Word: Journal of the International Linguistic Association

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  Año 1989, Vol. 40, Número 1-2. Dedicado a: Systems, structures, and discourse: Selected papers from the fifteenth international systemic congress

  • THEORY

    • Systemic models: unity, diversity and change

      Christopher S. Butler

      págs. 1-35

      

  • LANGUAGE, SOCIETY, AND EDUCATION

    • Semantics and social values

      Jay L. Lemke

      págs. 37-50

      

    • Attributing value to written text: Some implications for linguistics and interpretation

      Barbara Couture

      págs. 51-64

      

    • Textual systems: Their use in creation and miscalculation of social reality

      Jonathan Fine, Giampiero Bartolucci, Peter Szatmari

      págs. 65-79

      

    • Deafness and the social meaning of language: A systemic perspective

      S. Jacqueline Anderson

      págs. 81-97

      

    • Knowledge structures and academic discourse

      Bernard Mohan

      págs. 99-115

      

    • Applying functional grammar to teaching the writing of ESL

      Peter H. Ragan

      págs. 117-127

      

  • DISCOURSE, SYSTEMS AND STRUCTURES

    • Problems of modelling and applied issues within the framework of genre

      Eija Ventola

      págs. 129-161

      

    • Systemic choices and discourse processes

      Amy B. M. Tsui

      págs. 163-187

      

    • Exploring current issues in genre theory

      Betty T.R. Samraj

      págs. 189-200

      

  • TEXT STUDIES

    • Thematic selection and distribution in written discourse

      Gill Francis

      págs. 201-221

      

    • Towards a better measure of readability: Explanation of empirical performance results

      Leslie A. Olsen, Rod Johnson

      págs. 223-234

      

    • Cohesive chains and writing quality

      Agnes Weiyun Yang

      págs. 235-254

      

    • Prosodic and Non-Prosodic Cohesion in Speech and Writing

      Martin Davies

      págs. 255-262

      

  • COMPUTATIONAL ISSUES

    • Dynamic systemic-functional grammar: a new frontier

      John A. Bateman

      págs. 263-286

      

    • A computational logic test for complex system networks

      Michael Cummings

      págs. 287-296