Publications

Publication details [#21472]

Gómez-Moriana, Antonio. 1992. Discourse analysis as sociocriticism: Columbus and the invention of the `Indian'. Discours social/Social Discourse 4 (1-2) : 89–110.

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Article in journal

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English

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Kytö, Merja. On the use of the modal auxiliaries CAN and MAY in early American English. 123–138

Tarallo, Fernando. Functional and structural properties in a variable syntax. 249–260

Williamson, Rodney. Formes connectives et cohésion textuelle dans le discours conversationnel d'enfants de différentes classes sociales dans la capitale mexicaine. 333–346

Mougeon, Raymond, Edouard Beniak and Daniel Valois. Is child language a possible source of linguistic variation? 347–358

Fasold, Ralph W. Linguistic analyses of the three kinds. 361–366

Schiffrin, Deborah. Turn-initial variation: Structure and function in conversation. 367–380

Lemieux, Monique, Carmen Fontaine and David Sankoff. Quantificateur et marquer de discours. 381–390

Finegan, Edward and Douglas Biber. Toward a unified model of sociolinguistic prestige. 391–397

Brown, Becky. Cajun/English code-switching: A test of formal models. 399–406

Baker-Shenk, Charlotte. Factors affecting the form of question signals in American sign language. 407–414

Creider, Chet A. Constituent-gap dependencies in Norwegian: An acceptability study. 415–424