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ENGLISH PHILOLOGY AND STYLISTICS A Festschrift for Professor Toshiro Tanaka
- 今林修・福元広二
- Ａ５
- 232
- 4,000円 （本体4,400円 ）
- 2004年12月1日
- ISBN978-4-87440-860-5/ISBN4-87440-860-5
- C3098
- 文学・語学／欧米〈文学〉 文学・語学／欧米〈語学〉
- Contributed by： A.Jimura, Y.shinoda, M.Kanno, Y.Nakao, H.Ohno, H.Matsumoto, N.Hirayama, K.Matsuura, M.Kosako, S.Fuami, H.Fukumoto, A.Sasaki, S.Ikadatsu, E.Tatsumoto, M.Nishio, O.Imahayashi, S.Tomita, K.Nakagawa, E.Yoshida, H.Sakauchi.（英文）
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- Professor Tanaka the Philologist（Akiyuki Jimura [地村彰之]）
Acknowledgements
List of Contributors
A Case of Lexical Convergence specially referring to the relations between words and their etymological meanings with the appendix of the “D” Entries “A Glossary of the Cursor Mundi”（Yoshihiro Shinoda [篠田義博]）
A Note on Gower's Narrative Art（Masahiko Kanno [菅野正彦]）
Chaucer's Semely and Its Related Words from an Optical Point of View（Yoshiyuki Nakao[中尾佳行]）
Lexicological Multiplicity in Chaucer― With Special Reference to Words Related to “Heart”（Hideshi Ohno [大野英志]）
“Pendragon” and “Tyntagill” in The Destruction of Troy― A Conjecture（Hiroyuki Matsumoto [松本博之]）
Epistemic Adverbs in the Paston Letters（Naoki Hirayama [平山直樹]）
The Subjunctive in Deloney（Kazuko Matsuura [松浦加寿子]）
A Cognitive Observation on Metaphors in E．Spenser's Amoretti（Masaru Kosako [小迫 勝]）
Well as a discourse marker in The Taming of the Shrew ― A preliminary sketch（Shigenobu Fuami [浮網茂信]）
The Grammaticalization of I tell you in Shakespeare（Hiroji Fukumoto [福元広二]）
Be-perfect and Have-perfect in John Evelyn's Diary（Akemi Sasaki [佐々木朱美]）
The Burns Text of Tam Lin Revisited（Seiichi Ikadatsu [筏津成一]）
Free Indirect Discourse in Emma（Eiko Tatsumoto [辰本英子]）
The Reporting Clause in Oliver Twist― With Special Reference to the Reporting Clause of Sikes（Miyuki Nishio [西尾美由紀]）
Dialectal Features of Stephen Blackpool's Pronunciation（Osamu Imahayashi [今林 修]）
Pip's Point of View in Great Expectations in Terms of Humanisation and Dehumanisation（Saoko Tomita [冨田佐央子]）
Katherine Mansfield's “The Fly” Revisited：With Special Reference to Its Expressions of ＜Desire＞（Ken Nakagawa [中川 憲]）
Centering and Dialogue― A Preliminary Analysis of Referring Expressions in a Parallel Corpus of English and Japanese Map Task Dialogues（Etsuko Yoshida [吉田悦子]）
Critical Linguistic Approaches to the British Press Reports on a Criminal Trial （Hiroyuki Sakauchi [坂内宏行]）
ENGLISH PHILOLOGY AND STYLISTICS ：A Festschrift for Professor Toshiro Tanaka
- 今林修・福元広二
- Ａ５
- 232
- 4,840円 （本体4,400円 ）
- 2004年12月1日
- ISBN978-4-87440-860-5/ISBN4-87440-860-5
- C3098
- 文学・語学／欧米〈文学〉 文学・語学／欧米〈語学〉
- Contributed by： A.Jimura, Y.shinoda, M.Kanno, Y.Nakao, H.Ohno, H.Matsumoto, N.Hirayama, K.Matsuura, M.Kosako, S.Fuami, H.Fukumoto, A.Sasaki, S.Ikadatsu, E.Tatsumoto, M.Nishio, O.Imahayashi, S.Tomita, K.Nakagawa, E.Yoshida, H.Sakauchi.（英文）
| 渓水社で購入する | |
|---|---|
| オンライン書店で購入 |
- Professor Tanaka the Philologist（Akiyuki Jimura [地村彰之]）
Acknowledgements
List of Contributors
A Case of Lexical Convergence specially referring to the relations between words and their etymological meanings with the appendix of the “D” Entries “A Glossary of the Cursor Mundi”（Yoshihiro Shinoda [篠田義博]）
A Note on Gower's Narrative Art（Masahiko Kanno [菅野正彦]）
Chaucer's Semely and Its Related Words from an Optical Point of View（Yoshiyuki Nakao[中尾佳行]）
Lexicological Multiplicity in Chaucer― With Special Reference to Words Related to “Heart”（Hideshi Ohno [大野英志]）
“Pendragon” and “Tyntagill” in The Destruction of Troy― A Conjecture（Hiroyuki Matsumoto [松本博之]）
Epistemic Adverbs in the Paston Letters（Naoki Hirayama [平山直樹]）
The Subjunctive in Deloney（Kazuko Matsuura [松浦加寿子]）
A Cognitive Observation on Metaphors in E．Spenser's Amoretti（Masaru Kosako [小迫 勝]）
Well as a discourse marker in The Taming of the Shrew ― A preliminary sketch（Shigenobu Fuami [浮網茂信]）
The Grammaticalization of I tell you in Shakespeare（Hiroji Fukumoto [福元広二]）
Be-perfect and Have-perfect in John Evelyn's Diary（Akemi Sasaki [佐々木朱美]）
The Burns Text of Tam Lin Revisited（Seiichi Ikadatsu [筏津成一]）
Free Indirect Discourse in Emma（Eiko Tatsumoto [辰本英子]）
The Reporting Clause in Oliver Twist― With Special Reference to the Reporting Clause of Sikes（Miyuki Nishio [西尾美由紀]）
Dialectal Features of Stephen Blackpool's Pronunciation（Osamu Imahayashi [今林 修]）
Pip's Point of View in Great Expectations in Terms of Humanisation and Dehumanisation（Saoko Tomita [冨田佐央子]）
Katherine Mansfield's “The Fly” Revisited：With Special Reference to Its Expressions of ＜Desire＞（Ken Nakagawa [中川 憲]）
Centering and Dialogue― A Preliminary Analysis of Referring Expressions in a Parallel Corpus of English and Japanese Map Task Dialogues（Etsuko Yoshida [吉田悦子]）
Critical Linguistic Approaches to the British Press Reports on a Criminal Trial （Hiroyuki Sakauchi [坂内宏行]）
