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It’s not all about you: New perspectives on address researchEdited by Bettina Kluge and María Irene Moyna
[Topics in Address Research 1] 2019
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Edited by Bettina Kluge and María Irene Moyna
[Topics in Address Research 1] 2019
► pp. v–vi
Table of contents
Address and address research: Here’s looking at you, kid
1
Looking backwards, looking forwards: Overviews and new approaches
A literature review of address studies from pragmatic and sociolinguistic perspectives
23
On translating pronominal and nominal terms of address: State of the art and future directions
47
Examining Twitter as a source for address research using Colombian Spanish
75
Imaginary customers and public figures: Visual material as stimuli in studies of address practices
99
Variation and change: Address over space and time
Now you Sie me, now you don’t: The history and remnants of the 3pl V address pronoun calque in Slovak (onikanie) and in Czech (onikání)
125
On address pronouns in the history of Brazilian Portuguese
139
Palenquero Creole: The syntax of second person pronouns and the pragmatics of address switching
161
Transition from V to T address among restaurant customers and waiters in Italy
221
Reflections of address in digital and visual media
The variable functions of addressing hearer-participants with Spanish second person object forms in media discourse
281
Pragmatic and grammatical categories for the analysis of forms of address in presidential election debates
305
Nominal address
Nominal address strategies in Cameroon French: Between lexical creativity and pragmatics
335
Brocatives: Self-reported use of masculine nominal vocatives in Manitoba (Canada)
355
Address, the self, and the other
Introductions at international academic conferences: Address and naming in three national varieties of English
375
Person-referring expressions, reference nominals, and address nominals: Informalization in an Illinois neighborhood social group
397
Index
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