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Harris
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The purpose of this series is to give a brief position statement from an integrationist perspective on a variety of controversial issues.

Two collections of these papers have been published as paperbacks, Integrationist Notes and Papers 2003 -2005 and Integrationist Notes and Papers 2006 -2008. The latter is also available as an e-book.

Both books are available from the author. Contact roy.harrismod-langs.ox.ac.uk for details. (Please type this address manually into your email program)

Contents of Integrationist Notes and Papers 2003-2005 (ISBN 0-9546099-4-8):

1. Communication: or How Jill Got Her Apple
2. English: How Not To Teach It
3. Texts and Contexts
4. On Indeterminacy
5. Time, Language and Angels
6. Synchrony and Diachrony
7. Integrationism and Philosophy of Language
8. On Determinacy of Linguistic Form
9. Integrationism and Arbitrariness
10. Integrationism and Etymology
11. Signs and Stories
12. Meaning and Experience
13. On Holistic Models of Language
14. Integrationism and the Foundations of Mathematics
15. Integrationism and Godspeak

Contents of Integrationist Notes and Papers 2006-2008 (ISBN 978-07552-1116-6):

16. Integrating Freud                     
17. Freud and the Language Myth
18. Integrating Autism          
19. The Grammar of Numbers      
20. Getting at the Truth   
21. Words Most Wonderful
22. What a Linguistic Fact is Not
23. The Myth of Reference
24. Integrating Husserl 
25. The Integrational Conception of the Sign