Pragmatics & Cognition
Volume 33, Issue 2 (2026)
Expected December 2026. ca. 200 pp.
Publishing status: In production
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- Pragmatics and prosody in production and comprehension of scopally ambiguous sentences: Evidence from RussianValentina Apresjan, Nikolay Mikhailov & Natalia Slioussar | pp. 229–256
- The influence of emotional valence on the interpretation of expressive adjectivesKalle Glauch | pp. 257–288
- The role of visual perception in narrative scene construction: A pilot study with visually impaired childrenAlessandra Chiera, Valentina Deriu, Daniela Altavilla, Ines Adornetti, Raffaele Di Fuccio, Daniela Bulgarelli, Alessandra Marenga, Carmen Pirro & Francesco Ferretti | pp. 289–315
- Worse than bad, better than good: How evaluative language drives emotional reactions to online complaints and complimentsNicolas Ruytenbeek & Marc Croes | pp. 316–342
- The second language acquisition of reflexives in Japanese by Chinese and Korean learners: A pragmatic approachDarcy Sperlich | pp. 343–373
- Review of Enfield & Sidnell (2022): Consequences of Language: From Primary to Enhanced IntersubjectivityN. J. Enfield & Jack Sidnell | pp. 374–376
- What is human primary intersubjectivity?Anne Reboul | pp. 377–381
- If language norms are social norms, language has a power problemLeda Berio | pp. 382–387
- Normativity, interactivity, and meta‑communicationBart Geurts | pp. 388–393
- Reply to commentariesN. J. Enfield & Jack Sidnell | pp. 394–401
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