I-VIII -- FOREWORD -- ARCHIBALD Α. HILL: A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH -- FOR ARCH REMARKS BY EINAR HAUGEN AT AUSTIN, TEXAS ON MAY 1, 1972 -- ARCHIBALD Α. HILL: A BIBLIOGRAPHY -- FIFTY YEARS OF ENGLISH: FROM COMMA TO FULL STOP -- STRUTTURE FORMALI Ε STRUTTURE SEMANTICHE NELLA COMPARAZIONE LINGUISTICA -- PSYCHOLOGISMUS UND OBJEKTIVISMUS IN DER SPRACHWISSENSCHAFT -- WHO IS A STRUCTURALIST? -- ON INTERROGATIVE MOVEMENT IN ENGLISH -- RULES AND COUNTER-RULES IN HISTORICAL PHONOLOGY -- THE USE OF COMPUTERS IN THE STUDY OF MEDIEVAL GERMAN: TWO SUGGESTIONS -- THE ROLE OF METAPHOR IN LINGUISTICS -- NOTES ON LANGUAGE RECEPTION AND VARIATION -- TESTING AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION OF SUPRASEGMENTAL FEATURES -- THE COLLECT AS A FORM OF DISCOURSE -- THE SEGMENTED SENTENCE: BALLY'S THEORY RECONSIDERED -- SOME FUNDAMENTAL INSIGHTS OF TAGMEMICS REVISITED -- EINE TRANSFORMATIONELLE GRAMMATIK MIT REKONSTITUENTIELLER KOMPONENTE -- SYNTACTIC RECONSTRUCTION AND THE COMPARATIVE METHOD: A UTO-AZTECAN CASE STUDY -- RULE REPLICATION -- ON USING PRUNING IN ARGUING FOR EXTRINSIC ORDER -- CHANGES OF EMPHASIS IN MODERN LINGUISTICS -- ON LEARNING A NEW CONTRAST -- SEMANTIC RELATIONS BETWEEN NUCLEAR STRUCTURES -- SOME ASPECTS OF BAUDOUIN DE COURTENAY AS BOOK-REVIEWER -- A POEM ON DISCONNECTING FORM AND MEANING -- 'PHONEMIC OVERLAPPING AND REPULSION' REVISITED -- AN EXCLUDED GENERALIZATION -- LINGUISTIC SPECULATIONS OF EDWARD BREREWOOD (1566-1613) -- TO HAVE HAVE AND TO NOT HAVE HAVE -- ON DEEP AND SURFACE STRUCTURES IN ONOMASTICS -- UTTERANCE IMITATION BY HEBREW-SPEAKING CHILDREN -- 'SEMIOTICS' AND ITS CONGENERS -- LEST THE WHEEL BE TOO OFT RE-INVENTED: TOWARDS A REASSESSMENT OF THE INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF LINGUISTICS -- EMBEDDING AND AMBIGUITY -- DEVOICING AND ELISION OF SOME VOWELS IN JAPANESE AND ENGLISH -- THE OBJECTIVIST POSITION -- ON STATIC AND DYNAMIC SYNCHRONY -- VOWEL ALTERNATIONS IN ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND GOTHIC: REMARKS ON REALISM IN PHONOLOGY -- ON NOUMENALIZATION -- IN DEFENSE OF THE FAMILY TREE (WITH SUPERIMPOSED TYPOLOGY) -- NATURAL AND UNNATURAL RULE ADDITION -- G. W. LEIBNIZ: A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY ETYMOLOGIST -- DECIPHERING IN LINGUISTICS: A NINETEENTH-CENTURY EPISODE