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Journal of Pragmatics

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  1. Do discourse markers exist? On the treatment of discourse markers in Relevance Theory
    PONS BORDERÍA, SALVADOR; (2008); Journal of Pragmatics; 40,8; Artículo; pp. 1411-1434
  2. Pragmatic markers in contrast: The case of well
    CUENCA, Mª JOSEP; (2008); Journal of Pragmatics; 40,8; Artículo; pp. 1373-1391
  3. The pragmatic role of textual and interpersonal metadiscourse markers in the construction and attainment of persuasion: A cross-linguistic study of newspaper discourse
    DAFOUZ-MILNE, EMMA; (2008); Journal of Pragmatics; 40,1; Artículo; pp. 95-113
  4. Verás in Peninsular Spanish as a grammaticalized discourse marker invoking positive and negative politeness
    CHODOROWSKA-PILCH, MARIANNA; (2008); Journal of Pragmatics; 40,8; Artículo; pp. 1353-1496
  5. 3. Strong and mild requestive hints and positive-face redress in Cuban Spanish
    RUZICKOVA, ELENA; (2007); Journal of Pragmatics; 39, 6, June, ; Artículo; pp. 1170-1202
  6. Linguistic politeness in Mexico: Refusal strategies among male speakers of Mexican Spanish
    FELIX-BRASDEFER, J CESAR; (2006); Journal of Pragmatics; 38, 12; Artículo; pp. 2158-2187
  7. Prosodic Prominence in Argentinian Spanish
    LABASTÍA, LEOPOLDO; (2006); Journal of Pragmatics; 38; Artículo; pp. 1677-1705
  8. Interactive Resources Used in Semi-Structured Research Interviewing
    GRINDSTED, ANNETTE; (2005); Journal of Pragmatics; 37, 7; Artículo; pp. 1015-1035
  9. The nature and patterning of native and non-native intonation in the expression of certainty and uncertainty: Pragmatic effects
    RAMÍREZ VERDUGO, MARÍA DOLORES; (2005); Journal of Pragmatics; 37; Artículo; pp. 2086-2115
  10. Expressions of disagreement by Venezuelans in conversation: reconsidering the influence of culture
    EDSTROM, ANNE; (2004); Journal of Pragmatics; 36/8; Artículo; pp. 1499-1518
  11. Humor and the search for relevance
    YUS RAMOS, F.,; (2003); Journal of Pragmatics; 35; Artículo; pp. 1295-1331
  12. No and tampoco: a pragmatic distinction in Spanish negation
    SCHWENTER, SCOTT A.; (2003); Journal of Pragmatics; 35/7; Artículo; pp. 999-1030
  13. Pragmatic weight’ and face: pronominal presence and the case of the Spanish second person singular subject pronoun tú
    STEWART, MIRANDA; (2003); Journal of Pragmatics; 35/2; Artículo; pp. 191-206
  14. The address system in the Spanish of the Golden Age
    MORENO, MARÍA CRISTOBALINA; (2002); Journal of Pragmatics; 34/1; Artículo; pp. 15-47
  15. Borrowing evidential functions from Quechua: the role of pues as a discourse marker in Andean Spanish
    ZAVALA, V.; (2001); Journal of Pragmatics; 33; Artículo; pp. 999-1023
  16. Compliment responses among British and Spanish university students: A contrastive study
    LORENZO-DUS, NURIA; (2001); Journal of Pragmatics; 33; Artículo; pp. 107-127
  17. Spanish no, sí: reactive moves to perceived face-threatening acts, part I: discourse relations and cognitive states
    BUSQUETS, JOAN; KOIKE, DALE A. AND VANN, ROBERT E.; (2001); Journal of Pragmatics; 33,5; Artículo; pp. 701-723
  18. Spanish no, si: reactive moves to preceivel face-threatening acts, part II
    BUSQUETS, J., DALE APRIL KOIKE Y ROBERT E. VANN; (2001); Journal of Pragmatics; 33, 6; Artículo; pp. 879-899
  19. Testing the neo-Gricean pragmatic theory of anaphora: the influence of consistency constraints on interpretations of coreference in Spanish
    BLACKWELL, SARAH E.; (2001); Journal of Pragmatics; 33; Artículo; pp. 901-941
  20. The discourse marker a ver (Catalán, a veure) in teacher-student interaction
    MONTOLÍO DURÁN, ESTRELLA Y VIRGINIA UNAMUNO; (2001); Journal of Pragmatics; 33; Artículo; pp. 193-208
  21. Anaphora interpretations in Spanish utterances and the neo-Gricean pragmatic theory
    BLACKWELL, SARAH E.; (2000); Journal of Pragmatics; 32; Artículo; pp. 389-434
  22. Mire usted Sr. González... Personal deixis in Spanish political-electoral debate
    BLAS ARROYO, J.L.; (2000); Journal of Pragmatics; 32; Artículo; pp. 1-28
  23. A dialogue with bureaucracy: register, genre and information management as constraints on interchangeability
    WHITTAKER, R. Y MARTÍN ROJO, L.; (1999); Journal of Pragmatics; 31; Artículo; pp. 149-189
  24. Cross-linguistic evidence for the early acquisition of discourse markers as register variables
    ANDERSEN, E. S. ET ALII; (1999); Journal of Pragmatics; 31; Artículo; pp. 1339-1351
  25. The development of discourse markers in spanish: interjections
    MONTES MIRÓ, R. G.; (1999); Journal of Pragmatics; 27; Artículo; pp. 1289-1319
  26. Topicity vs. thematicity: Topic prominence in impromptu Spanish discourse
    MORRIS, TERRY; (1998); Journal of Pragmatics; 29; Artículo; pp. 193 - 203
  27. Accessibility theory in a variable syntax of Spanish
    CAMERON, R.; (1997); Journal of Pragmatics; 28; Artículo; pp. 29-67
  28. From bonding to biting: Conversational joking and identity display
    BOXER, D. Y CORTÉS-CONDE, F.; (1997); Journal of Pragmatics; 27; Artículo; pp. 275-294
  29. On the polite function of ¿me entiendes? in Spanish
    CHODOROWSKA, M.; (1997); Journal of Pragmatics; 28; Artículo; pp. 355-371
  30. The analysis of Spanish bien as a marker of classroom management in teacher-student interaction
    DE FINA, ANNA; (1997); Journal of Pragmatics; 28; Artículo; pp. 337-354
  31. Your attention, please: Pragmatic mechanisms to obtain the addressee's attention in English and Spanish conversations
    ROMERO TRILLO, JESÚS; (1997); Journal of Pragmatics; 28; Artículo; pp. 205-221
  32. Functions of the adverbial ya in Spanish narrative discourse
    KOIKE, DALE APRIL; (1996); Journal of Pragmatics; 25; Artículo; pp. 267-279
  33. Pragmatic weight and Spanish subject pronouns: The pragmatic and discourse uses of tú and yo in spoken Madrid Spanish
    DAVIDSON, B.; (1996); Journal of Pragmatics; 26; Artículo; pp. 543-566
  34. Reprimanding and responding to a reprimand: A case study of Peruvian Spanish speakers
    GARCÍA, CARMEN; (1996); Journal of Pragmatics; 26; Artículo; pp. 663-698
  35. Some reflections on o sea: A discourse marker in Spanish
    SCHWENTER, SCOTT A.; (1996); Journal of Pragmatics; 25; Artículo; pp. 855-874
  36. The power of reflexive language: Code displacement in reported speech
    ÁLVAREZ CÁCCAMO, C.; (1996); Journal of Pragmatics; 21; Artículo; pp. 33-59
  37. Negation in Spanish and English suggestions and requests: mitigating effects?
    KOIKE, DALE APRIL; (1994); Journal of Pragmatics; 21; Artículo; pp. 513 -526
  38. The jargon of delinquents and the study of conversational dynamics
    MARTÍN ROJO, L.; (1994); Journal of Pragmatics; 21; Artículo; pp. 243- 290
  39. A pragmatic view on autonomous gestures. A first repertoire of Catalans emblems
    PAYRATÓ, LLUÍS; (1993); Journal of Pragmatics; 19; Artículo; pp. 35-58
  40. Making a request and responding to it: A case study of Peruvian Spanish speakers
    GARCÍA, CARMEN; (1993); Journal of Pragmatics; 19; Artículo; pp. 127 -152
  41. A speech act analysis of irony
    HAVERKATE, H.; (1990); Journal of Pragmatics; 14; Artículo; pp. 77-110
  42. The organization of discourse units in Mexican and Danish business negotiations
    KJAERBECK, T.; (1988); Journal of Pragmatics; 30; Artículo; pp. 347-361
  43. Sources of variation in Spanish verb construction usage, the active, the dative and the reflexive: A sociolinguistique study od Costa Rican Spanish
    BERK-SELIGSON, S.; (1983); Journal of Pragmatics; 7; Artículo; pp. 145-168