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Stephens, Keri K., Renee L. Cowan and Marian L. Houser. 2009. R U Able to Meat Me: The Impact of Students' Overly Casual Email Messages to Instructors. Communication Education 58 (3) : 303–326.
Wang, Jinjun. 2006. Questions and the exercise of power. Discourse & Society 17 (4) : 529–548.
Simon-VandenBergen, Anne-Marie. 1992. The interactional utility of 'of course' in spoken discourse. Occasional Papers in Systemic Linguistics 6 : 213–226.
Maynard, Senko K. 1987. Interactional functions of a nonverbal sign: Head movement in japanese dyadic casual conversation. Journal of Pragmatics 11 (5) : 589–606.
Selting, Margret. 1987. Descriptive categories for the additive analysis of intonation in conversation. Journal of Pragmatics 11 (6) : 777–791.
Verbiest, Agnes E.M. 1987. Confrontaties in conversaties: Een analyse op grond van argumentatie- en gesprekstheoretische inzichten van het ontstaan van meningsverschillen in informele gesprekken.
Maynard, Senko K. 1986. Interactional aspects of thematic progression in English casual conversation. Text 6 (1) : 73–105.
Maynard, Senko K. 1986. On back-channel behavior in Japanese and English casual conversation. Linguistics 24 (6) : 1079–1108.
Schulze, Rainer. 1986. Some methodological remarks on the reconstructive description and analysis of impromptu speech. Grazer Linguistische Studien 26 : 117–129.
Schulze, Rainer. 1986. Strategic indeterminacy and face-work. Studia Anglica Posnaniensia 19 : 75–89.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1983. 'I take out the rock -- DOK!': How Greek women tell about being molested (and create involvement). Anthropological Linguistics 25 (3) : 359–374.
Brazil, David. 1982. Impromptuness and intonation. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 277–289.
Déjean Le Féal, Karla. 1982. Why impromptu speech is easy to understand. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 221–239.
Enkvist, Nils Erik. 1982. Impromptu speech, structure, and process. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 11–31.
Hüllen, Werner. 1982. Observations related to impromptu elements in classroom discourse and to the function of such elements in foreign language teaching and learning. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 207–219.
Kopczynski, Andrzej. 1982. Effects of some characteristics of impromptu speech on conference interpreting. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 255–266.
Lehtonen, Jaakko. 1982. Non-verbal aspects of impromptu speech. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 33–45.
Loman, Bengt. 1982. The segmentation problem in the study of impromptu speech. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 105–129.
Östman, Jan-Ola. 1982. The symbiotic relationship between pragmatic particles and impromptu speech. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 147–177.
Sajavaara, Kari. 1982. Contrastive analysis and impromptu speech. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 195–205.
Seleskovitch, Danica. 1982. Impromptu speech and oral translation. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 241–253.
Svartvik, Jan. 1982. The segmentation of impromptu speech. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 131–145.
Tottie, Gunnel and Carita Paradis. 1982. From function to structure: Some pragmatic determinants of syntactic frequencies in impromptu speech. Publications of the Research Institute of the Åbo Akademi Foundation 78 : 307–317.
Hüllen, Werner. 1981. Gemeinsprache und Fachsprache: Eine exemplarische Untersuchung an einigen Verben der internationalen Fliegersprache. In Kunsmann, Peter and Ortwin Kuhn, eds. Weltsprache English in Forschung und Lehre: Festschrift für Kurt Wächtler. E. Schmidt. pp. 288–301.
Sornig, Karl. 1981. Lexical innovation: A study of slang, colloquialisms and casual speech. John Benjamins.