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Part 1 Prague School functionalism: functionalism versus formalism ineast and west, Robert de Beaugrande; centre and periphery, delicacy and fuzz,Nils Erik Enkvist; Karl Buehler's field theory in the light of the currentinterest in pragmatics, Paul L. Garvin; Vilem Mathesius as one of theforerunners of modern textological research, Josef Vachek. Part 2 Functionalsentence perspective and thematic progressions: "I'm sorry, I'll read thatagain" - information structure in writing, Martin Davies; functional sentenceperspective within a model of natural textlinguistics, Wolfgang U. Dressler;on thematic configurations in texts - orientation and goals, Anna Duszak;substantiating Danes's view of givenness as a graded phenomenon, Jan Firbas;is there implicit inclusion of preceding predicates in anaphorics of nominalsor pronominals?, Roland Harweg; discourse as determinacy, Philip A.Luelsdorff; some aspects of the syntactic and semantic text-composition - thetopic - comment structure of initial text sentences from a semiotictextological point of view, Janos Sandor Petofi; functional sentenceperspective in modern and old Javanese, Eugenius M. Uhlenbeck. Part 3 Textand discourse: discontinuity in texts, Maria-Elisabeth Conte; voices onintention and interpretation - on "The Czech Dreambook" by Ludvik Vaculik,Svetla Cmejrkova; on the means of expressing vagueness and uncertainty inCzech discourse, Jana Hoffmannova; repetition and variation as stylisticprinciples of a text structure, Jiri Kraus; on mutual transformations betweenspoken and written text, Olga Mullerova; "passive" moves in argumentation,Sorin Stati; e-mail as a new subvariety of medium and its effects upon themessage, Ludmila Uhlirova; from syntax to text - problems in producingscientific abstracts in L2, Eija Ventola. Part 4 Grammar and semantics: noteson the functions of grammatical units in language system and in discourse,Alexandr Bondarko; sentential complementation and truth, Andrzej Boguslawski;simultaneous encoding of morpho-syntactic and textual features in oralnarrative prose, Hansjakob Seiler; acceptability and the scope of grammar,Frantisek Sticha; on relative pronouns in Czech and German (jenz - ktery, der- welcher), Miroslav Komarek; constructions with verbs and abstract nouns inCzech (analytical predicates), Eva Machackova; potential valency componentsfrom the point of view of historical lexicography, Igor Nemec.