Functional Approaches to Language, Culture and Cognition

1. Introduction (by Copeland, James E.); 2. Biographical Sketch of Sydney MacDonald Lamb (by Lockwood, David G.); 3. Published Works of Sydney M. Lamb (by Lockwood, David G.); 4. Part I. Functional Approaches to the Structure of Language: Theory and Practice; 5. A. Cognitive Approaches: Theory; 6. 1. Valence and Phraseology in Stratificational Linguistics (by Muller, Ernst-August); 7. 2. A Neural Network Model of Language Production (by Christie, Jr., William M.); 8. 3. From Reticula to Trees: A Computerizable Model of Transduction from Semology to Lexology (by Herrick, Earl M.); 9. 4. Neurological Evidence for the Existence of an Autonomous Lexicon (by Pulju, Tim); 10. 5. Luminous Loci in Lex-Eco-Memory: Toward a Pragmo-Ecological Resolution of the Metaphysical Debate Concerning the Reality or Fictitiousness of Words (by Makkai, Adam); 11. 6. The Logic of Anataxis (by Sullivan, William J.); 12. 7. The Dilemma of the Welsh Sentence Particle: Empiricism in Stratificational Linguistics (by Griffen, Toby D.); 13. B. Related Approaches: Theory; 14. 8. The Development of Adequate Formalism in Linguistics (by Lehmann, Winfred P.); 15. 9. Parsing with a Chart and its Efficiency (by Lee, Chang-In); 16. 10. Language as Human Action (by Webster, Jonathan J.); 17. 11. Some Hermeneutic Observations on Textlinguistics and Text Theory in the Humanities (by Longacre, Robert E.); 18. 12. The Schemata for Motion and Action: A Typological Consideration (by Ikegami, Yoshihiko); 19. 13. The Iconicity of Consonant Alternation (by Wescott, Roger W.); 20. C. Functional Language Description; 21. 14. Grammar and Daily Life: Concurrence and Complementarity (by Halliday, M.A.K.); 22. 15. Translation and Text-Analysis (by Barbe, Katharina); 23. 16. Cognitive Networks in Conversation (by Meyer, Cynthia Ford); 24. 17. Some Stratificational Insights Concerning the English Noun Phrase (by Lockwood, David G.); 25. 18. Some Peculiar Adjectives in the English Nominal Group (by Fries, Peter H.); 26. 19. The ist- Prefix in Alabama (by Hardy, Heather K.); 27. 20. Attention to Microspace: Plotting the Connections of a Cultural Theme (by Regan, John); 28. 21. Toward Kawaiisu Poetics (by Hymes, Dell H.); 29. 22. The Effect of Rate of Speech on Laryngeal Timing in Medial Stops in Mongolian (by Rogers, Henry); 30. Part II. Functional Approaches to the History of Language and Linguistics; 31. A. Language Change: General Studies; 32. 23. Change - Linguistic and Societal (by Austerlitz, Robert); 33. 24. From First to Second Person: The History of Amerind *k(i) (by Greenberg, Joseph H.); 34. 25. The Grammaticalization of Lexicalized Manual Gesture in Tarahumara (by Copeland, James E.); 35. 26. Investigating Syntactic Change through Synchronic Textual Comparison: A Case Study (by Bennett, David C.); 36. 27. The Ablauts of l (by Hodge, Carleton T.); 37. B. Language Change: Lexicon and Culture; 38. 28. Notes On Hispanisms: California (by Bright, William); 39. 29. Slang and Lexicography (by Eble, Connie); 40. 30. On Sugar, Sumac and Sewers (by Householder, Fred W.); 41. 31. Why Kaka and Aya? (by Ruhlen, Merritt); 42. C. History of Linguistics and Culture; 43. 32. Medieval Views on the World and Nature (by Polome, Edgar C.); 44. 33. Linguistics in India: Past and Future (by Emeneau, Murray B.); 45. 34. Some Reflections of Vico in Semiotics (by Sebeok, Thomas A.); 46. 35. The Forerunners of Scientific Phonology: Diacritical Marks and Other Reforms in Orthography (by Levin, Saul); 47. 36. Early MT Research at M.I.T.: The Search for Context (by Yngve, Victor H.); 48. Index