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Volume 2 builds on the foundation developed in Volume 1, focussing on theoretically guided modelling of language in computational linguistic systems and on key aspects of the theory such as metafunction, rank (the conception of “morphology”), indeterminacy and probability. This volume also includes a treatment of systemic functional meta-theory — the theory of the nature and appliability of theory. The new chapter written for Volume 2 extends the discussion of the challenge of theorizing language to the challenge of modelling language for neurosemiotics, thus paying attention to the appliability of systemic functional linguistics.

Published: Feb 1, 2025

Book Contributors

• Author - Christian M.I.M. Matthiessen ([email protected] - cmatthiessen) 'University of International Business and Economics (UIBE), Beijing '
• Editor - Kazuhiro Teruya ([email protected] - kteruya)
• Editor - Kaela Peijia Zhang ([email protected] - kpzhang) 'Hang Seng University of Hong Kong'
• Editor - Diana Slade ([email protected] - dslade) 'Australian National University'
• Author - David G. Butt ([email protected] - davidbutt) 'Macquarie University'

Series

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Section	Chapter	Authors
Prelims
	List of Figures	Christian Matthiessen, Kazuhiro Teruya, Kaela Peijia Zhang, Diana Slade
	List of Tables	Christian Matthiessen, Kazuhiro Teruya, Kaela Peijia Zhang, Diana Slade
	Acknowledgements	Christian Matthiessen, Kazuhiro Teruya, Kaela Peijia Zhang, Diana Slade
Foreword
	Foreword	David Butt
Introduction
	Editorial Introduction	Kazuhiro Teruya, Kaela Peijia Zhang, Diana Slade
	Introduction	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 1
	A Grammar and a Lexicon for a Text-production System	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 2
	Systemic Grammar in Computation: The NIGEL Case	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 3
	Semantics for a Systemic Grammar: The Chooser and Inquiry Framework	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 4
	Two Approaches to Semantic Interfaces in Text Generation	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 5
	Metafunctional Complementarity and Resonance in Syntagmatic Organization	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 6
	Fuzziness Construed in Language: A Linguistic Perspective	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 7
	On the Idea of Theory-neutral Description	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 8
	Interview with Christian Matthiessen (Cardiff 1998)	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 9
	Halliday’s Conception of Language as a Probabilistic System	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 10
	Instantial Systems and Logogenesis	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 11
	Systemic Functional Morphology: The Lexicogrammar of the Word	Christian Matthiessen
Chapter 12
	The Architecture of Language According to SFL: Some Reflections on Implications for Neurosemiotics	Christian Matthiessen