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Shor, Leon. 2022. Revisiting “verbal agreement”: The case of Israeli Hebrew. Glossa Select7 (1) : 1–35.
Hodge, Gabrielle, Lindsay N. Ferrara and Benjamin D. Anible. 2019. The semiotic diversity of doing reference in a deaf signed language. Journal of Pragmatics 143 : 33–53.
Özyürek, Asli, Ad Backus and Zeynep Azar. 2019. General- and Language-Specific Factors Influence Reference Tracking in Speech and Gesture in Discourse. Discourse Processes 56 (7) : 553–574.
Can Daşkın, Nilüfer. 2019. Reference to a past learning event in teacher turns in an L2 instructional setting. Journal of Pragmatics 142 : 16–30.
Chaemsaithong, Krisda. 2019. Person reference, identity, and linguistic violence in capital trials. Journal of Pragmatics 142 : 90–104.
Geluso, Joe and Roz Hirch. 2019. The reference corpus matters. Comparing the effect of different reference corpora on keyword analysis. Register Studies 1 (2) : 209–242.
Ahangar, Abbas Ali and Seyyedeh Nazanin Rahnemoon. 2019. The level of explicitation of reference in the translation of medical texts from English into Persian: A case study on basic histology. Lingua 228.
Adams, Zoë. 2018. ‘I don't know why man's calling me family all of a sudden’: Address and reference terms in grime music. Language & Communication 60 : 11–27.
Chaemsaithong, Krisda. 2018. Referential practice and contested identities in legal narratives. Lingua 212 : 44–59.
Sturt, Patrick and Derya Çokal. 2018. Effect of Referring Expression on Antecedent-Grouping Choice in Plural Reference Resolution. Discourse Processes 55 (2) : 157–165.
Taboada, Maite and Debopam Das. 2018. Signalling of Coherence Relations in Discourse, Beyond Discourse Markers. Discourse Processes 55 (8) : 743–770.
Ingram, Joanne and Heather J. Ferguson. 2018. Complement Set Reference after Implicitly Small Quantities: An Event-Related Potentials Study. Discourse Processes 55 (2) : 146–156.
Forker, Diana. 2018. Gender agreement is different. Linguistics 56 (4) : 865–894.
Haig, Geoffrey and Diana Forker. 2018. Agreement in grammar and discourse: A research overview. Linguistics 56 (4) : 715–735.
Gruber, Helmut. 2018. Debating or displaying political positions? MPs’ reactive statements during the inaugural speech debates in the Austrian parliament. Pragmatics and Society 9 (4) : 571–597.
Heurich, Guilherme Orlandini. 2018. Reporting, capturing and voicing speech amongst the Araweté. Language & Communication 63 : 49–56.
Arnold, Jennifer E. and Yi Ting Huang. 2018. Talking About SOME and ALL: What Determines the Usage of Quantity-Denoting Expressions? Discourse Processes 55 (8) : 686–703.
Hwang, Heeju. 2018. Semantic Properties of Pronouns Modulate Pronoun Use: Evidence from Cantonese. Discourse Processes 55 (1) : 92–102.
Jacquin, Jérôme. 2018. Multimodal positioning and reference in argumentative talk-in-interaction. Balancing context-dependency and context-independency. International Review of Pragmatics 10 (2) : 198–218.
Rothman, Jason, Michael T. Putnam and Tiffany Judy. 2018. When Bilingualism is the Common Factor: Switch Reference at the Junction of Competence and Performance in Both Second Language and Heritage Language Performance. Journal of language contact 11 (3) : 590–616.
Laleko, Oksana. 2018. What is Difficult about Grammatical Gender? Evidence from Heritage Russian. Journal of language contact 11 (2) : 233–267.
Morrison, Michelle. 2018. Beyond derivation: Creative use of noun class prefixation for both semantic and reference tracking purposes. Journal of Pragmatics 123 : 38–56.
Sevcikova Sehyr, Zed, Brenda Nicodemus, Jennifer Petrich and Karen Emmorey. 2018. Referring strategies in American Sign Language and English (with co-speech gesture): The role of modality in referring to non-nameable objects. Applied Psycholinguistics 39 (5) : 961–987.
Garnham, Alan, Jane Oakhill and David Reynolds. 2018. Anaphoric Islands and Anaphoric Forms: The Role of Explicit and Implicit Focus. Discourse Processes 55 (2) : 197–205.
Tseng, Ming-Yu. 2018. Where cultural references and lexical cohesion meet. Toward a multi-layer framing analysis. Pragmatics 28 (4) : 573–598.