The volume Learning second language pragmatics beyond traditional contexts is a collection of studies dealing with the acquisition of second language pragmatic competence in different learning contexts. Such contexts brought together include technology-mediated contexts (e.g. computer-mediated communication, emails), emerging institutional settings in the European context (e.g. CLIL, English-medium instruction, the multilingual classroom), study abroad settings, and natural contexts (e.g. au-pairing, media contact). Altogether, the contributions attempt to move forward the field of second language pragmatics by accounting for learning settings that have gained importance in the current era of globalization and multiculturalism
Second language pragmatics across contexts: An introduction
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Pragmatic development via CMC-based data-driven instruction: Chinese sentence final particles
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Politeness in first and follow-up emails to faculty: Openings and closings
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CLIL students’ pragmatic competence: a comparison between naturally occurring and elicited requests
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Learning pragmatics in the multilingual classroom: Exploring multicompetence across types of discourse-pragmatic markers
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Becoming me in the L2: Sociopragmatic development as an index of emerging core identity in a Study Abroad context
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Students, family members or workers?: Insights into the au pair experience from a sociopragmatic perspective
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