Publications

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Ariel, Mira. 2016. What's a distinct or alternative? Journal of Pragmatics 103 : 1–14.
Leyland, Christopher. 2016. ‘Pre-enactment’ in team-teacher planning talk. Demonstrating a possible future in the here-and-now. Pragmatics 26 (4) : 675–704.
Wu, Haiping. 2016. Modified resayings of reported speech in Mandarin conversation. Chinese Language and Discourse 7 (1) : 105–135.
Kent, Alexandra and Charles Antaki. 2015. Offering alternatives as a way of issuing directives to children: Putting the worse option last. Journal of Pragmatics 78 : 25–38.
Chatwin, John. 2008. Pre-empting ‘trouble’ in the homoeopathic consultation. Journal of Pragmatics 40 (2) : 244–256.
Atkinson, Joshua. 2007. Contemporary Crusaders and Timeless Elders: Building Cultural Capital through Alternative Media Texts. Popular Communication 5 (3) : 171–190.
Liboiron, Nicole and Gloria Soto. 2006. Shared storybook reading with a student who uses alternative and augmentative communication: A description of scaffolding practices. Child Language teaching and therapy 22 (1) : 69–95.
Ostermann, Ana Christina. 2003. Localizing power and solidarity: Pronoun alternation at an all-female police station and a feminist crisis intervention center in Brazil. Language in Society 32 (3) : 351–381.
Vliert, E. van de, C.K.W. de Dreu and E. Giebels. 2003. No Way Out or Swallow the Bait of Two-Sided Exit Options in Negotiation: The Influence of Social Motives and Interpersonal Trust. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations 6 (4) : 369–386.
Love, Alison and Andrew Morrison. 1996. A discourse of disillusionment: Letters to the Editor in two Zimbabwean magazines 10 years after independence. Discourse & Society 7 (1) : 39–75.
Matsumoto, Yo. 1995. The conversational condition on horn scales. Linguistics and Philosophy 18 (1) : 21–60.
Chen, Ping. 1994. Four projected functions of new writing systems for Chinese. Anthropological Linguistics 36 (3) : 366–381.
Liberman, Mark. 1973. Alternatives. Papers from the Regional Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society 9 : 346–355.