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Herat, Manel. 2020. Post-war letters to the Lord Mayor of Liverpool: Epistolary constructions of identity. International Journal of Language Studies 14 (2) : 19–42.
Hickey, Raymond, ed. 2019. Keeping in Touch. Emigrant letters across the English-speaking world. (Advances in Historical Sociolinguistics 10). John Benjamins.
Nevala, Minna and Ursula Lutzky, eds. 2019. Reference and Identity in Public Discourses. (Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 306). John Benjamins.
Fitzmaurice, S. and Annick Paternoster, eds. 2019. Politeness in Nineteenth-Century Europe. (Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 299). John Benjamins.
Jucker, Andreas H. and Kim Ridealgh. 2019. Late Egyptian, Old English and the re-evaluation of Discernment politeness in remote cultures. Journal of Pragmatics 144 : 56–66.
Wagner, Esther-Miriam and Magdalen Connolly. 2018. Code-switching in Judaeo-Arabic documents from the Cairo Geniza. Multilingua 37 (1) : 1–24.
Säily, Tanja, Eetu Mäkelä and Mika Hämäläinen. 2018. Explorations into the social contexts of neologism use in early English correspondence. Pragmatics & Cognition 25 (1) : 30–49.
Punsongserm, Rachapoom, Shoji Sunaga and Hisayasu Ihara. 2018. Effectiveness of homologous Thai letterforms presented in parafoveal vision. Information Design Journal 24 (2) : 92–115.
Heyse, Petra. 2017. Between “forwardability” and “authenticity”: Writing style as a commercial asset in mediating communication on transnational dating websites. Journal of Pragmatics 116 : 91–103.
Houdek, Matthew. 2017. “Once an Eagle, always an Eagle?”: symbolic divestment, recuperative critique, and in-house protests against the anti-gay BSA. Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies 14 (1) : 48–65.
Dyson, Mary C. and Sofie Beier. 2016. Investigating typographic differentiation: Italics are more subtle than bold for emphasis. Information Design Journal 22 (1) : 3–18.
Cajnko, Mojca. 2016. Politeness in Hittite state correspondence: Address and self-presentation. Journal of Politeness Research 12 (2) : 155–172.
Dickey, Eleanor. 2016. Politeness in ancient Rome: Can it help us evaluate modern politeness theories? Journal of Politeness Research 12 (2) : 197–220.
Ridealgh, Kim. 2016. Polite like an Egyptian? Case Studies of Politeness in the Late Ramesside Letters. Journal of Politeness Research 12 (2) : 245–266.
Frekko, Susan E. 2015. Standardizing opinion: Projecting a national catalan public through letters to the editor. Pragmatics 25 (4) : 589–615.
Rojas-Lizana, Isolda. 2015. “A very big thank you to…”. Letters of gratitude in local newspapers from Australia and Chile. Languages in Contrast 15 (2) : 251–279.
Bohm, Thomas. 2014. Letter and symbol misrecognition in highly legible typefaces for general, children, dyslexic, visually impaired and ageing readers. Information Design Journal 21 (1) : 34–50.
Cook, Vivian. 2014. Meaning and material in the language of the street. Social Semiotics 25 (1) : 81–109.
Radwan Al-Momani, Kawakib. 2014. Strategies of persuasion in letters of complaint in academic context: The case of Jordanian university students’ complaints. Discourse Studies 16 (6) : 705–728.
Sanz-Sánchez, Israel. 2014. Como dicen los americanos: Spanish in contact with English in territorial and early statehood New Mexico. Spanish in Context 11 (2) : 221–242.
Adendorff, Ralph and Jade Smith. 2014. The creation of an “imagined community” in readers' letters to the Daily Sun: an APPRAISAL investigation. Text & Talk 34 (5) : 521–544.
Rutten, Gijsbert and Marijke van der Wal. 2014. Letters as Loot. A sociolinguistic approach to seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Dutch. (Advances in Historical Sociolinguistics 2). John Benjamins.
Anchimbe, Eric A. 2013. ‘Motions of support’ and the communicative act of thanking in political discourse. In Fetzer, Anita, ed. The Pragmatics of Political Discourse. Explorations across cultures. (Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 228). John Benjamins. pp. 219–242.
Samuel, Moses and Vahid Sadeghi. 2013. Genre analysis of the letters of appeal. Discourse Studies 15 (2) : 229–245.
Williams, Graham T. 2013. Women's Epistolary Utterance. A study of the letters of Joan and Maria Thynne, 1575-1611. (Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 233). John Benjamins.