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200 _aJournal of pragmatics, vol.9, n°2/3,June 1985
_eAn interdisciplinary Bi-monthly of language studies
_bPERI
210 _aNorth-Holland, Amsterdam
_cNorthe-Holland Publishing Company
_d1985
215 _app.139-420
225 _aJournal of pragmatics
_vvol.9, n°2/3
345 _aDon IBLA
545 _hp.145-178
_fWIERZBICKA Anna
_iDifferent cultures, different languages, different speech acts: Polish vs. English
_nDifférences Anglais/polonais
545 _hp.179-199
_fSELTING Margret
_iLevels of style-shifting
_nSociolinguistique
545 _hp.199-240
_fCADIOT Anne; DUCROT Oswald; FRADIN Bernard et NGUYEN Thanh Binh
_iEnfin, marquer métalinguistique
_n'Enfin'
545 _hp.241-261
_fPLANTIN Christian
_iNominations. La constitution des rôles dans le dialogue.
_nPronom personnel
545 _hp.261-286
_fRICHARDS Christine
_iInferential pragmatics and the literary text
_nPragmatique.Interference
545 _hp.287-308.
_fSCHMIDT Rosemary and KESS Joseph F.
_iPersuasive language in the telvision medium: contrasting advertising and televangelism
_nLangage. Technique persuasive
545 _hp.309-331
_fLOCAL J.K; WELLS W.H.G and SEBBA M.
_iPhonology for conversation: Phonetic aspects of turn delimitation in London Jamaican
_nSystème prosodique
545 _hp.331-344
_fMACLEOD Norman
_iAccording to me, sentences like this one are OK.
_nForme pronominale
608 _aLINGUISTIQUE
608 _aREVUE
610 _aLINGUISTIQUE
801 _aTN
_bBIB.CEC
_c20090627
_gUNIMARC