Meta-informative Centering in Utterances

1. Preface; 2. Introduction (by Wlodarczyk, Andre); 3. Part 1. Associative semantics and meta-informative centering; 4. Roles and anchors of semantic situations (by Wlodarczyk, Andre); 5. Frames of semantic situations (by Wlodarczyk, Andre); 6. Grounding of the meta-informative status of utterances (by Wlodarczyk, Andre); 7. Attention-centered information in language (by Wlodarczyk, Helene); 8. Part 2. Neuropsychological evidence for the MIC theory; 9. Semantic and episodic memory by reference to the ontological grounding of the old and new meta-informative status (by Stachowiak, Franz J.); 10. Tracing the role of memory and attention for the meta-informative validation of utterances (by Stachowiak, Franz J.); 11. Part 3. Meta-informative centering in languages; 12. It-clefts in the meta-informative structure of the utterance in Modern and Present-day English (by Martinez-Insua, Ana E.); 13. Discourse coherence and referent identification of subject ellipsis in Japanese (by Nariyama, Shigeko); 14. Structure of centre of attention in a multi-party conversation in Japanese: Based on the data of a review meeting concerning a Science Cafe held in Hiroshima (by Saijo, Miki); 15. Verbal aspect in Slavic languages between semantics and pragmatics (by Wlodarczyk, Helene); 16. The position in the utterance and the melodic realisation of object and reflexive pronouns in classical modern literary Russian (by Azam, Olivier); 17. Accented and unaccented pronouns in Ancient Greek: A pragmatic choice by the speaker (by Pitavy, Jean-Christophe); 18. Personal subject pronouns and the meta-informative centering of utterances in classical Latin (by Vedrenne-Cloquet, Perrine); 19. Glossary of defined terminology; 20. Index