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SEMANTICS OF JAPANESE PURPOSE EXPRESSIONS

The two types of purpose expressions (henceforth PEs) in Japanese, whose surface forms may schematically be represented as in (1) and (2) below (Si and 82 signifying the matrix and purpose clauses respectively), offer an interesting case study of the ways in which both the predicate types within the context of 82 and the identity factor of the subjects involved, contribute to the specification of the two senses of purpose.*