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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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source : Linguistics A complete introduction

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source : Analyzing Grammar An Introduction

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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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Participant footings

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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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source : The historical; perspective in pragmatics

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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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metadiscourse (n.)

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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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Focus and prosodic prominence

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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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Reflection: Face and cultural variation

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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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The Openness of Medieval Texts Introduction

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source : The historical; perspective in pragmatics

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Reflection: On understandings of implication – implicature versus entailment

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source : Pragmatics and the English Language

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