hideki Maki
Review Articles
- Native Speakers Are Creative and Conservative: What Explain Me This Reveals about the Nature of Linguistic Knowledge
- Pages 139-163, Shinya Hirasawa and Yoshiki Nishimura
Reviews
- Kotek, Hadas (2018) Composing Questions
- Pages 164-175, Yusuke Imanishi
- Dayal, Veneeta (2016) Questions
- Pages 176-187, Hisashi Morita
Volume 38, Issue 2
Articles
- Discourse Patient Paradoxes
- Pages 203-241, Koichi Miyakoshi
Notes and Discussion
- Argument Ellipsis and NP-Ni in Indirect Passives
- Pages 242-249, Ryoichiro Kobayashi
- Focus Fronting and Pseudogapping in English as Evidence for Two Types of Focus Projection
- Pages 250-262, Shohei Nagata
- Am I Understood?: Passivization and Foregrounding
- Pages 263-275, Akihiko Sakamoto and Kevin M. McManus
Reviews
- Tomasello, Michael (2019) Becoming Human: A Theory of Ontogeny
- Pages 276-286, Chie Fukada
- Kishimoto, Hideki and Taro Kageyama (eds.) (2019) Rekishikon Kenkyu no Aratana Apurochi (New Approaches to Lexicon Research)
- Pages 287-296, Mina Sugimura
- Fonteyn, Lauren (2019) Categoriality in Language Change: The Case of the English Gerund
- Pages 297-308, Katsuya Sugiura
Volume 37, Issue 1
Articles
- A Split Phi-Features Hypothesis and the Origin of the Expletive There
- Pages 1-33, Takahiro Honda
- Agreement Asymmetries in Welsh
- Pages 34-66, Akiko Kobayashi
Brief Articles
- On the Historical Development of the English Auxiliary Ought: With Special Reference to Restructuring
- Pages 67-79, Toshio Mori
Reviews
- Johnson, Mark (2017) Embodied Mind, Meaning, and Reason: How Our Bodies Give Rise to Understanding
- Pages 80-89, Masaru Kanetani
- Sheehan, Michelle, Theresa Biberauer, Ian Roberts, and Anders Holmberg (2017) The Final-Over-Final Condition: A Syntactic Universal
- Pages 90-100, Chizuru Nakao
- Berwick, Robert C. and Noam Chomsky (2016) Why Only Us: Language and Evolution
- Pages 101-111, Shinri Ohta
- Aboh, Enoch, Eric Haeberli, Genoveva Puskás and Manuela Schönenberger (eds.) (2017) Elements of Comparative Syntax: Theory and Description
- Pages 112-123, Kenji Sugimoto
- Gibbs, Raymond W. Jr. (2017) Metaphor Wars: Conceptual Metaphors in Human Life
- Pages 124-135, Kazumi Taniguchi
Volume 37, Issue 2
Invited Articles
- A Short Note on English Long and the Why of Negative Polarity
- Pages 151-160, Richard S. Kayne
Articles
- Implicatures of Vocatives and Their Theoretical Implications
- Pages 161-192, Ichiro Hirata
Notes and Discussion
- Is Ellipsis Topicalization?
- Pages 193-203, Kento Nagatsugu
Reviews
- Martins, Ana Maria and Adriana Cardoso (eds.) (2018) Word Order Change
- Pages 204-213, Seishirou Ibaraki
- Cuyckens, Hubert, Hendrik De Smet, Liesbet Heyvaert and Charlotte Maekelberghe (eds.) (2018) Explorations in English Historical Syntax
- Pages 214-223, Yusuke Kume
- Bauer, Laurie (2019) Rethinking Morphology
- Pages 224-235, Akiko Nagano
- Gelderen, Elly van (2018) The Diachrony of Verb Meaning: Aspect and Argument Structure
- Pages 236-246, Michiko Ogura
- Chafe, Wallace (2018) Thought-based Linguistics: How Languages Turn Thoughts into Sounds
- Pages 247-256, Naoki Otani