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Azuma, Tamiko and Michael J. Tat. 2016. Remembering “txt” but not “text”: The effect of context and lexicality on memory for text message abbreviations. Applied Psycholinguistics 37 (2) : 435–459.
Smith, Rachel A. and Franklin J. Boster. 2009. Understanding the Influence of Others on Perceptions of a Message's Advocacy: Testing a Two-Step Model. Communication Monographs 76 (3) : 333–350.
Hurvitz, Sharon and Izchak M. Schlesinger. 2008. The structure of misunderstandings. Pragmatics & Cognition 16 (3) : 568–585.
Petterson, Rune. 2002. Information Design. An introduction. (Document Design Companion Series 3). John Benjamins.
Long, Debra L. and Tammy Bourg. 1996. Thinking aloud: Telling a story about a story. Discourse Processes 21 (3) : 329–339.
McCagg, Peter. 1996. If you can lead a horse to water, you don´t have to make it drink: Some comments on reader and writer responsibilities. Multilingua 15 (3) : 239–256.
Yli-Jokipii, Hilkka. 1996. An approach to contrasting languages and cultures in the corporate context: Finnish, British, and American business letters and telefax messages. Multilingua 15 (3) : 305–327.
Bianchi, Lucilla and Enrica Amaturo. 1995. L'immagine della citta. [The city image.] In Klein, Gabriella, Enrica Amaturo, Tommaso Baiano, Annamaria Fabiano and Renata Testa. La città nei discorso e nell'immaginario giovanile. Una ricerca socio-linguistica a Napoli. [The city in young people's dicourse and imagination. A socio-linguistic inquiry in Naples.] (Sociolinguistica e dialettologia 6). Congedo editore. pp. 83–102.
Whittaker, S.J. and E.J. Robinson. 1986. Children's conceptions of meaning-message relationships. Cognition 22 (1) : 41–60.
Abelson, Robert P. and Carol M. Reich. 1969. Implicational molecules: A method for extracting meaning from input sentences. Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence 1969 : 641–645.