Advances in Functional Linguistics: Columbia School beyond its origins

1. List of Contributors 2. Introduction: Consistency and Change in Columbia School Linguistics (by Davis, Joseph) 3. Linguistic Theory 4. Columbia School and Saussure's langue (by Reid, Wallis) 5. Diver's Theory (by Huffman, Alan) 6. Phonology 7. Phonology as human behavior: Inflectional systems in English (by Tobin, Yishai) 8. Phonological processes of Japanese based on the theory of phonology as human behavior (by Tobin, Yishai) 9. Phonology as human behavior: A combinatory phonology of Byelorussian (by Dreer, Igor) 10. Phonology as human behavior: The case of Peninsular Spanish (by Dekker, Adriaan) 11. Functional motivations for the sound patterns of English non-lexical Interjections (by Joue, Gina) 12. Phonology without the phoneme (by Davis, Joseph) 13. Grammar and lexicon 14. Tell me about yourself: A unified account of English-self pronouns (by Stern, Nancy) 15. Se without deixis (by Gorup, Radmila J.) 16. The difference between zero and nothing: Swahili noun class prefixes 5 and 9/10 (by Contini-Morava, Ellen) 17. A semantic analysis of Swahili suffix li (by Leonard, Robert A.) 18. The structure of the Japanese inferential system: A functional analysis of daroo, rashii, soo-da, and yooda (by Riggs, Hidemi Sugi) 19. Structuring cues of conjunctive yet, but, and still: A monosemic approach (by Crupi, Charlene) 20. Beyond Language 21. The case for articulatory gestures - not sounds - as the physical embodiment of speech signs (by Eccardt, Thomas) 22. Meaning in nonlinguistic systems: Observations, remarks, and hypotheses on food, architecture, and honor in Kenya (by Leonard, Robert A.) 23. Index of names 24. Subject index

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