The volume addresses a variety of issues on Stance and Inter/Subjectivity, and the expression of Identity in discourse. It focuses on the multifaceted nature of stance, and the use of resources of epistemicity, effectivity, and evaluation and metaphor, as well as other dimensions within the domain of stance, such as mirativity, emotion and attribution. In this way it provides a more in-depth and a wider perspective into the nature of stance. The contributions feature the use of stance resources in several languages, and in various discourse domains and genres, such as oral discourse, political and newspaper discourse, and science popularization and medical research articles, as well as online fora on social issues, mental health and peer support platforms.
Epistemic and Effective Stance: Legitimation Strategies and the Expressionof Inter/ Subjectivity in Discourse
págs. 29-56
págs. 57-74
Epistemic Stance in Opinion Newspaper Articles and Political Speeches: An English/ Spanish Contrastive Approach
págs. 75-100
págs. 101-126
Expressing Evidentiality in two Languages: Conjectural Future in Catalan/Spanish Bilinguals
Aoife Kathleen Ahern, José Amenós Pons, Pedro Guijarro Fuentes
págs. 127-150
L2 acquisition of epistemic/ evidential stance-marking by French learners of English: the case of ‘I think'
págs. 151-178
From Evidential to Pragmatic Markers: an Insight into the Subjectivization Process of Romanian Cică and Spanish Dizque
págs. 179-198
“Pushing Britain off the Precipice”: A CDA Approach to Negative Evaluative Stance in Opinion Articles on Brexit
págs. 201-226
From “Roaring Lion” to “Chlorinated Chicken”: Evaluative Stance andIdeological Positioning in a Corpus of British Political Discourse
págs. 227-248
“Histrionic, Appalling, a Major Turkey": The Expression of Evaluative Stance in the Discourse of Online Forums
págs. 249-270
págs. 271-294
Siamo in Cura, non in Guerra: WAR Metaphors, Political Discourse, and Evaluation during the Covid-19 Pandemic
págs. 295-328
págs. 329-350
págs. 353-358
Narrative-Based Medicine: The Use of Metaphors and Technical Terms in Spanish Patients’ Narratives
Jennifer Moreno Moreno, Vicente Montalt i Resurreció, Ana Muñoz Miquel
págs. 379-398
págs. 399-420
The Discursive Realisation of a Progressive Congresswoman: Stancetaking Across Contexts and Media
págs. 421-442
Setting the Scene for Other Voices: Strategic Stance- Taking and the Construal of Objectivity in Hard News Reporting
págs. 443-460
págs. 461-478
Spoiler Alert, This Is No Spoiler: Mirativity, Assumption and Irony at Play
págs. 479-502
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