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Li, Heng and Yu Cao. 2019. Moving at the Speed of Life: How Life Pace Influences Temporal Reasoning. Metaphor and Symbol 34 (3) : 158–166.
Kim, Ahrim. 2019. From negation to shared knowledge: The evolution of utterance-final -canha in spoken Korean. Journal of Pragmatics 144 : 29–55.
Peräkylä, Anssi. 2019. Conversation Analysis and Psychotherapy: Identifying Transformative Sequences. Research on Language & Social Interaction 52 (3) : 257–280.
Trotzke, Andreas. 2019. A note on the emotive origins of syntax. Evolutionary Linguistic Theory 1 (1) : 90–104.
Unger, Christopher. 2019. Exclamatives, exclamations, miratives and speaker’s meaning. International Review of Pragmatics 11 (2) : 272–300.
Pinto, Derrin and Donny Vigil. 2019. Searches and clicks in Peninsular Spanish. Pragmatics 29 (1) : 83–106.
Béal, Christine and Kerry Mullan. 2018. Conversational humor in French and Australian English: What makes an utterance (un)funny? Intercultural Pragmatics 15 (4) : 457–486.
Belligh, Thomas. 2018. The role of referential givenness in Dutch alternating presentational constructions. Belgian Journal of Linguistics 32 : 21–52.
Colomina-Almiñana, Juan J. 2018. Pragmatic presupposition and unarticulated constituents. Lingua 206 : 112–126.
Couper-Kuhlen, Elizabeth. 2018. Finding a Place for Body Movement in Grammar. Research on Language and Social Interaction 51 (1) : 22–25.
Couper-Kuhlen, Elizabeth. 2018. Finding a Place for Body Movement in Grammar. Research on Language & Social Interaction 51 (1) : 22–25.
Pickering, Martin J., Ruth E. Corps and Chiara Gambi. 2018. Coordinating Utterances During Turn-Taking: The Role of Prediction, Response Preparation, and Articulation. Discourse Processes 55 (2) : 230–240.
Gerholm, Tove. 2018. From shrieks to “Stupid poo”: emotive language in a developmental perspective. Text & Talk 38 (2) : 137–166.
Persson, Rasmus. 2017. Fill-in-the-Blank Questions in Interaction: Incomplete Utterances as a Resource for Doing Inquiries. Research on Language and Social Interaction 51 (3) : 227–248.
Sakita, Tomoko I. 2017. Stance management in oral narrative. The role of discourse marker well and resonance. Functions of Language 24 (1) : 65–93.
Tabacaru, Sabina. 2017. When language bites. A corpus-based taxonomy of sarcastic utterances in American television series. Pragmatics & Cognition 24 (2) : 186–211.
Veenstra, Alma, Bart Hollebrandse and Napoleon Katsos. 2017. Why some children accept under-informative utterances. Lack of competence or Pragmatic Tolerance? Pragmatics & Cognition 24 (2) : 297–313.
Su, Danjie. 2016. Grammar emerges through reuse and modification of prior utterances. Discourse Studies 18 (3) : 330–353.
Fein, Ofer, Rachel Giora, Ari Drucker and Itamar Mendelson. 2015. Default Sarcastic Interpretations: On the Priority of Nonsalient Interpretations. Discourse Processes 52 (3) : 173–200.
Giora, Rachel, Ofer Fein and Ari Drucker. 2014. Resonating with default nonsalient interpretations. A corpus-based study of negative sarcasm. Belgian Journal of Linguistics 28 (1) : 3–18.
Hall, Alison. 2014. ‘Free’ Enrichment and the Nature of Pragmatic Constraints. International Review of Pragmatics 6 (1) : 1–28.
Gibbs, Raymond W. Jr. 2013. A Dynamical, Self-Organized View of the Context for Linguistic Performance. International Review of Pragmatics 5 (1) : 70–86.
Maloney, J. Christopher. 2013. Context Operationalized. International Review of Pragmatics 5 (2) : 233–252.
Finkbeiner, Rita. 2012. Emergent contexts. Observations on the context-creative power 
of idioms. In Meibauer, Jörg, Rita Finkbeiner and Petra B. Schumacher, eds. What is a Context ? Linguistic approaches and challenges. (Linguistik Aktuell/Linguistics Today 196). John Benjamins. pp. 153–174.
Kecskés, István. 2012. Is there anyone out there who really is interested in the speaker? Language and Dialogue 2 (2) : 283–297.