Hard-Science Linguistics [Paperback]

Introduction (Victor H. Yngve)
Part I: Orientation to Hard-Science Linguistics1. The Depth Hypothesis and the New Hard-Science Linguistics (Victor H. Yngve)2. Issues in Hard-Science Linguistics (Victor H. Yngve)3. An Introduction to Hard-Science Linguistics (Victor H. Yngve)4. Rules of Order (Victor H. Yngve)
Part II: Reconstituting Phonetics-Phonology5. Towards a Physical Definition of the Vowel Systems of Languages (Laura L. Koenig, Long Island University and Haskins Laboratories)6. Articulatory Events are Given in Advance (Douglas N. Honorof, Haskins Laboratories)7. An Outline of Hard-Science Phonetics-Phonology (Victor H. Yngve)
Part III: In Search of Context8. Reconstituting Notions of Reference (Lara Burazer, University of Ljubljana)9. Reconstituting Austin's Verdictives (Bernard Paul Sypniewski, Rowan University, New Jersey)10. Analysis of a Business Negotiation (Mojca Schlamberger Brezar, University of Ljubljana)11. Lottery Betting (Bernard Paul Sypniewski)
Part IV: Variational and Historical Linguistics12. Moving a Classic Applied Linguistics Study into the Real World (Douglas W. Coleman, University of Toledo)13. Describing Frisian Communities in Terms of Human Linguistics (Elzbieta Wasik, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland)14. Mayday or M'aider: A Call for Help in Understanding Linguistic Change (Janusz Malak, Opole University, Poland)15. Linguistic Change as Changes in Linkages: Fifteenth-Century English (Carl Mills, University of Cincinnati)
Part V: Social and Psychological Issues16. The Victorian Stereotype of an Irishman (Anna Cislo, University of Wroclaw, Poland)17. Needs as Expressed in Educational Discourse on the Basis of Textbooks in Linguistics (Piotr Czajka, University of Wroclaw, Poland)
Part VI: Practical Applications18. The Question of Translation (Martina Ozbot, University of Ljubljana)19. Communicating Scientific Experiments in Journal Articles (W. John Hutchins, retired from Univerlı