The promise of modern-day structuralism

1-14

Preface

7-10

Contents

Seeking the correlates of meaning in language

15-20

Sign relations as organic properties of mind

21-28

Language as a self-organizing system

29-34

Applying the sign principle to grammatical meaning

35-54

Case relations as a product of grammatical selection

55-68

Extending the sign principle to syntax

69-100

The potential of sign theory in the domain of lexical meaning

101-136

The feature hierarchy that defines human conceptual space

137-152

Neurological evidence for the evolution of higher-order consciousness

153-180

The position of structuralism in the modern era

181-194

The wisdom of the primal mind

195-200

Bibliography

Glossary

Index