CONTENTS: I. TOWARDS A THEORY OF COORDINATION: SOME BASIC ASSUMPTIONS 1. Raw Material and Definition of Coordination/ 2. Characteristics of Coordination/ 3. Aspects of Conjoining/ 4. Where Are the Limits to the Scope of a Linguistic Description of the Semantics of Coordination?/ 5. The Structure of the Proposed Theory of the Semantics of Coordination. II. RELATIONS BETWEEN CONJUNCT-MEANINGS 1. Distinctness of Conjunct-Meanings/ 2. Semantic Inclusion of Conjunct-Meanings/ 3. Incompatibility Between Conjunct-Meanings. III. OUTLINE OF THE SEMANTICS OF COORDINATE CONJOINING 1. Logical Characterization of Coordinate Conjoinings/ 2. Linguistic Interpretation of the Logical Characterization of Coordinate Conjoinings/ 3. Some Properties of the Connectors "but" and "for"/ 4. Survey of Connector-Meanings. IV. COORDINATE STRUCTURES WITH MODAL VERBS 1. The Raw Material/ 2. Coordinate Conjoinings with Modal Verbs. V. DISCUSSING AND EXTENDING THE NOTION 'COMMON INTEGRATOR' 1. 'Common Integrator' in Comparison to Related Concepts/ 2. Common Integrator in Word Formation/ 3. Common Integrator in Other Connections. VI. SOME APPLICATIONS 1. Exemplification as a Stylistic Device ...