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Bhatia, Aditi. 2018. Interdiscursive performance in digital professions: The case of YouTube tutorials. Journal of Pragmatics 124 : 106–120.
Khrebtan-Hörhager, Julia and Roberto Avant-Mier. 2017. Despicable Others: Animated Othering as Equipment for Living in the Era of Trump. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 46 (5) : 441–462.
Chun, Elaine W. 2017. How to drop a name: Hybridity, purity, and the K-pop fan. Language in Society 46 (1) : 57–76.
Luczaj, Kamil and Magdalena Holy-Luczaj. 2017. Those who help us understand our favourite global TV series in a local language. Qualitative meta-analysis of research on local fansub groups. Babel 63 (2) : 153–173.
Lunt, Peter. 2017. The media construction of family history: An analysis of “Who do you think you are?”. Communications 42 (3) : 293–308.
Chiluwa, Innocent and Esther Ajiboye. 2016. Discursive pragmatics of T-shirt inscriptions. Constructing the self, context and social aspirations. Pragmatics and Society 7 (3) : 436–462.
Juffermans, Kasper, Xuan Wang and Caixia Du. 2016. Harmony as language policy in China: an Internet perspective. Language Policy 15 (3) : 299–321.
Hinton, Perry R. 2016. The Cultural Construction of the Girl “Teen”: A Cross-cultural Analysis of Feminine Adolescence Portrayed in Popular Culture. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 45 (3) : 233–247.
Maynard, Senko K. 2016. Fluid Orality in the Discourse of Japanese Popular Culture. (Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 263). John Benjamins.
Pennycook, Alastair, Shaila Sultana and Sender Dovchin. 2015. Relocalizing the translingual practices of young adults in Mongolia and Bangladesh. Translation and Translanguaging in Multilingual Contexts 1 (1) : 4–26.
Pennycook, Alastair, Shaila Sultana and Sender Dovchin. 2015. Transglossic language practices of young adults in Bangladesh and Mongolia. The International Journal of Multilingualism 12 (1) : 93–108.
Erdoğan, Necmi. 2015. The vicissitudes of folk narratives in republican Turkey. The “People,” national pedagogy, and grotesque laughter. Archiv Orientální 83 (1) : 31–51.
Griva, Eleni, Katerina Maroniti and Anastasia G. Stamou. 2015. Young children talk about their popular cartoon and TV heroes' speech styles: media reception and language attitudes. Language Awareness 24 (3) : 216–232.
Caron, James E. 2014. Patriarchy and New Comedy in Ancient Athens and Rome: Revisiting Northrop Frye's “Mythos of Spring: Comedy". Humor 27 (2) : 439–383.
Scotto di Carlo, Giuseppina. 2014. The role of proximity in online popularizations: The case of TED talks. Discourse Studies 16 (5) : 591–606.
Bassols, Margarida, Anna M. Torrent and Anna Cros. 2013. Emotionalization in new television formats of science popularization. Pragmatics 23 (4) : 605–632.
Zhang, Weiyu and Chengting Mao. 2013. Fan activism sustained and challenged: participatory culture in Chinese online translation communities. Chinese Journal of Communication 6 (1) : 45–61.
Rogers, Margaret and Khadidja Merakchi. 2013. The translation of culturally bound metaphors in the genre of popular science articles: A corpus-based case study from Scientific American translated into Arabic. Intercultural Pragmatics 10 (2) : 341–372.
Coupland, Nikolas. 2011. Voice, place and genre in popular song performance. Journal of Sociolinguistics 15 (5) : 573–602.
Gibson, Andy. 2011. Flight of the Conchords: Recontextualizing the voices of popular culture. Journal of Sociolinguistics 15 (5) : 603–626.
Johnstone, Barbara. 2011. Dialect enregisterment in performance. Journal of Sociolinguistics 15 (5) : 657–679.
Li, Jinfeng. 2011. The changing discursive construction of women in Chinese popular discourse since the twentieth century. Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 21 (2) : 238–266.
Menard-Warwick, Julia. 2011. Chilean English teacher identity and popular culture: three generations. International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 14 (3) : 261–277.
Cameron, Deborah. 2010. Sex/Gender, Language and the New Biologism. Applied Linguistics 31 (2) : 173–192.
Abah, Adedayo Ladigbolu. 2009. Popular culture and social change in Africa: the case of the Nigerian video industry. Media, Culture & Society 31 (5) : 731–748.