Vague speaker-meaning

Stephen Schiffer

3-23

Indirect reports in the interpretation of contracts and statutes

a gricean theory of coordination and common knowledge

Richard Warner

25-40

Should intercultural communication change the way we think about language?

41-61

Cognitive pragmatics and evolutionism

Antonino Pennisi, Alessandra Falzone

63-80

The semantics–pragmatics interface

an empirical investigation

Igor Douven, Karolina Krżyzanowska

81-100

Referents and fixing reference

Howard Wettstein

101-110

Diagnosing misattribution of commitments

a normative and pragmatic model of for assessing straw man

Douglas N. Walton, Fabrizio Macagno

111-136

Descriptions in use

Paolo Leonardi

137-153

Presupposition triggers and presumptive interpretation

Fabrizio Macagno

155-179

Superman semantics

Paul Saka

181-197

Varieties of fiction operators

Alberto Voltolini

199-210

Organic meaning

an approach to communication with minimal appeal to minds

Mitchell Green

211-228

Polysemy and gestaltist computation. some notes on gestaltist compositionality

Francesco La Mantia

229-238

The field model of language and free enrichment

Dorota Zielińska

239-249

Conversational implicatures of normative discourse

Francesca Poggi

251-271

Not only slurs

a pragma-rhetorical approach to verbal abuse

Francesca Piazza

273-287

What can linguistics learn from indirect reports?

Grazia Basile

289-298

Narrating the cinderella story in adults with primary progressive aphasia

Louise Cummings

301-329

On making a sandwich

procedural discourse in adults with right-hemisphere damage

Louise Cummings

331-355

Research in clinical pragmatics

the essence of a new philosophy, the state of the art and future research

Paola Pennisi

357-372

Executive functioning, visuo-spatial and inter-personal skill preservation in alzheimer's and mild cognitive impairment

Sara Schatz, Melvin González-Rivera

373-389

A contribution from the perspective of language cognitive sciences on the default semantics and architecture of mind debate

Caterina Scianna

391-408

Personal reference in subjects with autism

Paola Pennisi

409-434

Two ways of saying "thank you" in Hong Kong cantonese

m-goi vs. do-ze

Jock Wong, C. Liu

435-447

Respecting other people's boundaries

a quintessentially anglo cultural value

Jock Wong

449-467

Towards a cognitively-mediated conceptualisation of the cooperative principle

an introduction to the maxim of diplomacy

Mostafa Morady Moghaddam

469-490

Mapping places of origin

Maria P. Pozzato

491-511

Taking a stance

an account for persons and institutions

Jeffrey S. Helmreich

513-534

Marking online community membership

the pragmatics of stance-taking

Jonathan R. White

535-548

The cathartic function of language

the case study of a schizophrenic patient

Antonino Bucca

549-560

"I hope you will let flynn go"

Trump, Comey, pragmemes and socio-pragmatics (a Strawsonian analysis)

Alessandro Capone, Antonino Bucca

561-576

A reply to "I hope you will let Flynn go"

Richard Warner

577-586

Capone, Bucca, Warner and llewellyn on pragmemes and "i hope you will let flynn go"

Brian E. Butler

587-594