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Johansen, Jorgen Dines and Harly Sonde, eds. 1986. Pragmatics and linguistics: Festschrift for Jacob L.Mey. Odense UP. 248 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English

Articles in this volume

Andersen, Peter Bogh and Berit Holmqvist. A toolbox for analyzing work language. 3–22
Basboll, Hans. A note on phonological contrast. 23–30
Bergsland, Knut. An exceptional innovation. 31–35
Boguslawski, Andrzej. Know if and know that. 37–48
Caffi, Claudia. Writing letters. 49–57
Coulmas, Florian. Japanese words - Tango sènza cliché. 59–68
Dolitsky, Marlene. Black humor. 69–77
Haberland, Hartmut. Jacob Grimm on the Germanic generic second person singular pronoun. 79–84
Hajičová, Eva. Focussing in linguistics and in AI. 85–93
Johansen, Jorgen Dines. Sign concept, meaning, and the study of literature. 95–102
Kasher, Asa. Politeness and rationality. 103–114
Mayoh, Brian. Natural language = Formal language? 115–128
Oim, Haldur. Where do communicative acts come from? 129–135
Pateman, Trevor. What is English if not a language? 137–1403
Polomé, Edgar C. A few notes on Dutch terms of Indian origin. 141–150
Quasthoff, Uta M. Narrative discourse patterns as a matter of perspective. 151–162
Quortrup, Lars. The renaissance of pragmatics, and beyond. 163–172
Sbisà, Marina. Some remarks an women's language. 173–178
Schooneveld, C.H. van. Is the vocative a case? 179–186
Sebeok, Thomas A. Origin of language. 187–195
Sgall, Peter. Czech: A crux sociolinguistarum. 197–206
Sonne, Harly and Bent Rosenbaum. The eye of the pupil: Psychanalysis in the classroom. 207–213
Trömel-Plötz, Senta. `Es is nicht meine Haut.' - Die Unfähigkeit Rudolf Augsteins, den Feminismus zu Verstehen. 215–242