I. Linguistic research in progress (Part I) – Acknowledgements. Editor’s introduction

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Contents 1. General remarks 2. The Forschungskolloquium Integrative Sprachwissenschaft 2.1 Origin of the Colloquium 2.2 Period and size of activity 2.3 Membership and language 2.4 Aim 2.5 The topics 3. The documentation: the Proceedings 3.1 Size, method, and aims of the documentation 3.2 What is being published 3.3 Arrangement of text 3.4 Production details 3.5 The text and its 22 Parts. Identifiers 4. Background 4.1 The Integrational framework 4.2 On theories 4.3 Three kinds of linguistic theories 5. Current relevance of the Proceedings 5.1 Five relevance claims 5.2 Claim 1: conceptual work 5.3 Claim 2: work on the conceptual core of a theory of language 5.4 Claims 3 and 4: choice of topics and semantic approach 5.5 Claim 5: questions of method 6. The Proceedings and the Integrational Linguistics mini-series