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Journal of Pragmatics

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  1. Swearing and the vulgarization hypothesis in Spanish audiovisual translation
    VALDEÓN, ROBERTO A.; (2019); Journal of Pragmatics; 155; Artículo; pp. 261-272
  2. Female identities in TV toiletries ads: A pragmatic and multimodal analysis of implied meanings
    DEL SAZ-RUBIO, M.ª MILAGROS; (2018); Journal of Pragmatics; 136; Artículo; pp. 54-78
  3. Indexing epistemic incongruence: uy as a formal sign of disagreement in agreement sequences in Spanish
    GARCÍA-RAMÓN, AMPARO; (2018); Journal of Pragmatics; 131/1; Artículo; pp. 1-17
  4. Oh wait: English pragmatic markers in Spanish football chatspeak
    BALTEIRO, ISABEL; (2018); Journal of Pragmatics; 113; Artículo; pp. 123-133
  5. On speaker commitment and speaker involvement. Evidence from evidentials in Spanish talk-in-interaction
    CORNILLIE, BERT; (2018); Journal of Pragmatics; 128; Artículo; pp. 161-170
  6. The use of politeness in WhatsApp discourse and move ‘requests’
    FLORES SALGADO, ELIZABETH Y TERESA A. CASTINEIRA-BENITEZ; (2018); Journal of Pragmatics; 113; Artículo; pp. 79-92
  7. ¡No manches, güey! Service encounters in a Hispanic American intercultural communication setting
    RAMÍREZ-CRUZ, HÉCTOR; (2017); Journal of Pragmatics; 108; Artículo; pp. 28-47
  8. A variable cognitive and communicative resource in Spanish: The first-person plural subject and object
    SERRANO, MARÍA JOSÉ; (2017); Journal of Pragmatics; 108; Artículo; pp. 131-147
  9. Actuality effects as conversational implicatures
    RUBIO VALLEJO, DAVID; (2017); Journal of Pragmatics; 112; Artículo; pp. 44-67
  10. Contextual constraints and non-propositional effects in WhatsApp communication
    YUS, FRANCISCO; (2017); Journal of Pragmatics; 114; Artículo; pp. 66-86
  11. Exclamatives in the functional typology of insubordination: Evidence from complement insubordinate constructions in Spanish
    GRAS, PEDRO Y MARÍA SOL SANSIÑENA; (2017); Journal of Pragmatics; 115; Artículo; pp. 21-36
  12. Prosody as a cue for syntactic dependency. Evidence from dependent and independent clauses with subordination marks in Spanish
    ELVIRA-GARCÍA, WENDY, PAOLO ROSEANO Y ANA MA. FERNÁNDEZ-PLANAS; (2017); Journal of Pragmatics; 109; Artículo; pp. 29-46
  13. Self-reference by politicians on Twitter: Strategies to adapt to 140 characters
    COESEMANS, ROEL Y BARBARA DE COCK; (2017); Journal of Pragmatics; 116; Artículo; pp. 37-50
  14. The language functions of tipo in Argentine vernacular
    FERNÁNDEZ, JULIETA; (2017); Journal of Pragmatics; 114; Artículo; pp. 87-103
  15. Epistemicity in voseo and tuteo negative commands in Argentinian Spanish
    JOHNSON, MARY; (2016); Journal of Pragmatics; 97; Artículo; pp. 37-54
  16. Position and polyfunctionality of discourse markers: The case of Spanish markers derived from motion verbs
    TANGHE, SANNE; (2016); Journal of Pragmatics; 93 ; Artículo; pp. 16-31
  17. Regional pragmatic variation in the use of the discourse marker pues in informal talk among university students in Quito (Ecuador), Santiago (Chile) and Seville (Spain)
    FUENTES RODRÍGUEZ, CATALINA, MARÍA ELENA PLACENCIA Y MARÍA PALMA-FAHEY; (2016); Journal of Pragmatics; 97; Artículo; pp. 74-92
  18. Spanish “todavía”: Continuity and transitionOriginal
    ERDELY, ÉRIKA Y CARMEN CURCÓ; (2016); Journal of Pragmatics; 91 ; Artículo; pp. 1-15
  19. You and we: Impersonal second person singular and other referential devices in Spanish sociolinguistic interviews
    POSIO, PEKKA; (2016); Journal of Pragmatics; 99; Artículo; pp. 1-16
  20. Distance, evidentiality and counter-argumentation: Concessive future in Spanish
    RODRÍGUEZ ROSIQUE, SUSANA; (2015); Journal of Pragmatics; 85; Artículo; pp. 181-199
  21. Dizque: Epistemics blurring evidentials in Mexican Spanish
    DE LA MORA, JULIANA Y RICARDO MALDONADO; (2015); Journal of Pragmatics; 85; Artículo; pp. 168-180
  22. Epistemics blurring evidentials in Mexican Spanish
    DE LA MORA, JULIANA Y RICARDO MALDONADO; (2015); Journal of Pragmatics; 85; Artículo; pp. 168-180. En línea
  23. Evidentiality and illative markers in Spanish
    RODRÍGUEZ RAMALLE, TERESA MARÍA; (2015); Journal of Pragmatics; 85; Artículo; pp. 200-211
  24. Evidentiality in non-evidential languages: Are there evidentials in Spanish?
    ALBELDA MARCO, M.; (2015); Journal of Pragmatics; 85; Artículo; pp. 135-137. En línea
  25. Expressing evidentiality through prosody? Prosodic voicing in reported speech in Spanish colloquial conversations
    ESTELLÉS ARGUEDAS, MARÍA; (2015); Journal of Pragmatics; 85; Artículo; pp. 138-154. En línea
  26. Comment clauses and the emergence of new discourse markers: Spanish lo que es más
    FUENTES RODRÍGUEZ, C.; (2014); Journal of Pragmatics; 61; Artículo; pp. 103 - 119
  27. Oral proficiency and pragmatic marker use in L2 spoken Spanish: The case of pues and bueno
    FERNÁNDEZ, JULIETA, ANNA GATES TAPIA Y XIAOFEI LU; (2014); Journal of Pragmatics; 74; Artículo; pp. 150-164
  28. Subject expression in grammaticalizing constructions: The case of creo and acho ‘I think’ in Spanish and Portuguese
    POSIO, PEKKA; (2014); Journal of Pragmatics; 63; Artículo; pp. 5-18
  29. A pragmatics theory on television advertising
    MARTÍNEZ-CAMINO, G. Y PÉREZ-SAIZ, M.; (2012); Journal of Pragmatics; 44; Artículo; pp. 453-473
  30. Discourse markers and politeness in a digital forum in Spanish
    LANDONE, ELENA; (2012); Journal of Pragmatics; 44/13; Artículo; pp. 1799-1820
  31. Eh as a polyfunctional discourse marker in Dominican Spanish
    ROGGIA, AARON B.; (2012); Journal of Pragmatics; 44; Artículo; pp. 1783-1798
  32. Word order and informative functions (topic and focus) in Spanish Signed Language utterances
    MORALES-LÓPEZ, ESPERANZA; REIGOSA-VARELA, CÉSAR Y BOBILLO-GARCÍA, NANCY; (2012); Journal of Pragmatics; 44/4; Artículo; pp. 474-489
  33. A quantitative comparative study of right-dislocation in Catalan and Spanish
    VILLALBA, XAVIER; (2011); Journal of Pragmatics; 43/7; Artículo; pp. 1946-1961
  34. Discourse anaphora in Peninsular Spanish interactions: Signalling alignment through anaphor selection
    RÍOS GARCÍA, CARMEN; (2011); Journal of Pragmatics; 43/1; Artículo; pp. 183-197
  35. From politeness to discourse marking: The process of pragmaticalization of muy bien in vernacular Spanish
    BLAS ARROYO, JOSÉ LUIS; (2011); Journal of Pragmatics; 43/3; Artículo; pp. 855-874
  36. Openings and closings in Spanish email conversations
    BOU-FRANCH, PATRICIA; (2011); Journal of Pragmatics; 43; Artículo; pp. 1772-1785
  37. Spanish subject pronoun usage and verb semantics revisited: First and second person singular subject pronouns and focusing of attention in spoken Peninsular Spanish
    POSIO, PEKKA; (2011); Journal of Pragmatics; Volume 43, Issue 3; Artículo; pp. 777-798
  38. Spanish ya. A conceptual pragmatic anchor
    DELBECQUE, NICOLE Y RIARDO MALDONADO; (2011); Journal of Pragmatics; 43/1; Artículo; pp. 73-98
  39. The pragmatic meaning of the Spanish construction lo que pasa es que
    REIG ALAMILLO, ASELA; (2011); Journal of Pragmatics; 43/5; Artículo; pp. 1435-1450
  40. Why we can be you: the use of 1st person plural forms with hearer reference in English and Spanish
    DE COCK, BARBARA; (2011); Journal of Pragmatics; 43; Artículo; pp. 2762-2775
  41. ‘Cuente conmigo’: The expression of sympathy by Peruvian Spanish speakers
    GARCÍA, CARMEN; (2010); Journal of Pragmatics; 42/2; Artículo; pp. 408-425
  42. A consensual topic: The French and Spanish parliaments against domestic violence
    LORDA, CLARA UBALDINA; (2010); Journal of Pragmatics; 42/4; Artículo; pp. 943-956
  43. An examination of mitigation strategies used in Spanish psychotherapeutic discourse
    FLORES FERRÁN, NYDIA; (2010); Journal of Pragmatics; 42/7; Artículo; pp. 1964-1981
  44. Functions of Code-Switching in Bilingual Theater: An Analysis of Three Chicano Plays
    JONSSON, CARLA; (2010); Journal of Pragmatics; 42/5; Artículo; pp. 1296–1310
  45. Intra-lingual pragmatic variation in Mexico City and San José, Costa Rica: A focus on regional differences in female requests
    FÉLIX-BRASDEFER, JULIO CÉSAR; (2010 ); Journal of Pragmatics; 42/11; Artículo; pp. 2992-3011
  46. Metaphors and argumentation: The case of Chilean parliamentarian media participation
    SANTIBÁÑEZ, CRISTIÁN; (2010); Journal of Pragmatics; 42/4; Artículo; pp. 973-989
  47. Testimonies in the British and Spanish Parliaments: A contrastive study on domestic/gender violence
    CARRANZA MÁRQUEZ, AURELIA; (2010); Journal of Pragmatics; 42/8; Artículo; pp. 2172-2180
  48. Are you referring to me? The variable use of UNO and YO in oral discourse
    FLORES FERRÁN, NYDIA; (2009); Journal of Pragmatics; 41/9; Artículo; pp. 1810-1824
  49. Co-occurrence of discourse markers in Catalan and Spanish oral narrative
    CUENCA, MARIA JOSEP Y MARIA JOSEP MARÍN; (2009); Journal of Pragmatics; 41/5; Artículo; pp. 899 - 914
  50. Constructions and pragmatics: Variable middle marking in Spanish subir(se) `go up’ and bajar(se) ‘go down’
    TORRES CACOULLOSA, R. Y A. SCHWENTER, SCOTT; (2008); Journal of Pragmatics; 40,8; Artículo; pp. 1455-1477