SASAKI Kazutaka

Grammatical Investigations into English Sentential Noun Phrases: A Sketch of Their Appropriate Translation into Japanese.

Study in Cultures of the English-Speaking World: With Focus on the Historical Development of English Structure and English Function

Prenominal Modification in English

English and Cultures of the English Speaking World: With Focus on the Historical Development of English Structure and English Function

A Note on Summative Noun Phrases in English

Prenominal Modifiers in English

Aspects of Prenominal Modifiers in English

Evaluation of Chomsky (1965) Aspects of the Theory of Syntax

A Contemporary Evaluation of Chomsky (1965) Aspects of the Theory of Syntax

A Comparative Study of Japanese and English: Their Structure and Function

A Multi-dimensional and Dynamic Approach to the Analysis of Japanese Words, Phrases, and Sentences

Structural Properties of Language: From Sound-Meaning Correspondence to the General Property of Human Language

A Multi-dimensional and Dynamic Approach to the Comprehensive Analysis of English Noun Phrases

Notes on a Comparison of English, Japanese, and Chinese Relative Clauses

A Scientific Way of 'Doing' Linguistics: An Informal Argument for Triggering Science-Forming Capacity

The Semantics and Pragmatics of the English Noun Phrase: In Terms of Syntactic Structures, Semantic Types, and Discourse Structures as Meaning-Determining Factors

Elementary School English Actvities and Cross-cultural Understanding

Introductory Linguistics and Comparative/Contrastive Linguistics: Towards the Compatibility of These Two Approaches

Why are English noun phrases more sentential than Japanese noun phrases?

Toward a Comprehensive Study of the English Noun Phrase: In Comparison with the Japanese Noun Phrase

Towards a dynamic analysis of the transferred epithet in English

Seven important views in language study

Notes on a Semantic Approach to English Grammar: An Evaluation of Dixon (2005)

A Story of Nearby: A Morphological, Syntactico-Semantic, Discourse-Based, and Developmental Perspective

Some Parallelism between Syntax and Morphology in English: Anaphora and Ellipsis in Relation to Discourse

Study of the Japanese Language and Its Application to Teaching Japanese as a Foreign Language

Toward a Discourse-Driven Meaning Form Association Analysis of Subject Noun Phrases Appearing at the Beginning of Text

On the "Deviant" Use of Present-Day Japanese and Its Future

Meaning-Form Correspondence and a Sketch of a commparative Study of Japanese and English

A Communicative Approach to the 'S, NP' Construction in English

Notes on the Relation Between Meaning and Form: With Special Reference to Time Expression in Japanese and Vietnamese

Prenominal Modifiers in English and Japanese

Some Issues Concerning the Admission of Foreign Students (1): Students of Japanese Language and Culture

Discourse and Premodification

Prenominal Modifiers in English: An Outline of a Dynamic Analysis

A Commparative Study of Noun Phrases in English and Japanese: In Terms of Intrernal Structure and Syntactic Distribution

Linguistic Theory, Language Acquisition, and the Educational System: A Case of the UCLA Linguistics Department

The Diversity of Prenominal Modifiers in English

The Internal Sturucture and Syntactic Distribution of Noun Phrases in English and Japanese

Optimality-Theoretic Syntax: What Ideas Can We Learn From It?

A Note on Disambiguation and Language Development: Toward Proper Meaning-Form Association

A Dynamic View of the English Inversion Construction: A First Approximation

How Have Possessors Come to Act as Subjects in Derived Nominals?

The Semantics of Get-Passives

On the Improvement of Facilities for Foreign Language Teaching in Utsunomiya University

More Data on the Distribution of the Derived Nominal Destruction

A Study of the English Participial Construction with Conjunction

German Prenominal Modifiers and English Postnominal Modifiers: A Comparative Study of the Internal Structure of Noun Phrase

On the Construction of English Passages from a Textual View: Based on Chapter 19, Quirk et al.(1985)

Linguistic Research and Education in America: University of Washington and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Derived Nominals and Grammatical Dynamism: A Comparative Syntax of English and Japanese

How to analyze data on English derived nominals: From the viewpoint of their frequency and their origin/internal development/distributional extension

Towards a communicative grammar of English: On the basis of Chapter 18, Quirk et al. (1985)

Notes on the internal structure and distribution of English derived nominals--including a historical viewpoint

Disambiguation and the English Split Infinitive

The Distribution of Sentential Noun Phrases in English and Its Theoretical Implications

Theoretical Problems of the Appositive Noun Phrase Commenting on the Preceding Sentence

On the Semantic Relation between the Preceding S and the Appositive NP

On the Appositive NP Commenting on the Preceding S

A Note on the Pseudo-Cleft-Like Construction

On Appositive NPs

On the Activo-Passive Construction in English: A Dynamic View

An analysis of the passive construction in English: in terms of the notion 'basic' to 'derivative'

Constraints on the movement of indirect objects

Remarks on the English auxiliary verb system