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Argamon, Shlomo. 2019. Register in computational language research. Register Studies 1 (1) : 100–135.
Chapman, Siobhan and Billy Clark, eds. 2019. Pragmatics and Literature. (Linguistic approaches to literature 35). John Benjamins.
Dávila-Montes, José. 2019. Enthymeme, metonymy and method: comparing genre-bound rhetorical deviations between languages through corpus studies. Language and Intercultural Communication 19 (5) : 407–420.
Gerday, Laura. 2019. What is ‘global’ in an ELT global coursebook? A linguistic analysis of the New Headway Upper?Intermediate Student’s Book. English Text Construction 12 (1) : 59–83.
Klinger, Susanne. 2019. Repetition. Translating the interplay between its linguistic form and its literary function. Babel 65 (2) : 316–332.
Fitzmaurice, S. and Annick Paternoster, eds. 2019. Politeness in Nineteenth-Century Europe. (Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 299). John Benjamins.
Piacentino, Ed. 2019. English Sporting Writing, the Spirit of the Times, and Old Southwest Humor. Studies in American Humor 5 (2) : 372–390.
Sampietro, Agnese. 2019. Emoji and rapport management in Spanish WhatsApp chats. Journal of Pragmatics 143 : 109–120.
Tsami, Vasia. 2019. Metapragmatic stereotypes and humour: Interpreting and perceiving linguistic homogeneity in mass culture texts. The European Journal of Humour Research 7 (4) : 68–85.
Elordui, Agurtzane. 2018. Vernacularisation of media: stylistic change in Basque youth media. Multilingua 37 (6) : 561–586.
Nycz, Jennifer. 2018. Stylistic variation among mobile speakers: Using old and new regional variables to construct complex place identity. Language Variation and Change 30 (2) : 175–202.
Liu, Haitao and Yaqin Wang. 2018. Is Trump always rambling like a fourth-grade student? An analysis of stylistic features of Donald Trump’s political discourse during the 2016 election. Discourse & Society 29 (3) : 299–323.
Patterson, Katie J. and Michael Pace-Sigge, eds. 2017. Lexical Priming. Applications and advances. Applications and advances. (Studies in Corpus Linguistics 79). John Benjamins.
Douthwaite, John, Daniela Francesca Virdis and Elisabetta Zurru, eds. 2017. The Stylistics of Landscapes, the Landscapes of Stylistics. (Linguistic approaches to literature 28). John Benjamins.
Beaulieu, Suzie and Leif M. French. 2016. Effects of sociolinguistic awareness on French L2 learners' planned and unplanned oral production of stylistic variation. Language Awareness 25 (1,2) : 55–71.
Dyson, Mary C. and Sofie Beier. 2016. Investigating typographic differentiation: Italics are more subtle than bold for emphasis. Information Design Journal 22 (1) : 3–18.
Louw, Bill and Marija Milojkovic. 2016. Corpus Stylistics as Contextual Prosodic Theory and Subtext. (Linguistic approaches to literature 23). John Benjamins.
Auer, Anita, Victorina González-Díaz, Jane Hodson and Violeta Sotirova, eds. 2016. Linguistics and Literary History. In honour of Sylvia Adamson. (Linguistic approaches to literature 25). John Benjamins.
Zyngier, Sonia. 2016. Language, Discourse, Style. Selected works of John McH. Sinclair. (Linguistic approaches to literature 22). John Benjamins.
French, Leif M. and Suzie Beaulieu. 2015. Effects of sociolinguistic awareness on French L2 learners' planned and unplanned oral production of stylistic variation. Language Awareness 24 (4) : 55–71.
Jeffries, Lesley and Matthew Evans. 2015. The rise of choice as an absolute ‘good’. A study of British manifestos (1900–2010). Journal of Language and Politics 14 (6) : 751–777.
Gnevsheva, Ksenia. 2015. Style-shifting and intra-speaker variation in the vowel production of nonnative speakers of New Zealand English. Journal of Second Language Pronunciation 1 (2) : 135–156.
Mougeon, Raymond and Catherine Rehner. 2015. Stylistic and discursive functions of French negative particle ne in an educational context. Journal of Sociolinguistics 19 (5) : 585–611.
Schuller, Simone and Matthew Evans. 2015. Representing “terrorism”. The radicalisation of the May 2013 Woolwich attack in British press reportage. Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict 3 (1) : 128–150.
Scott, Kate. 2015. The pragmatics of hashtags: Inference and conversational style on Twitter. Journal of Pragmatics 81 : 8–20.