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Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- FOREWORD / Wettstein, A. Arnold -- PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION -- I. DELIBERATION -- II. THE LANGUAGE OF REASON-I -- III. THE LANGUAGE OF REASON-II -- IV. FACTUAL DISCOURSE -- V. MORAL DISCOURSE -- VI. PHILOSOPHICAL FALLACIES -- VII. REASON -- VIII. CONCLUSIONS AND APPLICATIONS -- APPENDIX I. A BAYESIAN MODEL OF COMMON-SENSE DELIBERATION -- APPENDIX II. LINGUISTIC FORCES AND THEIR RELATIONS -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX OF NAMES -- INDEX OF SUBJECTS

Frontmatter -- TABLE DES MATIÈRES -- REMERCIEMENTS -- ABRÉVIATIONS ET SIGNES USUELS -- INTRODUCTION -- I. ANALYSE DE TEXTES -- II. STRUCTURES DU CONTENU EN PRÉSENCE -- III. LE NARRATEUR (ET LE LECTEUR) -- IV. LOGIQUE ET RÉCIT -- V. STYLISTIQUE ET RÉCIT -- CONCLUSION -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- Backmatter

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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Foreword / Morris, Charles -- 1. Rationality as an Anthropological Problem -- 2. Mead's Approach to the Problem of Rationality -- 3. Conditions of Rationality -- 4. Rationality as Man's Vocation -- Appendix A. Mead's Social, Functional Concept of Consciousness -- Bibliography -- Index of Names

Frontmatter -- VORWORT -- INHALT -- 1. Probleme der Methodologie in der Literaturwissenschaft -- 2. Zur Frage der Einfachen Form und des Sprichworts - Forschungslage und methodologische Voraussetzungen -- 3. Die Tiefenstruktur und einige allgemeine grammatische Bestimmungen der Sprichwörter -- 4. Exkurs über semantische, pragmatische und stilistische Fragen -- 5. Rhetorische Transformationen -- 6. Der poetische Kode -- Bibliographie -- Liste der im Text angegebenen Regeln -- Namenregister -- Sachregister

Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables -- Foreword -- Preface -- PART ONE. Books of Medical Instruction -- Section I. Introduction -- Section II. Eight Books of Medical Instruction -- PART TWO: A Semiotic Comparison of Textbooks of Medicine and Popular Home Medical Books -- Section I. Explanation of Technical Terms and Methods of Analysis -- Section II. Semiotic Analyses of the Segments -- PART THREE: Conclusions -- Section I. Differences in Form -- Section II. Differences in Contents -- PART FOUR: Appendices and Bibliography -- Appendix A. 'Genealogies' of Books of Medical Instruction -- Appendix B. Critical Reviews of Books of Medical Instruction -- Appendix C. Biographical Data on Editors or Authors of Books of Medical Instruction -- Appendix D. Other Books in Print by Editors or Authors of Books of Medical Instruction -- Appendix E. Osier's The Principles and Practice of Medicine: Some Historical Perspectives -- Appendix F. Key Headings in Two Books Devoted to the Topic of Diabetes Mellitus -- Appendix G. Communications from Textbook Editors -- Bibliography -- Index -- Backmatter

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Note on Translation and Transliteration -- Chapter One. Introducing a name-sign -- Chapter Two. Name and heroic meaning -- Chapter Three. Onomastic progression -- Chapter Four. Hero, myth and name -- Chapter Five. Name, desire and point of view -- Chapter Six. Name, death, and temporal anxiety -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Subject Index

Frontmatter -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- Contents -- Part one: Presuppositions: The Map and the Legend -- Part two: Reclamation of the Indeterminate Ground -- Part three: Statements on 'Restatements': Conflicts and Agon in Legal Realism -- Part four: Powers of Legal Persons: Issues in Conflict of Laws -- Part five: Toward an 'Esthetics' of Praxis: Freedom as Peirce's Philosophical Gold -- Afterword: The Grin of the Cheshire Cat and the Triumph of Utterable Chaos -- Notes -- References -- Index -- Backmatter

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter one: The reading of time -- Chapter two: Secondness -- Chapter three: Thirdness -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index of names -- Index of subjects

Frontmatter -- List of Propositions -- List of Corollaries -- List of Definitions -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Introduction -- PART 1: "SYMBOL SYSTEMS" IN TEXTS -- PART 2: CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS AND "SUBLANGUAGES" BEHIND TEXTS -- PART 3: HOW WE PERCEIVE TEXTS: STEPS TOWARD AN ALTERNATIVE MODEL -- PART 4: TOWARD A FORMAL MODEL OF TEXTS -- Postscript -- APPENDIX I: Toward a Typology of More-or-Less "Incommensurable" Systems -- APPENDIX II: Metaphor and Metonymy -- APPENDIX III: Catastrophe Theory -- References -- Index

Frontmatter -- TABLE DES MATIÈRES -- I. Introduction -- II. Aspects généraux structuraux du mythe dans le Rgveda -- III. La sémiologie de l'univers védique (loka -- IV. L'ASPECT RITUEL DE LA COSMOGONIE VÉDIQUE -- V. LA LOGIQUE ÉQUATIONNELLE DU MYTHE VÉDIQUE EN ACTION -- VI. Quelques éléments de l'univers védique en voie de réintégration: le mythe de référence transformé -- VII. Une dernière transformation du mythe de référence: le monde védique vu en son intégrité -- VIII. Pour un bilan -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- INDEX LOCORUM -- Backmatter

Frontmatter -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part One: Sign -- Part Two : Self -- Part Three: Desire -- References

Frontmatter -- AVERTISSEMENT -- TABLE -- 1. THÉORIE DU TEXTE: OBJET, PROJET, CLAUSES -- 2. POSITION DE NARRATION -- 3. FONCTIONNEMENT DE NARRATION -- 4. PRODUCTION DE NARRATION -- BIBLIOGRAPHIE -- INDEX -- Backmatter

i-iv -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. Iconography, symbolism and writing at the dawn of civilization - Old Europe from the seventh to the fourth millennia B.C. -- 2. The organizing principles of Old European writing - Motivated and arbitrary symbols and their affinity with the mythical symbolism -- 3. Writing from Old Europe to ancient Crete - A case of cultural continuity -- 4. Literacy in ancient Crete - On the social functions of linear and hieroglyphic writing -- 5. The Cretan legacy in the East: Writing systems in the multilingual society of ancient Cyprus -- 6. The spread of European writing beyond ancient Cyprus - The influence of Aegean and Cypriot literacy in Asia Minor and the Near East -- 7. On the three ways of writing the oldest literary language in the world: Greek -- 8. The impact of Aegean culture on the western periphery - The case of the Lipari script and the role of Etruscan writing in Italy -- Conclusion: Giving profile to a new paradigm for research into antiquity -- Bibliography -- Illustrations, figures, tables and maps -- Index

Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- I. PERFORMANCE -- BREAKTHROUGH INTO PERFORMANCE -- ORAL SERMONS AND ORAL NARRATIVE -- II. PERFORMANCE AND COMMUNICATION -- A PARABLE IN CONTEXT: A SOCIAL INTERACTIONAL ANALYSIS OF STORYTELLING PERFORMANCE -- FILIPINO-AMERICAN EROTICA AND THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF A FOLKLORIC EVENT -- THE TALE-SINGER AND HIS AUDIENCE -- III. TRANSMISSION AND COMMUNICATION -- THE HYPOTHESIS OF MULTI-CONDUIT TRANSMISSION IN FOLKLORE -- IV. COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF FOLKLORIC COMMUNICATION -- QUAKER FOLK-LINGUISTICS AND FOLKLORE -- FOLKLORE, WORLDVIEW, AND COMMUNICATION -- FOLKLORE AND COMMUNICATION ON ST. VINCENT -- INDEX -- Backmatter