Pragmatics & Cognition 21:1

Articles
• The calculability of communicative intentions through pragmatic reasoning
  Robert E. Sanders, Yaxin Wu and Joseph A. Bonito | pp. 1–34
• How the intentionality of emotion can be traced to the intensionality of emotion: Intensionality in emotive predicates
  Prakash Mondal | pp. 35–54
• Multivoiced decisions: A study of migrants’ inner dialogue and its connection to social argumentation
  Sara Greco Morasso | pp. 55–80
• Discourse markers as stance markers: Well in stance alignment in conversational interaction
  Tomoko I. Sakita | pp. 81–116
• Speaker’s meaning and non-cancellability
  Guangwu Feng | pp. 117–138
• Comprehension of conversational implicature in L2 Chinese
  Naoko Taguchi, Shuai Li and Yan Liu | pp. 139–157
• Rethinking communicative competence for typical speakers: An integrated approach to its nature and assessment
  Meng-Ju Tsai | pp. 158–177
• The coupling-constitution fallacy: Much ado about nothing
  Aaron Kagan and Charles Lassiter | pp. 178–192
• Hedging and rounding in numerical expressions
  Sandra Williams and Richard Power | pp. 193–223
• The communicative functions of five signing chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)
  Charles Austin Leeds and Mary Lee A. Jensvold | pp. 224–247
Book review
• Mauro Giuffrè, ed. Studies in Semiotic Textology in Honour of János S. Petöfi
  Reviewed by Greg L. Lowhorn | pp. 249–253

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MacDonald, Sheila

2017. Introducing the model of cognitive-communication competence: A model to guide evidence-based communication interventions after brain injury. Brain Injury 31:13-14 ► pp. 1760 ff.

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