Exploring the phenomenon of'mixed categories', this book is the first in-depth study of the
way in which languages can use a noun, as opposed to an adjective, to modify another …

The distinction between direct and indirect modification has been widely discussed from
semantic and syntactic viewpoints; however, this paper focuses on its morphological …

Direct attributive uses of adjectives have often been considered a characteristic property of
adjectives. Recent studies suggest, however, that some languages lack direct modification …

If, at virtually any point in the last decade or two, one formed one's impressions about
linguistic theory entirely on the basis of cursory glances at conference announcements—a …

How attributive modification works in Japanese is becoming a hot topic in recent years. The
basic issue has been whether Japanese has the kind of adnominal modification structure …