The eight papers in this issue are addressed to issues in pragmatics, semantics, syntax, discourse analysis, morphology, and particularly to issues touching on two or more of these areas at once. The final paper touches on phonology as well. The papers are: "The Myth of Semantic Presupposition," by Steven Boer and William Lycan; "A Reconsideration of Conditional Perfection," by Marion R. Johnson; "Impositive Speech Acts," by Patricia A. Lee; "Questions and Requests," and "Canadian 'Eh'," by Marion R. Johnson; "Discourse Phenomena and Linguistic Theory," by Robert Kantor; "A Re-Analysis of NEG-Raising in English," by Jay Pollack, and "Toward a Definition of the Ideophone in Bantu," by Marion R. Johnson. (CLK)