Word Order Typology of English and Japanese: The Direction of Syntactic Organization and a Common Structural Principle (2) The Direction of Syntactic Organization - Collections

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Word Order Typology of English and Japanese: The Direction of Syntactic Organization and a Common Structural Principle (2) The Direction of Syntactic Organization

Creator	Creator Name Miyahara, Fumio 宮原, 文夫ミヤハラ, フミオ Affiliation Affiliation Name Institute of Languages and Cultures, Kyushu University 九州大学言語文化部言語科学部門（英語）
Language	English
Publisher	The Institute of Languages and Cultures, Kyushu University
Publisher	九州大学言語文化部言語研究会
Date	1989-03-01
Source Title	Linguistic science
Vol	24
First Page	1
Last Page	16
Publication Type	Version of Record
Access Rights	open access
JaLC DOI	https://doi.org/10.15017/6796255
Table of Contents	4. The Direction of Syntactic Organization 　4.0. The Position of the Head Recapitulated 　4.1 The Direction of Syntactic Organization 　4.2. In the Noun Phase 　4.3 In the Verb Phrase 　4.4. In the Adverbial Modification 　4.5. In the Adpositional Phrase 　4.6. In the Derived sentences 　4.7. In the Basic Sentence or clause 　4.8 Summary of the Directions of Syntactic Organization 　5.1. The Head-Dependent Relationship and Syntactic Hierarchy 　　5.1.1. The Function of the Head 　　5.1.2. Syntactic Hierarchy 　　5.1.3 The Four Ranks of Phrase 　5.2. A Structual Principle 　　5.2.1. The Direction of Syntactic Organization 　　5.2.2. The Ranks of Syntactic Organization 　　5.2.3 The Direction of Syntactic Organization and the Rank 　　5.2.4. A Structural Principle 　　　5.2.4.1. Phrase Follows Clause 　　　5.2.4.2. A Common structural principleshow more

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