Internet Pragmatics 1:1

[Internet Pragmatics, 1:1] 2018. iii, 203 pp.

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https://doi.org/10.1075/ip.1.1

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Table of Contents

Articles

Introducing internet pragmatics

Chaoqun Xie and Francisco Yus | pp. 1–12
How social is the internet? A pragmatic view

Jacob L. Mey | pp. 13–28
“Our Chief Political Editor reads between the lines of the Chancellor’s Budget speech” The strategic exploitation of conversational implicature in mediated political discourse

Anita Fetzer | pp. 29–54
Crooked Hillary and Dumb Trump: The strategic use and effect of negative evaluations in US election campaign tweets

Christian R. Hoffmann | pp. 55–87
Tracking opinion convergence online: The effect of facial attractiveness

Marina Terkourafi and Sarah Lord | pp. 88–112
Identity-related issues in meme communication

Francisco Yus | pp. 113–133
Relational work in multimodal networked interactions on Facebook

Patricia Bou-Franch and Pilar Garcés-Conejos Blitvich | pp. 134–160
Commenting on in-memoriam columns: Juggling with deliberative and epidictic norms

Elda Weizman | pp. 161–183
Self-praise online and offline: The hallmark speech act of social media?

Daria Dayter | pp. 184–203

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