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Consonants in Pashto
Get PDFPashto is an Eastern-Iranian language in which the native speaker is mainly seen in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The sound system of the Pashto language consists of a rich consonant inventory. The paper provides a brief description and analysis of the consonant system of the Pashto language based on the Swadesh list in which the data was collected from a male native speaker of Pashto. First, we make a comparison between the consonant system of our findings and three previous research, being David and Brugman (2014), Shafeev (1964), and Robson and Tegey (2012), observing the descriptive difference between each research. Following this, in the discussion section, we analyze some of the features in Pashto, which being the labial fricative, lateral approximant, allophone, and consonant length. The allophone section consists of the rhotic sounds and velar nasals.departmental bulletin pape
„Friedrich der Große und Musiker“ II. Der von Johann Adam Hiller verfasste Lebenslauf Carl Heinrich Grauns (1784) : Mit der übersetzten Vorstellung des von Christoph Henzel zur Enzyklopädie Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart hinsichtlich musikhistorischer Würdigung von den Brüdern Graun beigetragenen Artikels
Get PDFクリストフ・ヘンツェル氏による音楽事典記事およびその原注が含まれる範囲（130-146頁）は、当該事典を出版しているベーレンライター社との契約に基づき、オンライン公開はされません。当該部分にご関心のある方は冊子版をご覧ください。departmental bulletin pape
Domestic Debate on the Death Penalty in Contemporary Japan: Voices of the Public Reconsidered
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Okinawa：Japan’s Prefecture That Keeps Saying NO
Get PDFGavan McCormack here explores matters raised in his 2018 book with Satoko
Oka Norimatsu (Resistant Islands: Okinawa Confronts Japan and the United States,
2nd edition), outlines recent judicial, political, diplomatic and ecological
developments with a bearing on the "Okinawa problem," and considers the tactics
and strategy employed in the long-running contest by Okinawa's social movements
on the one hand and the Japanese state on the other. The text that follows is a
slightly revised version of the invited lecture he delivered at International Christian
University in Tokyo on 11 November 2019. A postscript includes three documents,
dating from 1947, 1951, and 1971, that dramatically illustrate the deep-rooted and
multi-dimensional quality of the “Okinawa problem.”departmental bulletin pape
