Cognitive and Communicative Approaches to Linguistic Analysis -- Editorial page -- Title page -- LCC page -- Contents -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- References -- Notes -- I. Cognitive Grammar -- 1. Form, meaning, and behavior -- References -- Notes -- 2. Cataphoric pronouns as mental space designators -- References -- Notes -- II. Theoretical issues in classical sign-based linguistics -- 3. Monosemy, homonymy and polysemy -- References -- Notes -- 4. On the relationship between form and grammatical meaning in the linguistic sign -- Notes -- References -- 5. Revisiting the gap between meaning and message -- References -- Notes -- III. Analyses on the level of the classic linguistic sign -- 6. The givenness of background -- Notes -- References -- 7. The relevance of relevance in linguistic analysis -- Notes -- References -- 8. A sign-based analysis of English pronouns in conjoined expressions -- References -- Notes -- 9. Semantic oppositions in the Hebrew verb system -- Notes -- References -- 10. Grammaticization of 'to' and 'away' -- References -- Notes -- IV. Below and above the level of the sign -- 11. Interaction of physiology and communication in the makeup and distribution of stops in Lucknow Urdu -- Notes -- References -- 12. Between phonology and lexicon -- Notes -- References -- 13. Length of the extra-information phrase as a predictor of word order -- Notes -- References -- 14. Word-order variation in spoken Spanish in constructions with a verb, a direct object, and an adverb -- Notes -- References -- 15. Estrategias discursivas como parámetros para el análisis lingüístico -- Notes -- Referencias -- Index of names -- Index of subjects -- The series STUDIES IN FUNCTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL LINGUISTICS.