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Warner, Richard. 2019. Meaning, reasoning, and common knowledge. Intercultural Pragmatics 16 (3) : 289–304.
Mey, Jacob L. 2018. How social is the internet? A pragmatic view. Internet Pragmatics 1 (1) : 13–28.
Quadflieg, Susanne, Israr Ul-Haq and Nikolaos Mavridis. 2016. Now you feel it, now you don’t. How observing human-robot interactions and human-human interactions can make you feel eerie. Interaction Studies 17 (2) : 211–247.
Turri, Angelo and John Turri. 2016. Lying, Uptake, Assertion, and Intent. International Review of Pragmatics 8 (2) : 314–333.
Apter, Michael J. and Mitzi Desselles. 2012. Disclosure humor and distortion humor: A reversal theory analysis. Humor 25 (4) : 417–435.
Liu, Meina. 2012. Same path, different experience: Culture's Influence on attribution, emotion, and interaction goals in negotiation. Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 22 (1) : 97–119.
Bowman, Jonathan M. 2009. The Influences of Attribution, Context, and Heterosexual Self-Presentation on Perceived Appropriateness of Self-Disclosure in Same-Sex Male Friendships. Communication Research Reports 26 (3) : 215–227.
Haynes, Tara L. and Lia M. Daniels. 2008. The Effect of Attributional Retraining on Mastery and Performance Motivation Among First-Year College Students. Basic and Applied Social Psychology 30 (3) : 198–207.
Gobel, Peter and Setsuko Mori. 2007. Success and failure in the EFL classroom: Exploring students’ attributional beliefs in language learning. EUROSLA Yearbook 7 : 149–169.
Schmellentin, Claudia. 2006. PP-Extraktionen. Eine Untersuchung zum Verhältnis von Grammatik und Pragmatik. [PP-Extractions. A study on the relationship between grammar and pragmatics.] (Linguistische Arbeiten 507). De Gruyter.
Wootton, Anthony. 2006. Children’s practices and their connections with ‘mind’. Discourse Studies 8 (1) : 191–198.
Kuczynski, John-Michael. 2004. A non-Russellian treatment of the referential-attributive distinction. Pragmatics & Cognition 12 (2) : 253–294.
Kearney, P., T.G. Plax, Dawn M. Kelsey, Terre H. Allen and Kerry J. Ritter. 2004. College students' attributions of teacher misbehaviors. Communication Education 53.
Smirles, K.E. 2004. Attributions of Responsibility in Cases of Sexual Harassment: The Person and the Situation. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 34 (2) : 342–365.
Stephens, Christine and Mary Breheny. 2003. Healthy Living and Keeping Busy: A Discourse Analysis of Mid-Aged Women's Attributions for Menopausal Experience. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 22 (2) : 169–189.
Rooy, Robert Van. 2003. Asserting to resolve decision problems. Journal of Pragmatics 35 (8) : 1169–1179.
Zoubir-Shaw, Sadia. 1996. Gender: Perception of attributes in inanimate referents. ITL 111 - 112 : 61–85.
McLaughlin, Margaret L. 1990. Explanatory discourse and casual attribution. Text 10 (1/2) : 63–68.
Steele, Michael E. and Mark A. deTurck. 1988. Once a Liar Always a Liar: Effects of Individuating Information on the Utilization of Base-Rates in Deceptive Attributions. Communication Reports 1 (1) : 60–67.
Tzeng, Oliver C.S., Rumjahn Hoosain and Charles E. Osgood. 1987. Cross-cultural componential analysis on affect attribution of emotional terms. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research 16 (5) : 443–465.
Over, D.E. 1985. Constructivity and the referential/attributive distinction. Linguistics and Philosophy 8 (4) : 415–429.
Alkemade, Dick J. Van. 1980. Referentiality and specificity of NP's. In Alkemade, Dick J. Van, A. Feitsma, Willem J. Meys, P. Van Reenen and J.J. Spa, eds. Linguistic studies offered to Berthe Siertsema. Rodopi. pp. 1–9.
Fornel, Michel De. 1980. Attributivité, discours rapporté et espaces référentiels. Semantikos 4 (2) : 55–77.
Martinich, A.P. 1980. Conversational maxims and some philosophical problems. The Philosophical Quarterly 30 (3) : 215–228.
Martinich, A.P. 1977. The attributive use of proper names. Analysis 37 : 159–163.