I-VIII -- LINGUISTICS AND LITERATURE -- AN ATTEMPT AT STRUCTURAL CRITICISM: RIGVEDA 10. 129 -- MUSICOLINGUISTICS IN LITERARY ESTHETICS -- AUCASSIN AND THE PILGRIM OF 'LIMOSIN': A BILINGUAL PUN -- A SHONA LOVE POEM -- PRIMICIAS ESTILISTICAS DE P. G. WODEHOUSE -- THE GOALS OF LITERARY ANALYSIS AND A NEW DEFINITION OF LITERATURE: TOWARD A MORE COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTIVISM -- THE STRUCTURE OF NAVAJO POETRY -- NOTES ON THE MAKEUP OF A PROVERB -- LINGUISTIC AND METRICAL CONSTRAINTS IN VERSE: IAMBIC AND TROCHAIC TETRAMETERS OF PUSHKIN -- PIERS PLOWMAN Β.IX.: FURTHER REFINEMENTS OF INWITTE -- LINGUISTIC FUNDAMENTALS OF THE METER OF BEOWULF -- CONTRASTING RHYTHMS OF OLD ENGLISH AND NEW ENGLISH -- THE POSITION AND FUNCTION OF LINGUISTICS IN A THEORY OF POETRY -- MORGENSTERN'S LINGUISTIC FANTASIES -- TYPOGRAPHY, POEMS, AND THE POETIC LINE -- OBSERVATIONS ON JAKOB SCHAFFNER'S LITERARY LANGUAGE -- 'STYLE' AS CHAMELEON: REMARKS ON THE IMPLICATIONS OF TRANSFORMATIONAL GRAMMAR AND GENERATIVE SEMANTICS FOR THE CONCEPT OF STYLE -- FATE AND CHOICE IN MALORY'S ARTHURIAN TRAGEDY -- SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND APPLIED LINGUISTICS -- SAMUEL JOHNSON: ORIGINATOR OF USAGE LABELS -- ENGLISH IN JAPAN: QUOTATIVES IN INFORMAL BILINGUAL SPEECH -- UNDER THE HILL -- SOME INNOVATIONS IN VOCABULARY: THE TONGUE OF THE TIRILONES -- THE SOCIOLINGUISTIC 'NORMALIZATION' OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE -- 'THE TEACHER TAUGHT THE STUDENT ENGLISH': AN ESSAY IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS -- LANGUAGE ECOLOGY AND THE CASE OF FAROESE -- A PARTIAL BLACK WORD LIST FROM EAST TEXAS -- EGYPTIAN AND MISCHSPRACHEN -- SYNTACTIC ARGUMENTS AND ROLE RELATIONSHIPS: ARE THERE SOME OF THE LATTER IN ANY OF THE FORMER? -- CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION THROUGH LITERATURE -- NOTES ON PARTICIPANT ROLES AND GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES IN HINDI-URDU SENTENCES -- TOWARD A THEORY OF APPLIED LINGUISTICS -- EINE TRANSATLANTISCHE ISOGLOSSE -- A LINGUIST LOOKS AT READING -- TOWARD A MODEL OF LINGUISTIC DISTANCE -- ON THE NATURE OF PHONIC INTERFERENCE -- NATIONALISM AND PERSONAL AMBITION IN LANGUAGE CHOICE -- THE SPREAD OF ENGLISH OVER IMMIGRANT LANGUAGES IN THE U. S. -- DISTINCTIVE FEATURES AND ARTICULATION DISORDERS -- EQUIVALENTS AND EXPLANATIONS IN BILINGUAL DICTIONARIES