Lynx: Panorámica de estudios lingüísticos

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  Año 1996, Número 5. Dedicado a: The Psychomechanics of language and Guillaumism

  • Introduction

    • The Psychomechanics of language and its various developments

      Francis Tollis

      págs. 7-23

      

  • The PM of language, yesterday and today

    • Linguistics and the dimensions of language: An overview of Gullaume's Theory

      W.H. Hirtle

      págs. 27-36

      

    • The comparative method in historical linguistics and the Psychomechanics of language

      R. Valin

      págs. 37-45

      

    • The conditions for the existence of a science of the mental processes of language

      R. Valin

      págs. 46-56

      

    • Guillaume and the science of language: Facts of discourse and facts of language

      D. O'Kelly

      págs. 57-68

      

    • The relation of non-finite forms to the other forms of the verb

      P.J. Duffley

      págs. 69-73

      

    • The internal syntax of the Eskimo Word

      R. Lowe

      págs. 74-99

      

  • From Guillaume to Guillaumism in linguistics

    • From Psychomechanics of language to analytical neurolinguistics

      Maurice Toussaint

      págs. 103-119

      

    • Fundamentals and applications of the distinction between semantic configurations and morpho-syntactic structure: (from GG to structurology and semantic syntax)

      K. Mantchev

      págs. 120-132

      

    • A dynamic theory of meaning actualization: Praxematic linguistics

      P. Siblot, J.M. Barbéris, J. Bres

      págs. 133-144

      

    • From Guillaume to a semiological approach to linguistics

      Maurice Molho, Marie-France Delport, Jean Claude Chevalier, Michel Launay, Y. Macchi

      págs. 145-153

      

    • Arbitrariness and non-arbitrariness in the historical evolution of languages

      Gilles Luquet

      págs. 154-157

      

  • From Guillaume to Guillaumism beyond linguistics

    • Psychomechanics and translation

      Marie-France Delport, G. Garnier

      págs. 161-167

      

    • Psychomechanics and the philosophical approach to language

      André Jacob

      págs. 168-173

      

    • Psychomechanics and genetic structuralism

      Ph. Geneste

      págs. 174-182

      

    • Psychomechanics and the pathology of language

      S. Sadek Khalil

      págs. 183-185