Evaluation in text types

Articles
• Introduction
  Monika Bednarek | pp. 1–6
• ‘An increasingly familiar tragedy’: Evaluative collocation and conflation
  Monika Bednarek | pp. 7–34
• The expression of non-alignment in British and German political interviews: Preferred and dispreferred variants
  Anita Fetzer | pp. 35–63
• The evaluation of status in multi-modal texts
  Susan Hunston | pp. 64–83
• Changing stories: Achieving a change of state in suspect and witness knowledge through evaluation in police interviews with suspects and witnesses
  Alison J. Johnson | pp. 84–114
• Identification impossible? A corpus approach to realisations of evaluative meaning in academic writing
  Ute Römer | pp. 115–130
Book reviews
• Matthew P. Anstey & J. Lachlan Mackenzie (eds.) Crucial readings in Functional Grammar
  Reviewed by John H. Connolly | pp. 131–141
• Barbara Dancygier & Eve Sweetser. Mental spaces in grammar: Conditional constructions
  Reviewed by Peter Harder | pp. 142–151
• William Frawley (ed.) The expression of modality, Alex Klinge & Henrik Høeg Müller (eds.) Modality: Studies in form and function and Anna Wärnsby. (De)coding modality: The case of must, may, måste and kan
  Reviewed by Marta Carretero | pp. 152–170
• Merja Kytö, Mats Rydén & Erik Smitterberg (eds.) Nineteenth-century English: Stability and change
  Reviewed by Richard W. Bailey | pp. 171–179
• Michaela Mahlberg. English general nouns: A corpus theoretical approach
  Reviewed by Susan Hunston | pp. 180–185

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Larina, Tatiana & Douglas Mark Ponton

2022. I wanted to honour your journal, and you spat in my face: emotive (im)politeness and face in the English and Russian blind peer review. Journal of Politeness Research 18:1 ► pp. 201 ff.

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