RT list: RT Online Bibliography: April 2015 update

References updated or added to the RT Online Bibliography
(http://personal.ua.es/francisco.yus/rt.html) in April 2015.

Cordially,

Francisco Yus
https://sites.google.com/site/franciscoyus/

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Clark, B. (2012) "Beginning with 'One More Thing': Pragmatics and editorial
intervention in the work of Raymond Carver." Journal of Literary Semantics
41(2): 155-173.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/270261726_Beginning_With_One_More_Thing_Pragmatics_and_editorial_intervention_in_the_work_of_Raymond_Carver
(link to ResearchGate added)

Debowska-Kozlowska, K. (2015) “Relevance theory as the evolutionary root of the
Beneficial Cognitive Model.” Paper delivered at the International Conference of
the International Communication Association (ICA 2015). University of Lodz
(Poland), April.

Eizaga Rebollar, B. (2015) “A relevance-theoretic perspective on metonymy.”
Procedia 173: 191-198.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877042815013610

Falkum, I. L. (2015) “The how and why of polysemy: A pragmatic account.” Lingua
157: 83-99.

Huck, G.J. (2015) What is Good Writing? Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Koglin, A. (2015) “An empirical investigation of cognitive effort required to
post-edit machine translated metaphors compared to the translation of
metaphors.” Translation & Interpreting 7(1): 126-141.
http://trans-int.org/index.php/transint/article/viewFile/369/188

Kolaiti, P. (2015) “The poetic mind: A producer-oriented approach to literature
and art.” Journal of Literary Semantics 44(1): 23-44.

Mazzone, M. (forthcoming) “Pragmatics and mindreading. Forward and backward
inferences in shared intentional contexts.” Intercultural Pragmatics.
https://www.academia.edu/11986083/Pragmatics_and_mindreading._Forward_and_backward_inferences_in_shared_intentional_contexts
(draft at Academia.edu)

Mioduszewska, E. (2015) “Some remarks on non-conceptual word meaning and
truth-conditional content in Robyn Carston’s pragmatics.” Acta Philologia 46: 5-16.
http://acta.neofilologia.uw.edu.pl/archiwum/acta46.pdf

Padilla Cruz, M. (2015) “Misunderstanding and accidental relevance in
intercultural communication: An account of the origin and ontology of negative
stereotyping.” Paper delivered at the International Conference of the
International Communication Association (ICA 2015). University of Lodz (Poland),
April.

Padilla Cruz, M. (in press) “Fostering EF/SL learners’ meta-pragmatic awareness
of complaints and their interactive effects.” Language Awareness.

Padilla Cruz, M. (forthcoming) “On the role of vigilance in the interpretation
of puns.” Humor.

Pilkington, A. and B. Clark (1998) "Another brief note on implicature: By way of
a further response to Green." Language and Literature 7(1): 73-77.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/249731722_Another_brief_note_on_implicature_by_way_of_a_further_response_to_Green
(ref. edited and link to ResearchGate added)

Pilkington, A., B. MacMahon and B. Clark (1997) "Looking for an argument: A
response to Green." Language and Literature 6: 139-148.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/240709768_Looking_for_an_argument_a_response_to_Green
(link to ResearchGate added)

Piskorska, A. and D. Wilson (2015) “Relevance theory and intercultural
communication.” Paper delivered at the International Conference of the
International Communication Association (ICA 2015). University of Lodz (Poland),
April.

Ruhi, S. and G. Dogan (2001) “Relevance theory and compliments as phatic
communication.” In Linguistic Politeness across Boundaries. Eds. A.
Bayraktaroglu and M. Sifianou. Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 341-390.

Sekino, K. (2015) “An investigation of the relevance-theoretic approach to
cognitive effort in translation and the post-editing process.” Translation &
Interpreting 7(1): 126-141.
http://trans-int.org/index.php/transint/article/viewFile/375/189

Strey, C. (2012) “O processo de leitura e a internet: Considerações relevantes.”
Signo 37(62): 130-145.
http://online.unisc.br/seer/index.php/signo/article/view/2338

Walaszewska, E. (2015) “Vague concepts and relevance theory.” Paper delivered at
the International Conference of the International Communication Association (ICA
2015). University of Lodz (Poland), April.

Yus, F. (2015) “Relevance theory.” In: The Oxford Handbook of Linguistic
Analysis (Second edition). Eds. B. Heine and H. Narrog. Oxford: Oxford
University Press, 642-662.

Yus, F. (2015) "Discourse and identity.” In: International Encyclopedia of the
Social & Behavioral Sciences (2nd edition). Volume 6. Ed. J.D. Wright. Oxford:
Elsevier, 498-502.
Received on Thu Apr 30 08:37:32 2015