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Wilkes, Julie
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2022.
Kinship carers' complaints about birth parents' Facebook posts:
: Mediated evidentiality and identity construction.
Language & Communication
83
: 97–108.
Motschenbacher, Heiko
.
2020.
Walking on Wilton Drive: A linguistic landscape analysis of a homonormative space
.
Language & Communication
72
: 25–43.
Albert, Saul
and
Chase Wesley Raymond
.
2019.
Conversation analysis at the ‘middle region’ of public life: Greetings and the interactional construction of Donald Trump's political persona.
Language & Communication
69
: 67–83.
Alcaraz-Mármol, Gema
and
Jorge Soto-Almela
.
2019.
Victims or non-humans: Exploring the semantic preference of refugees in Spanish news articles.
Language & Communication
69
: 11–25.
Baranova, Vlada
and
Kapitolina Fedorova
.
2019.
‘Invisible minorities’ and ‘hidden diversity’ in Saint-Petersburg's linguistic landscape.
Language & Communication
68
: 17–27.
Brennan, Sara C.
and
Bernadette O'Rourke
.
2019.
Regimenting the Gaeltacht: Authenticity, anonymity, and expectation in contemporary Ireland.
Language & Communication
66
: 20–28.
Carter, Phillip M.
and
Salvatore Callesano
.
2019.
Latinx perceptions of Spanish in Miami: Dialect variation, personality attributes and language use.
Language & Communication
67
: 84–98.
Connor, Janet E.
2019.
Regimes of hearing: Norwegian qualia of quiet and noise as heard through a migrant classroom.
Language & Communication
66
: 55–66.
Coombs Fine, Julia
.
2019.
‘They just had such a sweet way of speaking’: Constructed voices and prosodic styles in Kodiak Alutiiq.
Language & Communication
67
: 1–15.
Cooper, Paul
.
2019.
The enregisterment of “Barnsley” dialect: Vowel fronting and being ‘broad’ in Yorkshire dialects.
Language & Communication
64
: 68–80.
Costa, James
.
2019.
Introduction: Regimes of language and the social, hierarchized organization of ideologies.
Language & Communication
66
: 1–5.
Dauphinais, Ashlee L.
2019.
Who empowers the Cuban people?: Agency and agentivity in the media.
Language & Communication
64
: 1–11.
De Stefani, Elwys
and
Anne-Danièle Gazin
.
2019.
Learning to communicate: Managing multiple strands of participation in driving lessons.
Language & Communication
65
: 41–57.
Deppermann, Arnulf
.
2019.
Intersubjectivity and other grounds for action-coordination in an environment of restricted interaction: Coordinating with oncoming traffic when passing an obstacle.
Language & Communication
65
: 22–40.
Etrillard, Aude
.
2019.
Regimes of language, whiteness and social class: The negotiation of sociolinguistic privileges by British migrants in rural France.
Language & Communication
66
: 29–40.
Gintsburg, Sarali
.
2019.
Lost in dictation. A cognitive approach to oral poetry: Frames, scripts and ‘unnecessary’ words in the Jebli ayyu.
Language & Communication
64
: 104–115.
Haddington, Pentti
.
2019.
Leave-taking as multiactivity: Coordinating conversational closings with driving in cars.
Language & Communication
65
: 58–78.
Hayoun, Shaul
.
2019.
Towards Financial Semiology.
Language & Communication
67
: 69–83.
Ho, Janet
.
2019.
“Sensible protesters began leaving the protests”: A comparative study of opposing voices in the Hong Kong political movement.
Language & Communication
64
: 12–24.
Irvine, Judith T.
2019.
Regimenting ideologies.
Language & Communication
66
: 67–71.
Jacob, Camille
.
2019.
‘Back to the “futur”’: Mobility and immobility through English in Algeria.
Language & Communication
68
: 6–16.
Jacquemet, Marco
.
2019.
Beyond the speech community: On belonging to a multilingual, diasporic, and digital social network.
Language & Communication
68
: 46–56.
Jaffe, Alexandra
.
2019.
Standardization(s) and regimentation: Polynomic orthodoxies and potentials.
Language & Communication
66
: 6–19.
Kirschen, Bryan
.
2019.
Language ideology and practice among Judeo-Spanish-speaking Sephardim in Seattle and South Florida.
Language & Communication
69
: 84–96.
Laurier, Eric
.
2019.
Civility and mobility: Drivers (and passengers) appreciating the actions of other drivers.
Language & Communication
65
: 79–91.
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