PALA 2013 Proceedings online

Free on-line access to the Proceedings of PALA 2013, which was held in Heidelberg, Germany.

  • [PDF]  Ajtony, Zsuzsanna The Joys of Dramatic Discourse: Paradox and Identity in G. B. Shaw’s Plays
  • [PDF] Castiglione, Davide, The channel of (mis)communication: Semantic and pragmatic deviances in two poems by Geoffrey Hill and Susan Howe
  • [PDF] Kolbina, Nataliia, Mobility/Immobility of Gothic Architectural Images in P. Ackroyd's Hawksmoor
  • [PDF] McCaw, Zoe. Metaphors and identity in self-help books: an emerging typology.
  • [PDF] Nishio, M. Dickens’s Artistry of Reporting Verbs.
  • [PDF] Nuttall, Louise, Personal and social factors in construal: a cognitive grammatical approach to mind style
  • [PDF] Ringrow, Helen. ‘Kiss of colour for lush lips’: Exploring subjective and affective language in English and French cosmetics advertisements.
  • [PDF] Sánchez, Margarita E., Approach to the style of the literary essay through the rhetorical argumentation model
  • [PDF] Statham, Simon. Reinforced trial by media: Smuggled information in courtroom discourse.
  • [PDF] Sugimura, Hiroko, An Analysis of the Narrator in 'A Painful Case'
  • [PDF] Tang, Andrea, Speech and thought presentation in comics
  • [PDF] Yaxiao Cui Parentheticals and Shifts in Point of View in Virginia Woolf's Novels
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