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    • Anaphora, pragmatics and style in German 

      DeLisle, Helga H. (Linguistics & TESOL, 1994)
      **Please note that the full text is embargoed** ABSTRACT: German uses two sets of anaphoric pronouns, the personal pronoun set (PP) er, sie, es and the demonstrative pronoun set (DP) der, die, das. The latter set has been ...
    • Nous and On in Semi-formal French: Pragmatic Uses of Institutionality and Distancing 

      King, Deborah (Linguistics & TESOL, 2010-11-16)
      French linguists have long noted the substitution of the indefinite pronoun on for the 1st person plural pronoun nous, in both formal and informal situations. Studies of informal conversation have found this replacement ...
    • Pragmatics: A multidisciplinary perspective 

      Stvan, Laurel Smith (International Cognitive Linguistics AssociationDepartment of Linguistics & TESOL, The University of Texas at Arlington, 2009)
    • Speech Act, Evidentiality, and Implicature in the Korean Topic-Construction 

      Son, Jung Sun (Linguistics & TESOL, 2010-11-17)
      Is it possible to map pragmatic or discourse-oriented features onto the syntax level? The Korean topic marker -(n)un has a contrastive reading that induces conventional implicature, and is closely associated with a modal ...
    • Subjectless sentences in English 

      Reiman, Patricia Willess (Linguistics & TESOL, 1994)
      **Please note that the full text is embargoed** ABSTRACT: One of the goals of modern linguistics is to develop a model of Universal Grammar which captures natural language features that are universal, while also accounting ...
    • #TWITTERDISCOURSEMARKERS: A CORPORA BASED STUDY OF THE PRAGMATIC FUNCTIONS OF HASHTAGS 

      Browning, Darcey Nicole (2017-08-11)
      In this dissertation, I posit that hashtags can function as discourse markers, where space constraints of 140 characters on Twitter complicate their realization. Through the progression of research questions that shape ...