From Sign to Text

• Contributors | p. xi
• Introduction | p. 1
• English section
• I. Sign:Context:Text in linguistic analysis
• Why speech seems ungrammatical
  Flora Klein-Andreu | p. 25
• On the role of form in going from sign to text and from text to understanding
  Elsa M. Lattey | p. 45
• Space, time, and point-of-view in the Modern Hebrew verb
  Yishai Tobin | p. 61
• Verbal aspects and scripts: An example of interaction between grammatical meanings and cognitive models
  Volkmar Lehmann | p. 93
• Syntagmatic relations and paradigms: Tenses and moods in ancient Greek verbal structure. A semantic analysis of the ancient Greek verb system
  Cornelis H. van Schooneveld | p. 99
• A study in linguistic sign theory: The suffix -K-A/-KA in modern Russian
  Edna Andrews | p. 123
• The challenge of polysemy
  Walter Hirtle | p. 135
• Signs from a growing (creole) language
  Florimon C.M. van Putte | p. 143
• Does sign-oriented linguistics have a future? On sign, text, and the falsifiability of theoretical constructs
  Robert S. Kirsner | p. 161
• II. The text as sign in literature
• The sheep in wolf’s clothing: Thoughts on modern variations of an ancient fable
  Marketa Goetz-Stankiewicz | p. 181
• Švejk Don Quixote Jesus Christ
  Hana Arie-Gaifman | p. 191
• The Agnonian text: A study in polaric semiology
  Edna Aphek and Yishai Tobin | p. 215
• Open reading of a closed text: Zúñiga’s “Puertas abiertas, puertas cerradas”
  Elena Reina Carmona and Erica C. García | p. 235
• III. From sign to text in specific text genres
• From sign to text in mathematical discourse
  Josh Ard | p. 255
• Speaker’s of commitment and involvement in discourse
  Tamar Katriel and Marcelo Dascal | p. 275
• The sign, its addresser and addressee: Aspects of legal and liturgical texts
  Dennis Kurzon | p. 297
• The text as referent: an examination of purim torah
  Zelda Kahan-Newman | p. 307
• From text to sign: exploring translation strategies
  Mary Snell-Hornby | p. 317
• IV. Signs of deviance in texts
• Normal–deviant–disturbed? The socio-psychological theory of text planning
  Ruth Wodak | p. 333
• On transcribing junkie voices
  Charles D. Kaplan | p. 355
• Denial and violence: Signs of a historical context. A comparison of story-telling in two right-extremist youth groups
  Lena Inowlocki | p. 365
• Deviance in the intonation patterns: A contrastive study of the normal hearing vs. hearing impaired Hebrew speaking Israeli children
  Yael Frank | p. 383
• Ethnographic discrepancies in the aesthetic of the Marshfield Paper Boys’ voice disguise
  Simon Lichman | p. 393
• French section
• Du signe au texte en linguistique, litterature et dans les arts
• I. Le signe linguistique
• Communication: “Le genre des noms de villes comme signe linguistique”
  Susanne Feigenbaum | p. 407
• Le signe idiomatique et la production textuelle
  Gertrud Gréciano | p. 415
• Quand le texte ne fait plus signe. Problemes du Francais de France et de l’atlas de l’île-de-France
  Marie-Rose Simoni-Aurembou | p. 425
• Méthodes et problèmes de la lexicologie comparée appliquée a la traduction
  Reiner Arntz | p. 439
• Relativation et conditions d’énonciation: Remarques a propos de certaines relatives “marginales”
  Michel Pierrard | p. 453
• II. Le texte communicatif
• Entre sens et non-sens dans une perspective textuelle
  Enrico Arcaini | p. 471
• “Le sens propre du figure”: Questions sur la “texture” linguistique de l’humour
  Marlena Braester | p. 489
• A la recherche d’une stéganographie dans l’oeuvre romanesque de XVIIe siècle
  Ilana Zinguer | p. 497
• L’image-porche ou la première page enluminée dans les romans médiévaux
  Martine Dauzier | p. 509
• Les marques de l’énonciation dans le vitrail chartrain
  Jean-Paul Deremble | p. 519
• Name index | p. 529
• Subject index | p. 537

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