Michael Cummings is Professor of English at York University in Canada. Peter H. Fries is Professor of English and Linguistics at Central Michigan University. David G. Lockwood is Professor of Linguistics at Michigan State University, USA. He is co-editor, with Michael Cummings, Peter H. Fries and William Spruiell, of Relations and Functions within and around Language (Continuum, 2001).

• Part 1. Theory. Michael Gregory: Relations and Functions within and around Language: The Systemic-functional Tradition. Jay L. Lemke: Ideology, Intertextuality and the Communication of Science. Paul J. Thibault: Interpersonal Meaning and the Discursive Construction of Action, Attitudes and Values. Peter H. Fries: The Flow of Information in a Written English Text. David G. Lockwood: Intrastratal and Interstratal Relations in Language and their Functions. Terry Threadgold: Linguistics from a Semiotician's Perspective. Part 2. Application. Stephen A. Tyler: Memory and Discourse. David G. Lockwood: Highlighting in Stratificational-Cognitive Linguistics. Sydney Lamb: Interpreting Discourse. Wallace Chafe: Prosody and Emotion in a Sample of Real Speech. Michael Gregory: Phasal Analysis within Communication Linguistics: Two Contrastive Discourses. Peter H. Fries: Some Aspects of Coherence in a Conversation. James R. Martin: Lexical Cohesion, Field and Genre: Parcelling Experience and Discourse Goals.

Michael Cummings is Professor of English at York University in Canada. Peter H. Fries is Professor of English and Linguistics at Central Michigan University. David G. Lockwood is Professor of Linguistics at Michigan State University, USA. He is co-editor, with Michael Cummings, Peter H. Fries and William Spruiell, of Relations and Functions within and around Language (Continuum, 2001).

• Part 1. Theory. Michael Gregory: Relations and Functions within and around Language: The Systemic-functional Tradition. Jay L. Lemke: Ideology, Intertextuality and the Communication of Science. Paul J. Thibault: Interpersonal Meaning and the Discursive Construction of Action, Attitudes and Values. Peter H. Fries: The Flow of Information in a Written English Text. David G. Lockwood: Intrastratal and Interstratal Relations in Language and their Functions. Terry Threadgold: Linguistics from a Semiotician's Perspective. Part 2. Application. Stephen A. Tyler: Memory and Discourse. David G. Lockwood: Highlighting in Stratificational-Cognitive Linguistics. Sydney Lamb: Interpreting Discourse. Wallace Chafe: Prosody and Emotion in a Sample of Real Speech. Michael Gregory: Phasal Analysis within Communication Linguistics: Two Contrastive Discourses. Peter H. Fries: Some Aspects of Coherence in a Conversation. James R. Martin: Lexical Cohesion, Field and Genre: Parcelling Experience and Discourse Goals.

Michael Cummings is Professor of English at York University in Canada. Peter H. Fries is Professor of English and Linguistics at Central Michigan University. David G. Lockwood is Professor of Linguistics at Michigan State University, USA. He is co-editor, with Michael Cummings, Peter H. Fries and William Spruiell, of Relations and Functions within and around Language (Continuum, 2001).

• Part 1. Theory. Michael Gregory: Relations and Functions within and around Language: The Systemic-functional Tradition. Jay L. Lemke: Ideology, Intertextuality and the Communication of Science. Paul J. Thibault: Interpersonal Meaning and the Discursive Construction of Action, Attitudes and Values. Peter H. Fries: The Flow of Information in a Written English Text. David G. Lockwood: Intrastratal and Interstratal Relations in Language and their Functions. Terry Threadgold: Linguistics from a Semiotician's Perspective. Part 2. Application. Stephen A. Tyler: Memory and Discourse. David G. Lockwood: Highlighting in Stratificational-Cognitive Linguistics. Sydney Lamb: Interpreting Discourse. Wallace Chafe: Prosody and Emotion in a Sample of Real Speech. Michael Gregory: Phasal Analysis within Communication Linguistics: Two Contrastive Discourses. Peter H. Fries: Some Aspects of Coherence in a Conversation. James R. Martin: Lexical Cohesion, Field and Genre: Parcelling Experience and Discourse Goals.