著者紹介

目次

Introduction 1; Robert S. Kirsner; Part I: Cognitive Grammar; 1. Form,meaning, and behavior 21; Ronald W. Langacker; 2. Cataphoric pronouns asmental space designators 61; Michael B. Smith; Part II: Theoretical issues inclassical sign-based linguistics; 3. Monosemy, homonymy and polysemy* 93;Wallis Reid; 4. On the relationship between form and grammatical meaning inthe linguistic sign 131; Mark J. Elson; 5. Revisiting the gap between meaningand message 155; Joseph Davis; Part III: Analyses on the level of the classiclinguistic sign; 6. The givenness of background 177; Zhuo Jin; 7. Therelevance of relevance in linguistic analysis 205; Bob de Jonge; 8. Asign-based analysis of English pronouns in conjoined expressions 219; NancyStern; 9. Semantic oppositions in the Hebrew verb system 235; Noah Oron andYishai Tobin; 10. Grammaticization of 'to' and 'away' 261; KumikoIchihashi-Nakayama; Part IV: Below and above the level of the sign; 11.Interaction of physiology and communication in the make-up and distributionof stops in Lucknow Urdu 277; Shabana Hameed; 12. Between phonology andlexicon 289; Yishai Tobin; 13. Length of the extra-information phrase as apredictor of word order 325; Ricardo Otheguy, Betsy Rodriguez-Bachiller, andEulalia Canals; 14. Word-order variation in spoken Spanish in constructionswith a verb, a direct object, and an adverb 341; Francisco Ocampo; 15.Estrategias discursivas como parametros para el analisis linguistico 361;Angelita Martinez; Index 381