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Hudson, Nancie. 2016. Communication and power in the job interview: Using a ventriloqual approach to analyze moral accounts. Text & Talk 36 (3) : 319–340.
Jackson, Clare. 2016. ‘I sort of did stuff to him’. A case study of tellability and taboo in young people’s talk about sex. Narrative Inquiry 26 (1) : 150–170.
Lu, Luke. 2016. Academically elite students in Singapore. A collective moral stance toward aspirations and trajectories. AILA Review 29 (1) : 141–172.
Patiño-Santos, Adriana. 2016. Trapped in a moral order. Moral identity, positioning and reflexivity in stories of confrontation among Latin American teenage school girls in Madrid. AILA Review 29 (1) : 83–113.
Slobe, Tyanna. 2016. Creepy-ass cracker in post-racial America: Don West’s examination of Rachel Jeantel in the George Zimmerman murder trial. Text & Talk 36 (5) : 613–656.
Bennett, Joe. 2014. Avoiding emotivism: A sociolinguistic approach to moral talk. Language & Communication 39 : 73–82.
Eronen, Maria. 2014. Moral argumentation as a rhetorical practice in popular online discourse: Examples from online comment sections of celebrity gossip. Discourse & Communication 8 (3) : 278–298.
Mostmans, Lien, Joke Bauwens and Jo Pierson. 2014. “I would never post that”: Children, moral sensitivity and online disclosure. Communications 39 (3) : 347–367.
Ting-Toomey, Stella, Tenzin Dorjee and Noorie Baig. 2013. A Social Ecological Perspective on Understanding “Honor Killing”: An Intercultural Moral Dilemma. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 42 (1) : 1–21.
Bennett, Joe. 2013. Moralising class: A discourse analysis of the mainstream political response to Occupy and the August 2011 British riots. Discourse & Society 24 (1) : 27–45.
Forchtner, Bernhard. 2013. Legitimizing the Iraq War through the genre of political speeches. Rhetorics of judge-penitence in the narrative reconstruction of Denmark’s cooperation with Nazism. In Cap, Piotr and Urszula Okulska, eds. Analyzing Genres in Political Communication. Theory and practice. (Discourse approaches to Politics, Society and Culture 50). John Benjamins. pp. 239–265.
Hydén, Lars-Christer, Nina V. Gunnarsson and Helena Hemmingsson. 2013. Mothers’ accounts of healthcare encounters: Negotiating culpability and fulfilling the active mother role. Discourse & Society 24 (4) : 446–460.
Lewis, Huw. 2013. Language maintenance: a liberal-egalitarian approach. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 34 (7) : 672–689.
Evaldsson, Ann-Carita and Johanna Svahn. 2013. Talking moral stances into being: the interactional management of moral reasoning in Aggression Replacement Training (ART) classroom sessions. Text & Talk 33 (6) : 793–815.
Yoong, David and Rachel Tan Hooi Koon. 2013. ‘This is not gambling but gaming’: Methods of promoting a lottery gaming company in a Malaysian daily. Discourse & Society 24 (2) : 229– 247.
Aronsson, Karin and Lucas Gottzén. 2011. Generational positions at a family dinner: Food morality and social order. Language in Society 40 (4) : 405–426.
Cobb, Sara. 2010. Stabilizing violence. Structural complexity and moral transparency in penalty phase narratives. Narrative Inquiry 20 (2) : 296–324.
Graham, Philip and Lisa Gunders. 2010. School system as axiological medium. The state’s primary macro-proposing context and its expanding moral role in Australia. Pragmatics and Society 1 (1) : 102–117.
Hutchby, Ian and Michelle O'Reilly. 2010. Children’s participation and the familial moral order in family therapy. Discourse Studies 12 (1) : 49–64.
Perregaard, Bettina. 2010. 'Luckily it was only for 10 minutes': Ideology, discursive positions, and language socialization in family interaction. Journal of Sociolinguistics 14 (3) : 370–398.
Relaño Pastor, Ana María. 2010. Ethnic categorization and moral agency in ‘fitting in’ narratives among Madrid immigrant students. Narrative Inquiry 20 (1) : 82–105.
Samra-Fredericks, Dalvir. 2010. Ethnomethodology and the moral accountability of interaction: Navigating the conceptual terrain of ‘face’ and face-work. Journal of Pragmatics 42 (8) : 2147–2157.
Lockyer, Sharon and Feona Attwood. 2009. “The Sickest Television Show Ever:” Paedogeddon and the British Press. Popular Communication 7 (1) : 49–60.
Darlington, Tenaya. 2009. Funny grrrls: Humor and contemporary women poets. Humor 22 (3) : 329–340.
Bartesaghi, Mariaelena and Sheryl Perlmutter Bowen. 2009. The acquisition of memory by interview questioning: Holocaust re-membering as category-bound activity. Discourse Studies 11 (2) : 223–243.