Journal of Historical Pragmatics 14:2
[Journal of Historical Pragmatics, 14:2] 2013. iv, 173 pp.
Publishing status: Available
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Table of Contents
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The evolution of three pragmatic markers: As it were, so to speak/say and if you likeClaudia Claridge | pp. 161–184
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A defence of the focus hypothesis concerning Late Medieval Greek object clitic pronouns: A case study of light verbs in the Chronicle of MoreaJorie Soltic | pp. 185–209
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Have you seen what I mean? From verbal constructions to discourse markersCatherine Bolly and Liesbeth Degand | pp. 210–235
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Courtroom interaction between 1760 and 1860: On defendants taking (re)initiating movesEsperanza Rama-Martínez | pp. 236–262
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Pray in Early Modern English dramaUrsula Lutzky and Jane Demmen | pp. 263–284
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Formulae and performativity in Middle English documentsTanja Rütten | pp. 285–304
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Merja Kytö, Peter J. Grund and Terry Walker. Testifying to Language and Life in Early Modern EnglandReviewed by Magdalena Leitner | pp. 305–309
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Martin Conboy. The Language of Newspapers. Socio-Historical Perspectives.Reviewed by Birte Bös | pp. 310–315
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Irma Taavitsainen and Päivi Pahta (eds.). Early Modern English Medical Texts. Corpus Description and Studies.Reviewed by Thomas Kohnen | pp. 316–320
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Herbert Schendl and Laura Wright (eds.). Code-Switching in Early English. (Topics in English Linguistics 76.)Reviewed by Alpo Honkapohja | pp. 321–327
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Barbara Wehr and Frédéric Nicolosi (eds.). Pragmatique historique et syntaxe. Historische Pragmatik und Syntax. Actes de la section du même nom du XXXIe Romanistentag allemandReviewed by Juhani Härmä and Elina Suomela-Härmä | pp. 328–333
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