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Part 1 Theory: relations and functions within and around language - thesystemic-functional tradition, Michael Gregory; ideology, intertextuality andthe communication of science, Jay L. Lemke; interpersonal meaning and thediscursive construction of action, attitudes and values, Paul J. Thibault;the flow of information in a written English text, Peter H. Fries;intrastratal and interstratal relations in language and their functions,David G. Lockwood; linguistics from a semiotician's perspective, TerryThreadgold. Part 2 Application: memory and dicourse, Stephen A. Tyler;highlighting in stratificational-cognitive linguistics, David G. Lockwood;interpreting discourse, Sydney Lamb; prosody and emotion in a sample of realspeech, Wallace Chafe; phasal analysis within communication linguistics -twocontrastive discourses, Michael Gregory; some aspects of coherence in aconversation, Peter H. Fries; lexical cohesion, field and genre - parcellingexperience and discourse goals, James R. Martin.