Japanese Version
STUDIES
IN
ENGLISH LINGUISTICS AND LITERATURE
No. 31  2021
     
  CONTENTS  
     
Acknowledgments    
     
Special Contribution      
       
My Father, Okui Kiyoshi’s Reflections on English and English Literature   OKUI Yutaka 1
       
Articles      
       
The Usage of Metadiscourse in Research Abstracts Written by Japanese University Students: An Analysis Based on Comparison to Researchers in English-speaking Countries   NAITO Mao,
KOBAYASHI Kaoru, and
HAGIWARA Akiko
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Educational Infographics for Learning English High-frequency Verbs: A Motivation Based Model for Development, Educational Practice, and Evaluation   SAKABA Hiroko 47
       
Pedagogical Analysis of English Expression I Textbooks: Focus on Fostering Communicative Competence   UEHARA Gaku 75
       
Hemingway and Mexicans in the West: Mexicans and the Mexican Revolution in “The Gambler, the Nun, and the Radio”   HONJO Tadahiro 99
       
Where –tati plurals are not allowed   ITO Tatsuya 123
       
The Licensing of the Parasitic Gap Operator   KANNO Satoru 139
       
A Cognitive Linguistic Analysis of the Future Use of the Present Progressive   MORI Souma 169
       
A Phase-Based Analysis for Adjuncts   SAKUMOTO Yuya 195
       
The Interpretations of the Verb Noun V-ing Constructions: Clausal or Postmodified   SEKITA Makoto 223
       
A Study of Onomatopoeia in Japanese Advertisements: From the Perspective of Relevance Theory   SUZUKI Shigeyuki 249
       
On Non-Finite Relative Clauses   TOZAWA Takahiro 265
       
Research Note      
       
The Reclassification of Interpretative Progressive   SHIMANO Kyohei 287