@article{oai:nias.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000288,
 author = {田中, 真一 and 上野, 誠司},
 issue = {1・2合併},
 journal = {長崎総合科学大学紀要, The Bulletin of Nagasaki Institute of Applied Science},
 month = {Dec},
 note = {The present paper discusses the interaction between the semantic properties and the pitch patterns in prefixation in Tokyo Japanese, with particular reference to the Sino-Japanese prefixes kyuu- 'old' and shin- 'new'. In nominal compounding in Tokyo Japanese (N1+N2→〉N₁N₂), as is well known, the sec­ond element (N₂) determines the accent pattern of the entire word (N₁N₂). In prefixation, on the other hand, this rule does not always apply. Some [prefix + noun] structures involving kyuu- or some other prefixes do not follow the rule, showing exceptional accent patterns. Analyzing 203 examples, we dem­onstrate that the exceptional accent patterns pertaining to those prefixed nouns are motivated by the se­mantic properties of the prefixes and the base nouns. It is also claimed that the prefixed nouns are simi­lar to noun phrases in certain respects, and that especially the structure [kyuu- +noun] has both word-like and phrase-like phonological properties.},
 pages = {203--210},
 title = {漢語接頭辞「旧」と「新」:その意味論と音韻論},
 volume = {42},
 year = {2001},
 yomi = {タナカ, シンイチ and ウエノ, セイジ}
}