Preface: Linguistics and the Moral Compass; Introduction: Introducing Integrational Linguistics;
1. Edward Said, Roy Asked, and the Peasant Responded: Reflections on Peasants, Popular Culture and Intellectuals;
2. Three Critical Perspectives on the Ontology of Language;
3. Integrationism, Individualism and Personalism: The Politics of Essentialism;
4. A Clash of Linguistic Philosophies? Charles Goodwin's 'Co-Operative Action': An Integrationist Perspective;
5. Text Annotation: Examining Evidence for a Multisemiotic Instinct and the Intertextuality of the Sign in a Database of Pristine Self-Directed Communication;
6. The Semiological Implications of Knowledge-Ideologies: A Harrisian Perspective;
7. Rhetoric and Integrationism: In Search of Rapprochement;
8. Integrationism and Postcolonialism: Convergences or Divergences? An Integrational Discussion on Ethnocentricity and the (Post)colonial Translation Myth;
9. Integrationism and the Global South: Songs as Epistemic and Ontological Frameworks in Language Studies;
10. Words and Other Currencies;
11. Beyond IL from the Perspective of Languaging Without Languages