1999 Vol. 29

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Vol. 29 No. 1

Title	Author	Genre
Observations on the Relationship Between the Earlier Rhapsodies and the Thoughts in the Warring States Period	Sherman Chu	Article
The Historical Context of the Writing of the Pao-p’u Tzu Nei-p’ien : The Religious and Social Meanings of Ko Hung’s Beliefs of Hsien-immortals	Chin-tim Lai	Article
The Two Research Opinions in Libai’s Poem from the True-false Controversies of “Zhenjia Ge”	Chin-sung Chian	Article
Yen Fu’s Understanding of The Wealth of Nations	Cheng-chung Lai	Article

Vol. 29 No.2.

Title	Author	Genre
The Notion of Shih ( 勢 ) in the Military school of Ancient China.	Ruei-rong Lu	Article
The Group of Court Poets during Emperor T’ai-tsung’ s Reign: the Beginning of T’ang Poetry	Jin-hua Jia	Article
The Construction and Development of the Yang-ming School	Miaw-fen Lu	Article
The Southern Dialects of Shan-Xi: a ‘Qu-centrality’ Mode of Ru-sheng Transitions Deduced from Diachronic Information Surfacing in Contemporary Data	Chung-yu Chen	Article

Vol. 29 No. 3

Title	Author	Genre
The “China” in the Age of Globalized Discursive Production	Yiu-wai Chu	Article
Observations on the Accomplishments of Yang Hsiung’ s Five Rhaposodies and his Aesthetic of Writings	Sherman Chu	Article
Why the Yong-ming Movement of Tonal Euphony Developed toward Regulatedness within a Poetical Line	Feng-yu Shih	Article
Critical Han Learning and Han Learning Criticized: Chang Tai-yen’s Reflections on Kao-cheng Learning and Interpretations of Tai Chen’ s Han Learning	Eugene W. Chiu	Article

Vol. 29 No. 4

Title	Author	Genre
Finiteness and Null Arguments in Child Cantonese	Thomas Hun-tak Lee	Article
A Typological Study of Causatives in Taiwanese Southern Min	Chin-fa Lien	Article
Chinese Passives in Comparative Perspective	C.-T. James Huang	Article
“To Be a Woman Is Extremely Bothersome!”: How Young Chinese Women Talk About Their Predicaments	Sai-hua Kuo	Article
Mora and Taiwanese Syllable Structure	Raung-fu Chung	Article
The Changing Forces and Their Interaction in the Meaning of Some Taiwanese Function Words	Robert L. Cheng	Article

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