Pragmatics, Volume 1, Issue 2 (1991)
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The Samoan CIA suffix as an indicator of agent defocusingKenneth William Cook | pp. 145–167
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On assigning pragmatic functions in EnglishJ. Lachlan Mackenzie and Evelien Keizer | pp. 169–215
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Metalinguistic negation and pragmatic ambiguity: Some comments on a proposal by Laurence HornAd Foolen | pp. 217–237
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Polyphonic monologues: Quoted direct speech in oral narrativesRonald K.S. Macaulay | pp. 1–34
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Finding an audienceJames Bogen | pp. 35–65
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Prosodic variation and audience responseMarian Shapley | pp. 66–79
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Meaning without intention: Lessons from divinationJohn W. Du Bois | pp. 80–122
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Social meanings of the Japanese sentence-final particle noHaruko Minegishi Cook | pp. 123–168
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