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Rudnicki, Konrad, Carolyn Declerck, Charlotte De Backer and Mario Berth. 2019. Physiological changes during first encounters and their role in determining the perceived interaction quality. Interaction Studies 20 (2) : 275–306.
Mitchell, Dominic, Joanna J. Bryson, Paul Rauwolf and Gordon P.D. Ingram. 2016. On the reliability of unreliable information. Gossip as cultural memory. Interaction Studies 17 (1) : 1–18.
Fox, Robert Allen and Ewa Jacewicz. 2015. The effects of dialect variation on speech intelligibility in a multitalker background. Applied Psycholinguistics 36 (3) : 729–746.
Lu, Pei Hua. 2015. “Gossip makes us one”. A qualitative analysis of the role of gossip in the process of Taiwanese immigrants’ social integration in Canada. Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 25 (2) : 279–304.
Vásquez, Camilla and Abeer Mohammad. 2015. ‘Rachel's not here’: Constructed dialogue in gossip. Journal of Sociolinguistics 19 (3) : 351–371.
Acuña Ferreira, Virginia. 2014. Gossip as indirect mockery in friendly conversation: The social functions of ‘sharing a laugh’ at third parties. Discourse Studies 16 (5) : 607–628.
Eronen, Maria. 2014. Moral argumentation as a rhetorical practice in popular online discourse: Examples from online comment sections of celebrity gossip. Discourse & Communication 8 (3) : 278–298.
Shiau, Hong-Chi. 2014. The use of celebrity scandals and sensational news for identity negotiations: analyzing gossip among the queers within Taiwanese families. Chinese Journal of Communication 7 (2) : 230–250.
Fuentes Rodríguez, Catalina and María Elena Placencia. 2013. In between spectacle and political correctness: Vamos con todo – an ambivalent news/talk show. Pragmatics 23 (1) : 117–145.
Haddad, Youssef A. 2013. Pronouns and intersubjectivity in Lebanese Arabic gossip. Journal of Pragmatics 49 (1) : 57–77.
O’Reilly, Michelle and Nicola Parker. 2012. ‘Gossiping’ as a social action in family therapy: The pseudo-absence and pseudo-presence of children. Discourse Studies 14 (4) : 457–475.
Magnani, Lorenzo and Emanuele Bardone. 2010. The appeal of gossiping fallacies and its eco-logical roots. Pragmatics & Cognition 18 (2) : 365–396.
Kartzow, Marianne Bjelland, ed. 2009. Gossip and Gender. Othering of Speech in the Pastoral Epistles. De Gruyter.
Harness Goodwin, Marjorie. 2007. Participation and Embodied Action in Preadolescent Girls' Assessment Activity. Research on Language and Social Interaction 40 (4) : 353–375.
Caughlin, John P. and Walid A. Afifi. 2006. A Close Look at Revealing Secrets and Some Consequences That Follow. Communication Research 33 (6) : 467–488.
Innes, Pamela. 2006. The interplay of genres, gender, and language ideology among the Muskogee. Language in Society 35 (2) : 231–259.
Koester, Almut Josepha. 2006. Investigating Workplace Discourse. Routledge.
Tovares, Alla V. 2006. Public medium, private talk: Gossip about a TV show as 'quotidian hermeneutics'. Text 26 (4-5) : 463–491.
Coupland, Justine and Adam Jaworski. 2005. Othering in gossip: “you go out you have a laugh and you can pull yeah okay but like…”. Language in Society 34 (5) : 667–694.
Thornborrow, Joanna and Debbie Morris. 2004. Gossip as strategy: The management of talk about others on reality TV show 'Big Brother'. Journal of Sociolinguistics 8 (2) : 246–271.
Schely-Newman, Esther. 2004. Mock intimacy: strategies of engagement in Israeli gossip columns. Discourse Studies 6 (4) : 471–488.