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Language & Communication

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  1. Referring and demonstrating: “musical phrases” as interactional resources for achieving intersubjectivity in rock band rehearsals
    VÁZQUEZ CARRANZA, ARIEL E IGNACIO SATTI; (2026); Language & Communication; 110; Artículo; pp. 1-23
  2. The quiet resourcefulness of Falderos: Embodied salesmanship in motion
    MÁRQUEZ REITER, ROSINA Y MANDIE IVESON; (2026); Language & Communication; 107; Artículo; pp. 37-55
  3. Generic options: Variable use of vos and uno in Patagonia Spanish (Argentina)
    ZANFARDINI, LUCÍA Y BOB DE JONGE; (2023); Language & Communication; 93; Artículo; pp. 1-14
  4. No puedes hablar ahora: Voice in an interpreter-mediated court meeting
    KARREBÆK, MARTHA SIF ; (2023); Language & Communication; 93; Artículo; pp. 79-94
  5. Perpetuation of sexism through proverbs: The case of Martínez Kleiser's Refranero General Ideológico Español
    TOSINA FERNÁNDEZ, LUIS J.; (2022); Language & Communication; 83; Artículo; pp. 77-96
  6. Translocalisation of values, relationality and offence
    MÁRQUEZ REITER, ROSINA; (2022); Language & Communication; 84; Artículo; pp. 20-32
  7. Place formulation in an emergency: The case of 911 calls in Costa Rica
    BOLAÑOS-CARPIO, ALEXA; (2021); Language & Communication; 80; Artículo; pp. 80-94
  8. The use of ‘bubble’ as an economic metaphor in the news: The case of the ‘real estate bubble’ in Spain
    ARRESE, ÁNGEL; (2021); Language & Communication; 78; Artículo; pp. 100-108
  9. Latinx perceptions of Spanish in Miami: Dialect variation, personality attributes and language use
    CALLESANO, SALVATORE Y PHILLIP M. CARTER ; (2019); Language & Communication; 67; Artículo; pp. 84-98
  10. Victims or non-humans: Exploring the semantic preference of refugees in Spanish news articles
    SOTO-ALMELA, JORGE Y GEMA ALCARAZ-MÁRMOL; (2019); Language & Communication; 69; Artículo; pp. 11-25
  11. Voices from the outside: The instrumentality of radio messages in Colombian kidnappings
    PAX, STEPHEN; (2019); Language & Communication; 69; Artículo; pp. 1-10
  12. Bilingual tricksters: Conflicting perceptions of bilingualism in the informal labor economy
    DUBORD, ELISE M.; (2018); Language & Communication; 58; Artículo; pp. 107-117
  13. Black flight: Heterogeneous accounts of Mexican immigration in a diverse community
    NICHOLS, BRIANA Y STANTON WORTHAM; (2018); Language & Communication; 59; Artículo; pp. 4-16
  14. From South to North and back again: Making and blurring boundaries in conversations across borders
    PARSONS DICK, HILARY Y LYNNETTE ARNOLD; (2018); Language & Communication; 59; Artículo; pp. 17-27
  15. Heterogeneous accounts of Mexican immigration in a diverse community
    NICHOLS, BRIANA Y STANTON WORTHAM ; (2018); Language & Communication; 59; Artículo; pp. 4-16
  16. Hey, baby, ¿Qué Pasó?: Performing bilingual identities in Texan popular music
    LOUREIRO-RODRÍGUEZ, VERÓNICA, MARÍA IRENE MOYNA Y DAMIÁN ROBLES; (2018); Language & Communication; 60; Artículo; pp. 120-135
  17. Interpreting in refugee contexts. A descriptive and qualitative study
    JIMÉNEZ-IVARS, AMPARO Y RUTH LEÓN-PINILLA; (2018); Language & Communication; 60; Artículo; pp. 28-43
  18. Not just you: The construction of radio audiences through second-person choice in Peninsular Spanish
    AIJÓN OLIVA, MIGUEL ÁNGEL ; (2018); Language & Communication; 60; Artículo; pp. 80-93
  19. What is your dream? Fashioning the migrant self
    DE FINA, ANNA; (2018); Language & Communication; 59; Artículo; pp. 42-52
  20. Approaching conversational humour culturally: A survey of the emerging area of investigation
    SINKEVICIUTE, VALERIA Y MARTA DYNEL; (2017); Language & Communication; 55; Artículo; pp. 1-9
  21. Mayan language revitalization, hip hop, and ethnic identity in Guatemala
    BARRETT, RUSTY ; (2016); Language & Communication; 47; Artículo; pp. 144-153
  22. Metadiscursive regime and register formation on Aymara radio
    SWINEHART, KARL F. ; (2012); Language & Communication; 32/2; Artículo; pp. 102-113
  23. Performing gender in song games among Nicaraguan Miskitu children
    MINKS, AMANDA; (2008); Language & Communication; 28,1; Artículo; pp. 36-56
  24. Enregistered memory and Afro-Cuban historicity in Santería’s ritual speech
    WIRTZ, KRISTINA; (2007); Language & Communication; 27,3; Artículo; pp. 245-257
  25. Relato, relajo, and recording
    HANEY, PETER C; (2007); Language & Communication; 27,3; Artículo; pp. 278-290
  26. Script design in the media: Radio talk norms behind a professional voice
    CUTILLAS-ESPINOSA, JUAN ANTONIO Y HERNÁNDEZ-CAMPOY, JUAN MANUEL; (2007); Language & Communication; 27,2; Artículo; pp. 127-152
  27. Language attitudes in an Anglo-Hispanic context: the role of the linguistic landscape
    DAILEY, RENÉ M., HOWARD GILES Y LAURA L. JANSMA; (2005); Language & Communication; 25/1; Artículo; pp. 27-38
  28. The matrix language frame model and Spanish-English codeswitching in fiction
    CALLAHAN, L.; (2002); Language & Communication; 22; Artículo; pp. 1-16
  29. Monoglossic policies for a heteroglossic culture: Deisinterpreted multilingualism in modern Galicia
    VALLE, J. (DEL); (2000); Language & Communication; 20; Artículo; pp. 105-132
  30. Language policy in Catalonia: Making liberalism come true
    BRANCHADELL, A.; (1999); Language & Communication; 19; Artículo; pp. 317-327
  31. Reversal of linguistic fortune: Dimensions of language conflict in Autonomous Catalonia
    VANN, R.E.; (1999); Language & Communication; 19; Artículo; pp. 317-327
  32. The pronunciation of women: Some Spanish evidence
    WILLIAMS, LYNN; (1983); Language & Communication; 3,2; Artículo; pp. 171-189