Introduction: Interpersonal Grammar in Women’s Instructive Writing
págs. 11-28
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Pronominal Functions in Female Scientific Discourse: CoWITE and the Coruña Corpus
págs. 47-60
Constructing the Scientific Self: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Metadiscourse and Authorial Presence in 19th-Century Texts
págs. 61-84
Perception, Communication, Desire, and Aspectual Verbs in 18th And 19th Century History Writing:: A Diachronic Analysis of Male and Female Writers in the Coruña Corpus of History English Texts
págs. 85-123
págs. 125-145
págs. 147-160
Multidimensional Analysis: A Look at Involvement in Male and Female Nineteenth-Century History and Life Sciences Texts in the Coruña Corpus
págs. 161-178
Authority and Direction in Late Modern English Instructive Writing: The Case of According to and Directive See
págs. 179-197
“If They Are Not, This Is Unnecessary”: Examining the Avoidance of “Then” after “If” in Women-Authored Texts
págs. 199-213
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Hedging as Interpersonal Design in Women’s Instructive Writing: The Case of Mrs Johnston’s Receipts (1740)
págs. 305-320
“Useful, Substantial, and Splendid”: Frugality, Health, and Advice in Elizabeth Moxon’s English Housewifry (1749)
págs. 321-339
págs. 341-360
Margaret Atwood in Spanish Academia: Themes, Approaches, and Critical Evolution
págs. 363-396




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