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01/2006 Who are we and who are you? The strategic use of forms of address in political interviews
01/2006 Toward a more valid account of functional text quality: The case of the patient information leaflet
01/2006 The emergence of the identity of a fictional expert advice-giver in an American Internet advice column
01/2006 Food and behavior: A Burkean motive analysis of a quasi-medical text
02/2006 Clash avoidance and metrical opacity in Singapore English
02/2006 The emergence of systems of lexical and grammatical tone and stress in Caribbean and West African Creoles
02/2006 Language contact and Michif stress assignment
02/2006 Stress assignment and functions of pitch in Vincentian Creole
02/2006 Tonal phenomena in Sranan
02/2006 Book review
02/2006 Humor appreciation as an adaptive esthetic emotion
02/2006 Dramaturgy, humor, and criticism: How Goffman reveals Seinfeld's critique of American culture
02/2006 Comedy theory and the postmodern
02/2006 “One of the last vestiges of gender bias”: The characterization of women through the telling of dirty jokes in Ally McBeal
02/2006 Book reviews
02/2006 Überblick über die Entwicklung der Soziolinguistik in Albanien
02/2006 Variations sociolinguistiques en albanais du Nord — sur la base des données du parler de la ville du Shkodra
02/2006 The anatomy of survival in Arbëresh numeral forms
02/2006 Features of dysfunctional attrition in the Arbresh of Piana degli Albanesi
02/2006 Some differences between varieties of Albanian with special reference to Kosovo
02/2006 Who’s “mixing” the languages? Statistical-sociolinguistic analyses of differently developed bilingual practice of Albanian-speaking school pupils in German-speaking Switzerland
02/2006 Standard Albanian — linguistic controversy in post-Communist Albania
02/2006 The Albanian language: developments in the lexicon under the new social and political order
02/2006 The First Congress phenomenon: the case of Albanian
02/2006 Small languages and small language communities 50
02/2006 Politeness at work: Issues and challenges
02/2006 Power distance at work: The cases of Turkey, successor states of the former Soviet Union and Western Europe.
02/2006 “Girls on tour”: Politeness, small talk, and gender in managerial business meetings
02/2006 Politeness in small shops in France
02/2006 Aspects of polite behaviour in French and Syrian service encounters: A data-based comparative study
02/2006 Politeness in the portrayal of workplace relationships: Second person address forms in Peninsular Spanish and the translation of humour.
02/2006 Politeness markers in French: post-posed quoi in the Tourist Office
02/2006 Book reviews
02/2006 Introduction Operations on argument structure
02/2006 On the conceptual framework for voice phenomena
02/2006 Towards a typology of reciprocal constructions: focus on German and Japanese
02/2006 Transitivity pairs, markedness, and diachronic stability
02/2006 The “passive” voice in Japanese and German: argument reduction versus argument extension
02/2006 Rethinking the relationship between SELF-intensifiers and reflexives
02/2006 Extra argumentality — affectees, landmarks, and voice
02/2006 On ‘semiotics’ as naming the doctrine of signs
02/2006 The Homeric Hymn to Hermes: A journey across the continuum of paradox
02/2006 ‘Read my hands not my lips’: Untrained observers' ability to interpret children's gestures
02/2006 Application d'une méthode de linguistique textuelle au livre de Ruth
02/2006 Connotations in semiotic systems of visual art (through the example of works by M. A. Vrubel)
02/2006 Dyadic versus triadic sign models in functional and object-oriented computer programming paradigms
02/2006 Life and semiosis: The real nature of information and meaning
02/2006 The cybersemiotic model of communication: An evolutionary model of the threshold between semiosis and informational exchange
02/2006 The semiotics of ‘difference’ in Roentgen diagnosis
02/2006 Mythic algebra uses: Metaphor, logic, and the semiotic sign
02/2006 An interview with Peter Ladefoged
02/2006 An interview with Elizabeth Closs Traugott
02/2006 A note on life as meaning-making machinery
02/2006 The Palace of La Moneda: From the trauma of the Hawker Hunters to the therapy of the signs
02/2006 A multiculturalist approach to discourse theory
02/2006 Formal conditions for the significance-effect
02/2006 Decoding speech prosody in five languages
02/2006 From Umwelt to Mitwelt: Natural laws versus rule-governed sign-mediated interactions (rsi's)
02/2006 The contribution of G. W. Leibniz's ‘cognitio symbolica’ theory to current debates on knowledge and communication management
03/2006 Gender assignment and the structure of the lexicon
03/2006 "Affixoidhungrig? Skitbra!” Comparing affixoids in German and Swedish
03/2006 ”Some like it hot”: On the semantics of temperature adjectives in Russian and Swedish
03/2006 On the borderline between lexicon and grammar: confixes in Modern Greek and Italian
03/2006 Source-Goal (in)difference and the typology of motion events in the clause
03/2006 Interactional adjustments in humorous intercultural communication
03/2006 English or Spanish?! Language accommodation in New York City service encounters
03/2006 Learning the culture of interpersonal relationships: Students' understandings of personal address forms in French
03/2006 More issues in neo- and post-Gricean pragmatics: A response to Robyn Carston's response
03/2006 Some thoughts on pragmatics, sociolinguistic variation, and intercultural communication
03/2006 Book reviews
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