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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A little learning a dangerous thing? Tieken-Boon van Ostade, Ingrid
2000
3 p. 339-358
20 p.
artikel
2 A neo-Gricean pragmatic analysis of Chinese pragmatic markers Feng, Guangwu
2011
3 p. 417-434
18 p.
artikel
3 A short, familar essay on person Becker, A.L
1999
3 p. 229-236
8 p.
artikel
4 Atlantic meets Pacific: Lexicon common to the english-based pidgins and creoles Holm, John
1992
3 p. 185-196
12 p.
artikel
5 Beauty—how Hopkins pied it Ross, Háj
1999
3 p. 237-250
14 p.
artikel
6 Code-copying in Irano-Turkic Johanson, Lars
1998
3 p. 325-337
13 p.
artikel
7 Concepts – not just yardsticks, but also heuristics: rebutting Hacker and Bennett Keestra, Machiel
2011
3 p. 464-472
9 p.
artikel
8 Conditionals and counterfactuals in Japanese Hasada, Rie
1997
3 p. 277-288
12 p.
artikel
9 Context-induced reinterpretation and (inter)subjectification: the case of grammaticalization of sentence-final particles Rhee, Seongha
2012
3 p. 284-300
17 p.
artikel
10 Converbs in the languages of Eastern Siberia Nedjalkov, Igor
1998
3 p. 339-351
13 p.
artikel
11 Coordination ellipsis in spoken and written American English Meyer, Charles F.
1995
3 p. 241-269
29 p.
artikel
12 Creating ‘to the contrary’ selves for the television audience Adams, Karen L
1999
3 p. 303-311
9 p.
artikel
13 Cross-linguistic quantification: Definite articles vs demonstratives Cyr, Danielle
1993
3 p. 195-229
35 p.
artikel
14 Defining a gentleman: the status of Olaudah Equiano or Gustavus Vassa Carretta, V
2000
3 p. 385-399
15 p.
artikel
15 Dialectology and sociolinguistics: Same coin, different currency Kretzschmar Jr., William A.
1995
3 p. 271-282
12 p.
artikel
16 Did you have a choccie bickie this arvo? A quantitative look at Australian hypocoristics Kidd, Evan
2011
3 p. 359-368
10 p.
artikel
17 Dr. Johnson eats his words: figuring the incorporating body of English print culture Sorensen, Janet
2000
3 p. 295-314
20 p.
artikel
18 ‘Easy women’: defining and confining the ‘feminine’ style in eighteenth-century print culture Percy, Carol Elaine
2000
3 p. 315-337
23 p.
artikel
19 Editorial 1999
3 p. 223-228
6 p.
artikel
20 Editorial Board 2003
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
21 Editorial board 2005
3 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
22 Editorial board 2004
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
23 Editorial board and publication information 2010
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
24 Editorial board and publication information 2011
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
25 Editorial board and publication information 2012
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
26 Elementary rhetorical ideas and eighteenth-century English McIntosh, Carey
2000
3 p. 231-249
19 p.
artikel
27 Errata 1995
3 p. 303-304
2 p.
artikel
28 Erratum to “Inter-sentential anaphora and coherence relations in discourse: A perfect match” [Language Sciences 31 (2009), 572–592] Cornish, Francis
2010
3 p. 425-
1 p.
artikel
29 Evidentials and areal typology: a case study from Amazonia Aikhenvald, Alexandra Y.
1998
3 p. 241-257
17 p.
artikel
30 Figurative language in the Scottish new rhetoric Short, Bryan C
2000
3 p. 251-264
14 p.
artikel
31 Formulaicity in essay exam answers Chenoweth, N.Ann
1995
3 p. 283-297
15 p.
artikel
32 Forthcoming articles 2003
3 p. I-
1 p.
artikel
33 Forthcoming Articles 2010
3 p. 426-
1 p.
artikel
34 Forthcoming articles 2005
3 p. 381-
1 p.
artikel
35 Forthcoming articles 2004
3 p. 313-
1 p.
artikel
36 Forthcoming articles 2011
3 p. 473-
1 p.
artikel
37 Forthcoming Articles 2012
3 p. 381-
1 p.
artikel
38 How do words change inflection class? Diachronic evidence from Norwegian Enger, Hans-Olav
2010
3 p. 366-379
14 p.
artikel
39 How young is standard average european? Haspelmath, Martin
1998
3 p. 271-287
17 p.
artikel
40 ‘I no say you say is boring’: the development of pragmatic competence in L2 apology Chang, Yuh-Fang
2010
3 p. 408-424
17 p.
artikel
41 Interfixation in english Kaye, Alan S.
1989
3 p. 337-341
5 p.
artikel
42 Introduction Mühlhäusler, Peter
1992
3 p. 181-184
4 p.
artikel
43 Irony, relevance and pragmatic interpretation in Spanish Rosales Sequeiros, Xosé
2011
3 p. 369-385
17 p.
artikel
44 Isms are prisms: a reply to Keestra and Cowley Hacker, P.M.S.
2011
3 p. 459-463
5 p.
artikel
45 Istorija odnogo mifa. Marr i Marrizm (the history of a myth. Marr and Marrism) Bruche-Schulz, Gisela
1993
3 p. 255-260
6 p.
artikel
46 Language and women's place with special reference to Arabic Abd-el-Jawad, Hassan R.S.
1989
3 p. 305-324
20 p.
artikel
47 Language, thought, and logic Tsui-James, E.P.
1995
3 p. 299-302
4 p.
artikel
48 Large linguistic areas in grammaticalization: auxiliation in Europe Kuteva, Tania
1998
3 p. 289-311
23 p.
artikel
49 Lexical interference in journalistic Arabic in Jordan Hussein, Riyad Fayez
1993
3 p. 239-254
16 p.
artikel
50 Like talking on paper? The pragmatics of courtship and the eighteenth-century familiar letter Fitzmaurice, S.
2000
3 p. 359-383
25 p.
artikel
51 Lingual biography and linguistic variation Johnstone, B
1999
3 p. 313-321
9 p.
artikel
52 Marking one’s place: expressions of identity in Athabaskan student writing Basham, C
1999
3 p. 355-369
15 p.
artikel
53 Metaphorically speaking: gender and person Fiksdal, Susan
1999
3 p. 345-354
10 p.
artikel
54 Mutual misunderstanding: Scepticism and the theorizing of language and interpretation Hutton, Christopher
1993
3 p. 261-267
7 p.
artikel
55 Near synonyms as co-extensive categories: ‘high’ and ‘tall’ revisited Taylor, John R.
2003
3 p. 263-284
22 p.
artikel
56 ‘Never use I’: So whose voice speaks for me? Lofty, John S.
1999
3 p. 251-263
13 p.
artikel
57 New thoughts on the origins of Zamboangueño (Philippine Creole Spanish) Lipski, John M.
1992
3 p. 197-231
35 p.
artikel
58 [No title] Fitzmaurice, Susan
2000
3 p. 223-229
7 p.
artikel
59 Nouns, verbs and flexibles: implications for typologies of word classes Luuk, Erkki
2010
3 p. 349-365
17 p.
artikel
60 Performing the nation: person in the O.J. Simpson case Silberstein, S.
1999
3 p. 323-331
9 p.
artikel
61 Person in epitaphs of a line of Sufi Babas: continuity and change Trix, Frances
1999
3 p. 283-301
19 p.
artikel
62 Proto-languages in prehistory: Reality and reconstruction Pulgram, Ernst
1995
3 p. 223-239
17 p.
artikel
63 Publish your colour illustrations online at no extra cost 2004
3 p. 231-
1 p.
artikel
64 Putting apes (body and language) together again Cowley, Stephen
2003
3 p. 289-318
30 p.
artikel
65 Referential choice and informativeness in mother–child conversation: A focus on the mother Huang, Chiung-chih
2012
3 p. 319-338
20 p.
artikel
66 Refurbishing our foundations (Elementary linguistics from an advanced point of view) Debaty-Luca, Thierry
1989
3 p. 329-336
8 p.
artikel
67 Revisiting the Balkan and Meso-American linguistic areas van der Auwera, Johan
1998
3 p. 259-270
12 p.
artikel
68 “Role-ing out control” at church business meetings: Directing and disagreeing Pearson, Bethyl
1989
3 p. 289-304
16 p.
artikel
69 ScienceDirect articles in press 2004
3 p. 315-316
2 p.
artikel
70 Scottish style and American romantic idiom Manning, Susan
2000
3 p. 265-283
19 p.
artikel
71 Semantic primitives of time and space in Hong Kong Cantonese Tong, Malindy
1997
3 p. 245-261
17 p.
artikel
72 Signs unsigned and meanings not meant: linguistic theory and hypothetical, simulated, imitation and meaningless language Bade, David
2012
3 p. 361-375
15 p.
artikel
73 Simulating others: the basis of human cognition? Cowley, Stephen J
2004
3 p. 273-299
27 p.
artikel
74 Slurs Croom, Adam M.
2011
3 p. 343-358
16 p.
artikel
75 Sociopragmatics is slower: a reply to Chang Hassall, Tim
2012
3 p. 376-380
5 p.
artikel
76 Some contact languages and pidgin and creole languages in the Siberian region Wurm, Stephen A.
1992
3 p. 249-285
37 p.
artikel
77 Spatial terms, polysemy and possession in Longgu (Solomon Islands) Hill, Deborah
1997
3 p. 263-275
13 p.
artikel
78 Talk and social organisation. In intercommunications series, volume I Kaye, Alan S.
1989
3 p. 325-329
5 p.
artikel
79 The boundaries of nature in the discipline of linguistics Kibbee, Douglas A
2004
3 p. 301-311
11 p.
artikel
80 The contribution of nonveridical rhetorical relations to evaluation in discourse Trnavac, Radoslava
2012
3 p. 301-318
18 p.
artikel
81 The development of the preverbal markers in St-Louis-Creole: The formation of a TMA-system? Ehrhart, Sabine
1992
3 p. 233-247
15 p.
artikel
82 The dual analysis of manner adverbs in Japanese Yokota, Kenji
2011
3 p. 386-400
15 p.
artikel
83 The effect of experience on the acquisition of a non-native vowel contrast Simon, Ellen
2012
3 p. 269-283
15 p.
artikel
84 The figure with which a sentence is made: double exposure from an English newspaper furore Pettinari, Catherine Johnson
1999
3 p. 333-344
12 p.
artikel
85 The functional–pragmatic field of possibility in Russian: meaning and structure Belyaeva-Standen, Yelena
2003
3 p. 239-262
24 p.
artikel
86 The grammar of mental predicates in Japanese Onishi, Masayuki
1997
3 p. 219-233
15 p.
artikel
87 The interpersonal metafunction in French from a Systemic Functional perspective Banks, David
2010
3 p. 395-407
13 p.
artikel
88 The interplay between perception of language and perception of motion Poizner, Howard
1989
3 p. 267-287
21 p.
artikel
89 The interpretation of masculine personal nouns in German and Dutch: a comparative experimental study Backer, Maarten De
2012
3 p. 253-268
16 p.
artikel
90 The language of the Southey–Coleridge Circle Pratt, Lynda
2000
3 p. 401-422
22 p.
artikel
91 The living language: Wittgenstein and the empirical study of communication Canfield, John V.
1993
3 p. 165-193
29 p.
artikel
92 The origin and the development of the concept Jinkaku—an important concept in Japanese morality 1 1 This discussion will constitute the main chapter of a book that I am writing on how the democratic principles expressed in the post-World War II Japanese Constitution are taught in the secondary school textbooks in Japan. Inoue, Kyoko
1999
3 p. 265-281
17 p.
artikel
93 The primacy of information status in the alternation between deferential and polite forms in Korean public discourse Oh Eun, Jong
2004
3 p. 251-272
22 p.
artikel
94 The primitive syntax of mental predicates in Hawaii Creole English: A text-based study Stanwood, Ryo
1997
3 p. 209-217
9 p.
artikel
95 The role of child-directed speech in language acquisition: a case study Matychuk, Paul
2005
3 p. 301-379
79 p.
artikel
96 The structure and meaning of Japanese light verbs Yokota, Kenji
2005
3 p. 247-280
34 p.
artikel
97 “The structure of his sentences is French”: Johnson and Hume in the history of English Potkay, Adam
2000
3 p. 285-293
9 p.
artikel
98 The syntax of time and space primitives in French Peeters, Bert
1997
3 p. 235-244
10 p.
artikel
99 The transformation and spread of pidgin Fijian Siegel, Jeff
1992
3 p. 287-308
22 p.
artikel
100 The typological position of Basque: then and now Trask, R.L.
1998
3 p. 313-324
12 p.
artikel
101 The universal syntax of semantic primitives Goddard, Cliff
1997
3 p. 197-207
11 p.
artikel
102 The use of headed and headless DE-marked referential expressions in Chinese mother–child conversation Cheng, Tuyuan
2011
3 p. 435-458
24 p.
artikel
103 Towards the criteria of non-finite clause identification: a systemic-functional approach Yang, Bingjun
2004
3 p. 233-249
17 p.
artikel
104 Traveling through space in Persian and English: a comparative analysis of motion events in elicited narratives Feiz, Parastou
2011
3 p. 401-416
16 p.
artikel
105 Typological comparison and linguistic areas: some introductory remarks Ramat, Paolo
1998
3 p. 227-240
14 p.
artikel
106 Understanding the role of orthography in the acquisition of a non-native vowel contrast Simon, Ellen
2010
3 p. 380-394
15 p.
artikel
107 Universals yet again: A test of the ‘Wierzbicka thesis’ Harré, Rom
1993
3 p. 231-238
8 p.
artikel
108 Vantages on the category of vertical extent: John R. Taylor's “high” and “tall” MacLaury, Robert E
2003
3 p. 285-288
4 p.
artikel
109 Vygotsky’s mediational psychology: A new conceptualization of culture, signification and metaphor Ghassemzadeh, Habibollah
2005
3 p. 281-300
20 p.
artikel
110 What is the use of studying pidgin and creole languages? Mühlhäusler, Peter
1992
3 p. 309-316
8 p.
artikel
111 Who are ‘we’ in spoken Peninsular Spanish and European Portuguese? Expression and reference of first person plural subject pronouns Posio, Pekka
2012
3 p. 339-360
22 p.
artikel
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