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International Conference Series No.1

"Historical Englishes in Varieties of Texts and Contexts"

The Opening Address by Professor Shoichi Sato

Part I : Old English

  • Hebraisms in English Bibles，（Isao Hashimoto）
  • Path Coding in Old English: Functional Story of a Typological Shift，（Caroline Imbert）
  • Distribution of OE mid rihte as an Adverbial of Propriety-with Special Reference to the Textual Variation ，（Kousuke Kaita）
  • The Prenominal Prefix ge- in Beowulf，（Yookang Kim）
  • Differences in Element Order between Lindisfarne and Rushworth Two，（Tadashi Kotake）
  • An Aspect of OV Order in the West Saxon Gospels with Special Reference to the Collocation 'Verb + God/Gode'，（Yoshitaka Kozuka）
  • Insubordination in Old English，（Mitsuru Maeda）
  • Variant Readings in the Two Manuscripts of the West Saxon Gospels: MSS CCCC 140 and CUL Ii.2.11，（Michiko Ogura）
  • Stylistic Fronting in Old English Prose，（Masayuki Ohkado）
  • The Old English Adjective siht，（Aurelijus Vijunas）
  • The Ambiguous or Polysemous Compounds in Beowulf Revisited: æscholt and garholt，（Hideki Watanabe）
  • A Reconsideration of the Reliability of Alliterative Evidence for the Sound System of Old English: Does Old English Poetry Work Aurally or Visually?，（Tomonori Yamamoto）
  • Object Movement in Old English Subordinate Clauses，（Tomohiro Yanagi）

Part II : Middle English

  • New Impersonal Verbs in Some Late Fourteenth-Century English Texts，（Ayumi Miura）
  • The Rise of because in Middle English，（Rafal Molencki）
  • The Word Pairs in The Paston Letters and Papers with Special Reference to Text Type, Gender and Generation，（Akinobu Tani）
  • Discourse Strategies in Late Middle English Women's Mystical Writing，（Fumiko Yoshikawa）

Part III : Modern English

  • A Broader and Sharper Characterisation of Grammaticalisation，（Masachiyo Amano）
  • Parts of the Body' and 'Parts of Clothing' - A Semantic Analysis，（Magdalena Bator）
  • The Evolution of English Ordinals: Integrative Explanation in Historical Linguistics，（Charles Elerick）
  • Aspect and Modality: The Blurring of Categories，（Sylvie Hancil）
  • The Verb prevent and its Changing Patterns of Complementation in the History of English，（Yoko Iyeiri）
  • The Subjunctive in Nineteenth-Century English Dramas，（Namiko Kikusawa）
  • On the Development of because: A Corpus-based Study，（Ji Won Lee）
  • Joseph Wright's English Dialect Dictionary Computerised: a Platform for a New Historical English Dialect Geography，（Manfred Markus）
  • Recursion in Language Change，（Fuyo Osawa）
  • Multilingualism in English Literature: Applicable to the Study of the History of English?，（Young-Bae Park）
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  • Emotion, Interjection and Grammar，（Hans Sauer）

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