Rachel Giora Michael Haugh: Doing Pragmatics Interculturally: Cognitive, Philosophical, and Sociopragmatic Perspectives
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Jiayao Zhang
Jiayao Zhang is a postgraduate candidate in the School of Foreign Languages at Hangzhou Normal University, P. R. China. She is a member of Institute of Contemporary Linguistics at her school and her research interests focus on the study of pragmatics.
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Jing Chen
Jing Chen is Associate Professor in the School of Foreign Languages at Hangzhou Normal University, P. R. China. She is the vice-director of Institute of Contemporary Linguistics. She has published papers in pragmatics and discourse analysis in journals such as
Journal of Pragmatics ,Australian Journal of Linguistics ,Discourse Studies ,Discourse and Communication , etc. She has also authoredReference Study from the Perspectives of Pragmatics and Cognition, published by China Social Science Press.
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- Frontmatter
- research-article
- A modality-based approach to the United Nations Security Council’s ambiguous positioning in the resolutions on the Syrian armed conflict
- Swearword strength in subtitled and dubbed films: A reception study
- Pragmatics in the interpretation of scope ambiguities
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