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Indirect passives and relational nouns (II)

open access: yesIndirect passives and relational nouns (II)
As was argued in the preceding paper ([Iida, 2012]), typically a new argument is introduced as “indirect theme” in Japanese indirect passive. In order to explicate the nature of a relation between the newly introduced argument and the old arguments, we undertake a systematic study of relational nouns in Japanese.
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The effect of relational priming on young children's interpretation of noun-noun compounds

open access: yes, 2010
Abstract: When interpreting noun-noun combinations, such as dog scarf, one must distinguish a plausible relationship between the two nouns. Usually there are several relations that could reasonably be used, resulting in the intended meaning of the noun-noun compound being ambiguous.
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Re-visioning intercultural relational empathy. [PDF]

open access: yesAdv Health Sci Educ Theory Pract
Eichbaum Q, Bleakley A.
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