This volume presents a wide ranging overview of key theoretical and practical issues, empirical research and various analyses of pragmatic phenomena that will certainly be most useful and helpful to students and researchers in pragmatics and other linguistic disciplines and, of course, to L2 teachers. It is divided into five parts that include chapters addressing cognitive issues on L2 teaching, how and what to teach when dealing with specific speech acts, intercultural aspects of communication, the teaching of languages for academic and specific purposes and some other methodological issues on pragmatics teaching.
págs. 1-40
págs. 42-59
Immigration and Conceptual Metaphors: A Critical Approach to Ideological Representation
págs. 60-86
págs. 87-109
The Acquisition of Pragmatic Competence from a Strategic Perspective: Apology, A Case in Point
págs. 110-127
Learning how to Promise: A Didactic Approach to the Teaching of Speech Acts
págs. 128-140
págs. 141-164
Learner Strategies in L2 Pragmatics: The Case of Spanish Compliment Responses
págs. 165-180
Modality is more than Modal Verbs: A Pragmatic Approach to the Teaching of Adverbial Modality
págs. 181-196
págs. 198-220
Stereotypes of Communicative Styles: Japanese Indirectness, Ambiguity and Vagueness
Barbara Pizziconi
págs. 221-254
On Intercultural Disagreement: Interaction and Inertia
págs. 255-278
Pragmatic Markers in Academic Discourse: The Cases of well and the Spanish Counterparts bien and bueno
págs. 280-304
Between the Academy and the Front Page: The Double Discourses of Political Communications Research
págs. 305-320
Pragmatics and ESP Teaching: Politeness in English-Spanish Business Correspondence
págs. 321-336
págs. 337-361
The Anecdote as Humorous Narrative: Structural and Socio-cultural Features of Anecdotes written by Native and Non-native Writers of English
págs. 362-386
págs. 388-407
págs. 408-426
The Transmission Model of Aducation: A Cognitive Approach
Graciela de la Nuez Placeres, María Clara Petersen, Juani Guerra
págs. 427-444
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