Publications
He, Agnes Weiyun. 2016. Discursive roles and responsibilities: a study of interactions in Chinese immigrant households. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 37 (7) : 667–679.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 2013. The painted word. Translingual practices within turn constructional units. In : 127–156.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 2011. The role of repair in modulating modal stances in Chinese discourse. Chinese Language and Discourse 2 (1) : 1–22.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 2004. CA for SLA: Arguments from the Chinese Language Classroom. The Modern Language Journal 88 (4) : 568–582.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 2004. Identity construction in Chinese heritage language classes. Pragmatics 14 (2/3) : 199–216.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 2001. Dui bu dui as a pragmatic marker: Evidence from Chinese classroom discourse. Journal of Pragmatics 33 (9) : 1441–1465.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 2001. The language of ambiguity. (Practices in Chinese Heritage Language classes). Discourse Studies 3 (1) : 75–96.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 1999. Review of $Discourse Studies: A Multidisciplinary Introduction (2 volumes). Vol.1: Discourse as Structure and Process; Vol.2: Discourse as Social Interaction. Language 75 (2) : 354–357.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 1998. Review of $The Construction of Professional discourse. Discourse & Society 9 (2) : 295–296.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 1998. "You know" as an information status enhancing device: Arguments from grammar and interaction. Functions of Language 5 (2) : 133–155.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 1998. The symbiosis of choices and control: Toward a discourse-based account of can. Journal of Pragmatics 29 (5) : 615–637.
He, Agnes Weiyun, ed. 1998. Talking and Testing: Discourse approaches to the assessment of oral proficiency. (Studies in bilingualism 14). John Benjamins.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 1996. Narrative processes and institutional activities. Recipient guided storytelling in academic counseling encounters. Pragmatics 6 (2) : 205–216.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 1995. Co-constructing institutional identities: The case of student counselees. Research on Language and Social Interaction 28 (3) : 213–231.