Introduction

pp.：  1 – 9

Lexical and dynamic topoi in semantic description: A theoretical and practical differentiation between words and terms

pp.：  9 – 19

Does routine formulation change meaning? - The impact of genre on word semantics in the legal domain

pp.：  19 – 39

Noun phrases in specialized communication. The cognitive processing of the Danish s-genitive construction

pp.：  39 – 57

Semantic roles in expert texts - exemplified by the Patient role in judgments Åse Almlund

pp.：  57 – 91

Knowledge, events, and anaphors in texts for specific purposes

pp.：  91 – 105

On the structure of legal knowledge : The importance of knowing legal rules for understanding legal texts

pp.：  105 – 135

Communicative situations as reflected in text structure. On legal text production and background knowledge

pp.：  135 – 171

Transfer of knowledge in cross-cultural discourse

pp.：  171 – 197

Argumentation and knowledge - An empirical study on inference-making in expert and novice reasoning

pp.：  197 – 215

Knowledge representation in the domain of economics

pp.：  215 – 243

On judging quantities in text without expert knowledge

pp.：  243 – 269

Risk portrayal and risk appreciation as a problem in language use

pp.：  269 – 293

Appendix: The TV judgment

pp.：  293 – 315

List of contributors

pp.：  315 – 319

Subject index

pp.：  319 – 321

LastPages

pp.：  321 – 337