Corpus Pragmatics

Titel Veröffentlichungsdatum Sprache Zitate
How Long Does it Take to Say ‘Well’? Evidence from the Audio BNC2018/09/14English3
The Systematic Adaptation of Violence Contexts in the ISIS Discourse: A Contrastive Corpus-Based Study2019/04/03English3
Pragmatic Annotation for a Multi-Layered Analysis of Speech Acts: A Methodological Proposal2018/05/11English3
Responses to Thanks in Ireland, England and Canada: A Variational Pragmatic Perspective2022/06/01English3
Canceling Last Minute in Italian and Colombian Spanish: A Cross-Cultural Account of Pragmalinguistic Strategies2020/05/18English3
Children’s Requestive Behavior in L2 Greek: Beyond the Core Request2020/02/22English3
Turn-Initial Discourse Markers in L2 Spanish Conversations: Insights from Conversation Analysis2020/01/22English3
The Evolution of Parliamentary Debates in Light of the Evolution of Evidentials: Al Parecer and Por lo Visto in 40 Years of Parliamentary Proceedings from Spain2019/11/06English3
The Impoliteness of Slurs and Other Pejoratives in Reported Speech2020/01/01English3
The Place of Interpersonal Lexemes in Linguistic Theory, with Special Reference to Functional Discourse Grammar2021/01/02English3
From Do You Know to I Don’t Know: An Analysis of the Frequency and Usefulness of Lexical Bundles in Five English Language Self-Study Books2017/04/25English3
Questions in English and French Research Articles in Linguistics: A Corpus-Based Contrastive Analysis2017/04/25English3
Plàcia a Déu ‘May it Please God’: Constructions with the Verb Plaure ‘Please’ in Medieval Catalan2020/06/19English3
Emotion and Sentiment Polarity in Parliamentary Debate: A Pragmatic Comparative Study2021/04/09English3
Conceptual and Procedural Aspects of Causal Meaning: Corpus-Analytic Evidence from Modern Greek2017/04/28English2
Intensifier Usage in Nigerian English: A Corpus-Based Approach2021/03/11English2
Temporal Relations at the Sentence and Text Genre Level: The Role of Linguistic Cueing and Non-linguistic Biases—An Annotation Study of a Bilingual Corpus2021/04/30English2
“They Made us into a Race. We Made Ourselves into a People”: A Corpus Study of Contemporary Black American Group Identity in the Non-Fictional Writings of Ta-Nehisi Coates2021/03/02English2
“Believe My Word Dear Father that You Can’t Pick Up Money Here as Quick as the People at Home Thinks It”: Exploring Migration Experiences in Irish Emigrants’ Letters2019/01/04English2
An Intra-cultural Analysis of Interpersonal Metadiscourse Markers Used in Obama and Trump’s Speeches on the Iran Nuclear Deal2020/01/09English2
If-Conditionals in Economics Research Articles: From Keywords to Language Teaching/Learning in the L2 Writing-for-Publication Class?2017/06/27English2
Emotional and Educational Consequences of (Im)politeness in Teacher–Student Interaction at Higher Education2017/04/03English2
Apologies in South Asian Varieties of English: A Corpus-Based Study on Indian and Sri Lankan English2022/02/25English2
Strategies for the Analysis of Large Social Media Corpora: Sampling and Keyword Extraction Methods2023/04/30English2
“Well (er) You Know …”: Discourse Markers in Native and Non-native Spoken English2020/11/18English2
Preference Organization and Cross-Cultural Variation in Request Responses: A Corpus-Based Comparison of British and American English2017/08/02English1
Compliment Responses by College Male and Female Filipino Second Language Learners of English2018/11/19English1
Part-of-Speech and Pragmatic Tagging of a Corpus of Film Dialogue: A Pilot Study2023/01/11English1
A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Emotives2019/10/04English1
Linguistic Gender Forms and Deontic Modality in Islamic Legal Translation: A Corpus-Based Study2022/05/09English1