Linguistics and Philosophy

• Preface | pp. iii–v
• Works of Rulon S. Wells | pp. vii–xii
• I. On the philosophy of language and general theoretical issues
• Innate capacity, know-how and use in language
  Robert A. Hall | pp. 3–9
• Language, cognition and linguistics
  Raimo Anttila | pp. 11–22
• Kuhnian paradigms as system of markedness conventions
  James D. McCawley | pp. 23–43
• Hierarchy in conceptual space
  John Robert Ross | pp. 45–53
• Imperfect models and their uses
  Fred J. Damerau | pp. 55–75
• Rask’s lecture on the philosophy of language
  William M. Christie | pp. 77–83
• Contrast
  John G. Fought | pp. 85–96
• II. Phonology
• Phonological “neutralization” in classical and stratificational theories
  David G. Lockwood | pp. 99–124
• III. Syntax and beyond
• Grammatical phrases and lexical phrases
  André Martinet | pp. 127–137
• On grammars of science
  Zellig S. Harris | pp. 139–148
• Constituency, dependency and applicative structure
  Sebastian Shaumyan | pp. 149–204
• Structure and function in syntactic analysis: Rulon Wells as a paleo-synthesiser of European and American syntax
  William J. Sullivan | pp. 205–222
• Come on Up
  Eldon G. Lytle | pp. 223–239
• Why “Junction” theory
  Jill E. Peterson-Boogaard | pp. 241–252
• Generalization and prediction of syntactic patterns in junction grammar
  Alan K. Melby | pp. 253–264
• ‘Activity’-‘ Accomplishment’-‘ Achievement’- A language that can’t say ‘I burned it but didn’t brun’ and one that can
  Yoshihiko Ikegami | pp. 265–304
• Positional tendencies of engllish ralative clauses as evidence for processing strategies
  Gary D. Prideaux | pp. 305–314
• IV. Historical and typological linguistics
• Knowlegde of the past
  Charles F. Hockett | pp. 317–341
• Lexical reconstruction and the semantic history hypothesis
  Isidore Dyen | pp. 343–391
• Hymonymy, heteroclysis, and history in the Japanese verb
  Roy Andrew Miller | pp. 393–418
• V. On diachronic and synchronic derivation
• Some characteristics of back-formation
  Henry M. Hoenigswald | pp. 421–425
• How to become a kwa language
  Kay Williamson | pp. 427–443
• Where do exclamations come from?
  Adam Makkai | pp. 445–469

Cited by 4 other publications

Kirsner, Robert S.

1991. Review of Rudzka-Ostyn (1988): Topics in cognitive linguistics. Studies in Language 15:1 ► pp. 149 ff.

Koerner, E. F. K.

1999. Select Bibliography of James D. McCawley's Writings. Historiographia Linguistica 26:3 ► pp. 262 ff.

Koerner, E. F. Konrad

1993. Zellig Sabbettai Harris. Historiographia Linguistica 20:2-3 ► pp. 509 ff.

McCawley, James D.

1990. The dark side of reason. Critical Review 4:3 ► pp. 377 ff.

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