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Dori-Hacohen, Gonen. 2019. ‘Hitlahamut’: A term for unreasonable populist public talk in Israel. Discourse & Society 30 (2) : 135–153.
Cheng, Hsin-I (Cynthia). 2018. Relational citizenship: Examining Taiwanese membership development through immigrant framing in public discourses. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 11 (2) : 154–172.
Kádár, Dániel Z., Puyu Ning and Yongping Ran. 2018. Public ritual apology: A case study of Chinese. Discourse, Context & Media 26 : 21–31.
Persson, Erik and Luís Moretto Neto. 2018. Ideology and discourse in the public sphere: A critical discourse analysis of public debates at a Brazilian public university. Discourse & Communication 12 (3) : 278–306.
Dong, Yanping and Zhilong Xie. 2017. Contributions of bilingualism and public speaking training to cognitive control differences among young adults. Bilingualism 20 (1) : 55–68.
Goebel, Zane. 2016. Represented speech. Private lives in public talk. Pragmatics 26 (1) : 51–67.
Kampf, Zohar. 2016. Rhetorical bypasses: connecting with the hearts and minds of people on the opponent’s side. Journal of multicultural discourses 11 (2) : 149–163.
Malkowski, Jennifer A., David Boromisza-Habashi and Jessica M.F. Hughes. 2016. Public speaking as cultural ideal: Internationalizing the public speaking curriculum. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 9 (1) : 20–34.
Gilder, Bobbi Van and Michael K. Ault. 2015. Polygamy in the United States: How Marginalized Religious Communities Cope with Stigmatizing Discourses Surrounding Plural Marriage. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 44 (4) : 307–328.
Brown, Lucien. 2015. Revisiting “polite” –yo and “deferential” –supnita speech style shifting in Korean from the viewpoint of indexicality. Journal of Pragmatics 79 : 43–59.
Egmond-Brussee, Charlotte van, Amber Boeynaems, Luuk Lagerwerf and Christian Burgers. 2015. Immediate Attention for Public Speech. Differential Effects of Rhetorical Schemes and Valence Framing in Political Radio Speeches. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 34 (3) : 273–299.
Emlen, Nicholas Q. 2015. Public discourse and community formation in a trilingual Matsigenka-Quechua-Spanish frontier community of Southern Peru. Language in Society 44 (5) : 679–703.
Hansson, Sten. 2015. Discursive strategies of blame avoidance in government: A framework for analysis. Discourse & Society 26 (3) : 297–322.
Hoinarescu, Liliana. 2015. Construction of identity and the rhetoric of lying in Romanian political discourse. Language and Dialogue 5 (1) : 23–44.
Wengeler, Martin. 2015. Patterns of Argumentation and the Heterogeneity of Social Knowledge. Journal of Language and Politics 14 (5) : 689–711.
Ackerman, Edwin F. 2014. The “Illegal alien” as a category of analysis: A methodological intervention. Journal of Language and Politics 13 (3) : 563–579.
Harsin, Jayson. 2014. Public argument in the new media ecology: Implications of temporality, spatiality, and cognition. Journal of Argumentation in Context 3 (1) : 7–34.
Marcellino, William M. 2014. Talk like a Marine: USMC linguistic acculturation and civil–military argument. Discourse Studies 16 (3) : 385–405.
Holling, Michelle A., Dreama G. Moon and Alexandra Nevis. 2014. Racist Violations and Racializing Apologia in a Post-Racism Era. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 7 (4) : 260–286.
Colombo, Monica. 2013. Discourse and politics of migration in Italy: The production and reproduction of ethnic dominance and exclusion. Journal of Language and Politics 12 (2) : 157–179.
Farkas, Kerrie R.H. 2013. Power and access in the public hearings of city council meetings. Discourse & Society 24 (4) : 399–420.
Ho, Victor. 2013. Strategic use of nouns and pronouns in public discourse: The case of the fine-tuning of the medium of instruction policy in Hong Kong. Pragmatics 23 (1) : 51–67.
Bassiouney, Reem. 2012. Politicizing identity: Code choice and stance-taking during the Egyptian revolution. Discourse & Society 23 (2) : 107–126.
Cole, Debbie and Régine Pellicer. 2012. Uptake (un)limited: The mediatization of register shifting in US public discourse. Language in Society 41 (4) : 449–470.
Teubert, Wolfgang. 2012. Democracy and web-based dialogue. In Cooren, François and Alain Létourneau, eds. (Re)presentations and Dialogue. (Dialogue Studies 16). John Benjamins. pp. 99–124.