Volume 4 (2010)

• Discourse Markers across Speakers and Settings

  By Jean E. Fox Tree , University of California Santa Cruz
  (Vol. 4, May 2010)
  Language and Linguistics Compass

• Pragmatics: From Theory to Experiment and Back Again

  By Napoleon Katsos and Chris Cummins, Research Centre for English and Applied Linguistics, University of Cambridge
  (Vol. 4, May 2010)
  Language and Linguistics Compass

• The Relationship Between Speaker’s Reference and Semantic Reference

  By David Lumsden , Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, University of Waikato
  (Vol. 4, May 2010)
  Language and Linguistics Compass

• Perry on Reference and Reflexive Contents

  By Gregory Bochner , Université Libre de Bruxelles & Institut Jean Nicod
  (Vol. 4, April 2010)
  Language and Linguistics Compass

• How hyper are hyperpropositions?

  By Bjørn Jespersen , Delft University of Technology
  (Vol. 4, February 2010)
  Language and Linguistics Compass

• The Semantics and Pragmatics of Hybrid Quotations

  By Philippe De Brabanter , Institut Jean Nicod (ENS–CNRS–EHESS)/Université Paris 4 – Sorbonne
  (Vol. 4, February 2010)
  Language and Linguistics Compass

Volume 3 (2009)

• Stereotypical Relations and Utterance Understanding: An Introduction to Xu Sheng-Huan’s Stereotypical Relation-Based Approach to Pragmatics

  By Wu Bing-zhang , Ocean University of China
  (Vol. 3, October 2009)
  Language and Linguistics Compass

• Quantified Conditionals and Compositionality

  By Janneke Huitink , Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University
  (Vol. 3, October 2009)
  Language and Linguistics Compass

• Beyond a Joke: Types of Conversational Humour

  By Marta Dynel , University of Łódź
  (Vol. 3, July 2009)
  Language and Linguistics Compass

• Issues in Salish Syntax and Semantics

  By Henry Davis and Lisa Matthewson, University of British Columbia
  (Vol. 3, July 2009)
  Language and Linguistics Compass