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Kowal, Sabine. 2009. Transcription systems for spoken discourse. In : 240–254.
Kowal, Sabine. 2007. Interjections in literary readings and artistic performance. Pragmatics 17 (3) : 417–438.
Kowal, Sabine. 2006. Laughter in the film The Third Man. Pragmatics 16 (2/3) : 305–327.
Kowal, Sabine. 2005. Laughter in Bill Clinton's My life (2004) interviews. Pragmatics 15 (2/3) : 275–299.
Kowal, Sabine. 2004. Dialogicality in TV news interviews. Journal of Pragmatics 36 (2) : 185–205.
Kowal, Sabine. 2004. Hillary Clinton's layghter in media interviews. Pragmatics 14 (4) : 463–478.
Kowal, Sabine. 2002. Personal perspective in TV news interviews. Pragmatics 12 (3) : 257–271.
Kowal, Sabine. 2000. Are transcripts reproducible? Pragmatics 10 (2) : 247–269.
Kowal, Sabine. 1998. Orality and literacy in public discourse: An interview of Hannah Arendt. Journal of Pragmatics 30 (5) : 543–564.
Kowal, Sabine. 1997. Theoretical ideals and their violation: Princess Diana and Martin Bashir in the BBC interview. Pragmatics 7 (3) : 309–323.
Kowal, Sabine. 1995. Transcription systems for spoken discourse. In
Kowal, Sabine. 1994. Some current transcription systems for spoken discourse: A critical analysis. Pragmatics 4 (1) : 81–107.
Kowal, Sabine. 1991. Über die zeitliche Organisation des Sprechens in der Öffentlichkeit: Pausen, Sprechtempo und Verzögerungen in Interviews und Reden von Politikern. Hans Huber.
Kowal, Sabine. 1991. Über die zeitliche Organisation des Sprechens in der Öffentlichkeit. Pausen, Sprechtempo und Verzögerungen in Interviews und Reden von Politikern. [On the temporal organisation of speaking in public. Pauses, speed and decelerations in interviews and speeches by politicians.] Hans Huber.
Kowal, Sabine. 1985. The spontaneity of media interviews. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research 14 (1) : 1–18.
Kowal, Sabine. 1983. Zur funktion von Füllanten in spontaner Textproduktion: Zum Beispiel Helmut Schmidt. In : 63–71.
Kowal, Sabine. 1980. Prospectus for a science of pausology. In : 3–10.