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Part 1 Functional approaches to the structure of language - theory andpractice: A - cognitive approaches - theory: valence and phraseology instratificational linguistics, Ernst-August Muller; a neural network model oflanguage production, William M. Christie, from reticula to trees - acomputerizable model of transduction from semiology to lexology, Earl M.Herrick; neurological evidence for the existence of an autonomous lexicon,Tim Pulju; luminous loci in lex-eco-memory -toward a pragmo-ecologicalresolution of the metaphysical debate concerning the reality orfictitiousness of words, Adam Makkai; the logic of anataxis, William J.Sullivan; the dilemma of the Welsh sentence particle - empiricism instratificational linguistics, Toby D. Griffen; B - related approaches -theory: the development of adequate formulation in linguistics, Winfred P.Lehmann; parsing with a chart and its efficiency, Chang In Lee; language ashuman action, Jonathan J. Webster; some hermeneutic observations ontextlinguistics and text theory in the humanities, Robert E. Longacre; theschemata for motion and action - a typological consideration, YoshihikoIkegami; the iconicity of consonant alternation, Roger W. Wescott; C.Functional language description: grammar and daily life - concurrence andcomplementarity, M.A.K. Halliday; translation and text-analysis, KatharinaBarbe; cognitive networks in conversation, Cynthia Ford Meyer; somestratificational insights concerning the English noun phrase, David G.Lockwood; some peculiar adjectives in the English nominal group, Peter H.Fries; the ist- prefix in Alabama, Heather K. Hardy, Philip W. Davis;attention to microspace - plotting the connections of a cultural theme, JohnRegan et al; toward Kawaiisu poetics, Dell Hymes; the effect of rate ofspeech on laryngeal timing in medial stops in Mongolian, Henry Rogers. Part 2Functional approaches to the history of language and linguistics: A -language change - general studies: change - linguistic and societal, RobertAusterlitz; from first to second person - the history of Amerind *k(1),Joseph H. Greenberg; the grammaticalization of lexicalized manual gesture inTarahumara, James E. Copeland; investigating syntactic change throughsynchronic textual comparison - a case study, David C. Bennett; the ablautsof 1, Carleton T. Hodge; B - language change - lexicon and culture - notes onhispanisms - California, william Bright, slang and lexicography, Connie Eble;on sugar, sumac and sewers, F.W. Householder; why kaka and aya?, MerrittRuhlen; c -history of linguistics and culture - medieval views on the worldand nature, Edgard C. Polome. (Part contents).