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Weeks, Mark . 2020. Affect philosophy meets incongruity: About transformative potentials in comic laughter. The European Journal of Humour Research 8 (1) : 1–13.
Breeze, Ruth. 2019. Emotion in politics: Affective-discursive practices in UKIP and Labour. Discourse & Society 30 (1) : 24–43.
Lee, Chul-joo and Jiyoung Chae. 2019. The Psychological Mechanism Underlying Communication Effects on Behavioral Intention: Focusing on Affect and Cognition in the Cancer Context. Communication Research 46 (5) : 597–618.
Mills, Caitlin, Jennifer Wu and Sidney D'Mello. 2019. Being Sad Is Not Always Bad: The Influence of Affect on Expository Text Comprehension. Discourse Processes 56 (2) : 99–116.
del Puy Ciriza, María. 2019. Towards a parental muda for new Basque speakers: Assessing emotional factors and language ideologies. Journal of Sociolinguistics 23 (4) : 367–385.
Glapka, Ewa. 2019. Critical affect studies: On applying discourse analysis in research on affect, body and power. Discourse & Society 30 (6) : 600–621.
Forbes, Joan, Elspeth McCartney, Cristina McKean, Karen Laing, Maria Cockerill and James Law. 2019. Co/productive practitioner relations for children with SLCN: an affect inflected agentic frame. Discourse 40 (6) : 859–872.
Mohamed Haneef, M. Shuaib. 2019. Multimodal social semiotic analysis of Delhi rape conviction news in 2013 in CNN IBN website. Asian Journal of Communication 29 (1) : 92–107.
Perera, Kaushalya. 2019. ‘Cracking a Strange Veiled Code’: Language Learning Experiences of North Americans in South Asia. Applied Linguistics 40 (1) : 132–151.
Couper-Kuhlen, Elizabeth and Stefan Pfänder. 2019. Turn-sharing revisited: An exploration of simultaneous speech in interactions between couples. Journal of Pragmatics 147 : 22–48.
Vijver, Fons J. R. van de, Michael Bender, Athanasios Chasiotis and Betty Tjipta Sari. 2019. We feel better when we speak common language; Affective well-being in bilingual adolescents from three ethnic groups in Indonesia. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 71 : 84–95.
Scharp, Kristina M. 2019. “You’re Not Welcome Here”: A Grounded Theory of Family Distancing. Communication Research 46 (4) : 427–455.
Martin, Nicholas G., Julie Aitken Schermer and Marisa L. Kfrerer. 2019. A behavior genetic analysis of the relationship between humor styles and depression. Humor 32 (3) : 417–432.
Stahlberg, Dagmar, Christiane Schoel, Janin Roessel and Renate Zimmermann. 2019. Shedding New Light on the Evaluation of Accented Speakers: Basic Mechanisms Behind Nonnative Listeners’ Evaluations of Nonnative Accented Job Candidates. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 38 (1) : 3–32.
Cooper, Audrey C. 2018. “I don’t mean to be a dick, but”. Paralipsis, affective excess, and the reproduction of sexual hierarchies in university classrooms. Journal of Language and Sexuality 7 (1) : 77–104.
O'Hagan, Minako and Marian Flanagan. 2018. Gamer emotions in laughter. Towards affect-oriented game localisation. Translation, Cognition & Behavior 1 (1) : 299–318.
McCoy, Shannon K., Matthew L. Newman, Ellen E. Newell, Joseph D. Wellman and Susan K. Gardner. 2018. You Sound So Down: Capturing Depressed Affect Through Depressed Language. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 37 (4) : 451–474.
Jacobi, Laura. 2018. Ethnocentric Attitudes of American and International Students: Assessing the Impact of Collaboration. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 47 (6) : 530–544.
Lane, Nikki. 2018. Narratives of affect. Language and feeling in black queer space. Journal of Language and Sexuality 7 (1) : 55–76.
Pfenninger, Simone E. and Michelle Matuzzi. 2018. The language‐cognition‐affect interface in young college student stroke survivors with aphasia. International Journal of Applied Linguistics 28 (3) : 465–479.
Robert, Christopher and Serge P. da Motta Veiga. 2017. Conversational humor and job satisfaction at work: exploring the role of humor production, appreciation, and positive affect. Humor 30 (4) : 417–438.
Dlaske, Kati. 2017. Music video covers, minoritised languages, and affective investments in the space of YouTube. Language in Society 46 (4) : 451–475.
Joy, Jack. 2017. Eulogies for the Resistance. Hizbullah, Syria and the ‘Crisis Imaginary’. Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication 10 (2,3) : 272–292.
Matus, Claudia. 2017. The uses of affect in education: Chilean government policies. Discourse 38 (2) : 235–248.
Drzewiecka, Jolanta A. and Somava Pande. 2017. Racial incorporation through alignment with whiteness. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 10 (2) : 115–134.