"Axiomatic Functionalism (AF) is the name given to the paradigm in core-linguistic theory and description initiated by J. W. F. Mulder in the 1960s and further developed, especially at the University of St. Andrews between 1968 and 1985, by Mulder in association with Hervey."
February 29, 2012
Peter Lang just published the book Axiomatic Functionalism: Theory and Application edited by Aleš Bičan and Paul Rastall. The book contains a selections of previously published key papers by Jan Mulder, Sándor Hervey, Sheena Gardner and Paul Rastall as well as several brand new chapters by Aleš Bičan, Paul Rastall and Jan Mulder. Included are the Postulates for AF and a chronological bibliography of AF. See here for more information, table of contents and for orders.
Other updates: Bibliography of AF found at the webpages was also updated. Several new papers and theses are available in the section Papers & Bibliography. The sections About AF and Axiomatic Functionalism were also updated.
October 4, 2009
Four unpublished doctoral theses are now available via the EThOS service, see the section Papers & Bibliography. Bibliography of AF has been updated accordingly.
July 10, 2009
A new issue of the electronic journal Linguistica ONLINE has been published. It is entitled Readings in Axiomatic Functionalism and it brings six new papers related to AF, some of them published for the very first time! The same journal also published Readings in Axiomatic Functionalism I.
July 10, 2009
The new web pages dedicated to Axiomatic Functionalism has been released. Since they are still tested, they are expected to be updated and modified.