SANTA BARBARA PAPERS IN LINGUISTICS

Volume 3: Asian Discourse and Grammar (1991)
$10.00
Patricia M. Clancy and Sandra A. Thompson, Editors

Affect and Japanese conditionals–1
Noriko Akatsuka

Strategies for the assertion of obviousness and disagreement in Mandarin:
A semantic study of the modal particle ME–9
Hilary Chappell

AKAN: The appearance and disappearance of a case-marking preposition in
Classical Malay–33
Mike Ewing

The temporal system of noun-modifying (attributive) clauses in Korean from
typological perspective–46
Hyo Sang Lee

Language contact in China: Is Mandarin Chinese derived from a pidgin?–66
Charles N. Li

Social factors influencing reference in Japanese, with special emphasis on
ANO HITO–84
Patricia Mayes & Tsuyoshi Ono

Grammaticization of viewpoint: A study of Japanese deictic supporting verbs–94
Toshihide Nakayama

Some remarks on the history of Chinese classifiers–106
Alain Peyraube

On the so-called 1st person pronoun Jibun–127
Nobuko Sugamoto

Japanese ga, spotlighting, and intransitive in spoken narratives–144
Ryoko Suzuki and Yoshi Ono

NP coordination in Medieval Chinese: A discourse approach–153
Hongyin Tao

The semantics and pragmatics of associative DE in Mandarin discourse–171
Sandra A. Thompson and Hilary Chappell

A study of speaker’s objectivity in Japanese written text–188
Eri Yoshida