New Directions in Linguistics and Semiotics

• Preface. Linguistics at Rice University: The first two decades
  James E. Copeland | p. vii
• Introduction. On the aims of linguistics
  Sydney M. Lamb | p. 1
• Part one
• 1. Mellow Glory: See language steadily and see it whole
  Winfred P. Lehmann | p. 17
• 2. The uniqueness fallacy
  Charles F. Hockett | p. 35
• Part two
• 3. Liguistics in the university: The question of social accountability
  M.A.K. Halliday | p. 51
• 4. Lessons from american indian linguistics
  Mary R. Haas | p. 68
• Part three
• 5. Reshaping linguistics: context and content
  Robert E. Longacre | p. 79
• 6. The many linguistic functions of duration
  Ilse Lehiste | p. 96
• 7. Lexical semantics and text semantics
  Charles J. Fillmore | p. 123
• Part four
• 8. Linguistics, poetics, and the literary genres
  Edward Stankiewicz | p. 155
• 9. Subjects + Objects: The current state of visual semiotics
  Donald Preziosi | p. 179
• Part five
• 10. Symptom
  Thomas A. Sebeok | p. 211
• 11. Semiotics laws in linguistics and natural science
  Sebastian Shaumyan | p. 231
• Notes on contributors | p. 259
• Index | p. 265

Cited by two other publications

STEYN, JACQUES

1986. Quo vadis linguistics -- is there a future?* jacques steyn. South African Journal of Linguistics 4:1 ► pp. 56 ff.

Tucker, G. Richard

1984. Introductory Remarks. Annual Review of Applied Linguistics 5 ► pp. 1 ff.

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