1. Acknowledgments; 2. List of Contributors; 3. Discourse Markers: Introduction (by Jucker, Andreas H.); 4. Rotse lishmoa keta? 'Wanna hear something weird/funny?' [lit. 'a segment']: Segmenting Israeli Hebrew Talk-in-interaction (by Maschler, Yael); 5. A Unified Account of Hebrew bekicur 'in short': Relevance Theory and Discourse Structure Considerations (by Shloush, Shelley); 6. The Use of Finnish nyt as a Discourse Particle (by Hakulinen, Auli); 7. Procedural Meaning and Parenthetical Discourse Markers (by Rouchota, Villy); 8. From Sentence to Discourse: Cos (because) in Teenage Talk (by Stenstrom, Anna-Brita); 9. The Pragmatic Marker like from a Relevance-theoretic Perspective (by Andersen, Gisle); 10. And people just you know like 'wow': Discourse Markers as Negotiating Strategies (by Jucker, Andreas H.); 11. Hebrew kaze as Discourse Marker and Lexical Hedge: Conceptual and Procedural Properties (by Ziv, Yael); 12. Discourse Markers and Form-function Correlations (by Ariel, Mira); 13. Pejorative Connotation: A Case of Japanese (by Suzuki, Satoko); 14. A Discourse Analysis of Contrastive Connectives in English, Korean, and Japanese Conversation: With Special Reference to the Context of Dispreferred Responses (by Park, Yong-Yae); 15. Contrastive Discourse Markers in English (by Fraser, Bruce); 16. Pragmatic Functions of the English Discourse Marker anyway and its Corresponding Contrastive Japanese Discourse Markers (by Takahara, Paul Osamu); 17. Index