论语法=On Grammar：英文

　　This first volume in the Collected Works of M.A.K.Halliday series contains sixteen papers，including a new work，'A Personal Perspective'，in which Halliday offers his own current perspective on language and linguistic theory.In addition to early paers（1957-66）on basic concepts such as system，structure，class and rand，the volume includes papers spanning the next two decades（from the 1960s to the mid-80s）showing how systemic theory devdloped to account for linguistic phenomena extending and Enacting'，includes more recent work，in which Halliday discusses the issues confronting those who study linguistics，using Firth's description of linguistics-'language turned bacd on itself'.作者简介：Professor M.A.K.Halliay（b.1925）was Foundation Professor of Linguistics at the University of Sydney until his retirement and has taught as a Visiting Professor around the world.As a self-styled'generalist'hehas published in many branches of linguistics.

　　Professor M.A.K.Halliay（b.1925）was Foundation Professor of Linguistics at the University of Sydney until his retirement and has taught as a Visiting Professor around the world.As a self-styled'generalist'hehas published in many branches of linguistics.

Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction:a personal perspective
SECTION ONE:EARLY PAPERS ON BASIC CONCEPTS
Editor's Introduction
1 Some aspects of systematic description and comparison in grammatical analysis
2 Categories of the theory of grammar
3 Class in relation to the axes of chain and choice in language
4 Some notes on'deep'grammar
5 The concept of rand:a reply
Appendix to Section One
SECTION TWO:WORD-CLAUSE-TEXT
Editor's Introduction
6 Lexis as a linguistic level
7 Language structure and language function
8 Modes of meaning and modes of expression:types of grammatical structure and their determination by different semantic functions
9 Text semantics and clause grammar:how is a text like a clause?
10 Dimensions of discourse analysis:grammar
SECTION THREE:CONSTRUING AND ENACTING
Editor's Introduction
11 On the ineffability of grammatical categories
12 Spoken and written modes of meaning
13 How do you mean?
14 Grammar and daily life:concurrence and complementarity
15 On grammar and grammatics
Bibliography
Index