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Abstract

Contents

 Working Papers

 The absence of concordance between the dative clitic and its nominal referent

Vanina Andrea Barbeito, Julieta Murata Missagh, Silvina Peri – 128-143

Ideological elements in the phraseological units with the word woman in the Academic Dictionary of the XVIIIth and XIXth centuries

Amparo García Ramón – 144-165

Comparative study on pragmatic mitigation in the Catalan language: prototypical colloquial conversations-peripheral colloquial conversations

Àngela Magraner Mifsud – 166-197

Humor as a regulatory face work mechanism within the parliamentary debate

Alejandro Romero Nieto – 198-220

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ASICE - Programa EDICE, ASICE - Asociación Internacional para los Estudios de la Comunicación en Español

Texts in Process (TEP) publishes materials that show theoretical reflections, methodological or partial research results. The publication is proposed as an agile channel for the dissemination of preliminary results of an ongoing research project. In particular, TEP disseminates texts that provide thematic, theoretical, empirical and terminological initiatives within the area of pragmatics, sociopragmatics and sociocultural pragmatics.

Published
01-12-2017
How to Cite
EDICE, A.-. (2017). Masthead. Texts in Process, 3(2), i-iii. Retrieved from https://asice.se/index.php/tep/article/view/52
Issue
Vol 3 No 2 (2017)
Section
Masthead

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