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Tipo Año Título Fuente
Artículo2024Attacking epistemic personhood on Twitter (X): A Spanish corpusbased examinationJOURNAL OF LANGUAGE AGGRESSION AND CONFLICT
Artículo2023“Not all motherfuckers are MENA, but most MENA are motherfuckers” JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE AGGRESSION AND CONFLICT
Artículo2023Ad hoc concepts, affective attitude and epistemic stancePRAGMATICS & COGNITION
Artículo2023Construcciones exclamativas de rechazoSPANISH IN CONTEXT
Capítulo2023Humour at the opening and closing phases of service encounters in small cafeterias and bars in SevillePragmatics & Beyond New Series
Capítulo2023Humour at the opening and closing phases of service encounters in small cafeterias and bars in Seville: Comparing the morning and evening segmentsPragmatics & Beyond New Series
Artículo2023The inflection of Latin masculine proper names in The Old English MartyrologyNOWELE-NORTH-WESTERN EUROPEAN LANGUAGE EVOLUTION
Artículo2022Convergence patterns in the city of Seville Sociolinguistic study of seseoSPANISH IN CONTEXT
Artículo2021La capitis deminutio de un rey Exégesis a un soneto satírico del conde de VillamedianaRevue Romane
Otros2021New developments in relevance theory PRAGMATICS & COGNITION
Artículo2021On the interpretation of utterances with expressive expletivesPRAGMATICS & COGNITION
Artículo2021The role of humorous elements in Cádiz chirigotas in creating/reinforcing a local identitySPANISH IN CONTEXT
Capítulo2020Chapter 3. Evidential participles and epistemic vigilanceRelevance Theory, Figuration, and Continuity in Pragmatics
Artículo2019Combinations between argument operators The scalar regulator if possibleSPANISH IN CONTEXT
Artículo2019Political vs. linguistic borders The Spanish intonation of Mexicans and Mexican Americans living on either side of the borderSPANISH IN CONTEXT
Editorial2019Prosodic issues in language contact situations INTRODUCTIONSPANISH IN CONTEXT
Artículo2019Qualifying insults, offensive epithets, slurs and expressive expletives A relevance-theoretic approachJOURNAL OF LANGUAGE AGGRESSION AND CONFLICT
Artículo2019Verbal morphology in the Old English gloss to the Durham CollectarNOWELE-NORTH-WESTERN EUROPEAN LANGUAGE EVOLUTION
Artículo2018Nations in news Ordinary stereotypes in national TV news coverage of Spain and GermanyPragmatics and Society
Artículo2017What’s up with dative experiencers?Romance languages and linguistic theory 12: selected papers from the 45th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages (LSRL), Campinas, Brazil
Libro2016A gender-based approach to parliamentary discourse: the Andalusian parliamentGENDER-BASED APPROACH TO PARLIAMENTARY DISCOURSE: THE ANDALUSIAN PARLIAMENT
Artículo2016Cognition and metaphor as bases for the Principle of translatability and the Principle of synonymyTranslation and Translanguaging in Multilingual Contexts
Artículo2016Cross-linguistic lexical influence between English and SpanishSPANISH IN CONTEXT
Artículo2016Editors’ prefaceTranslation and Translanguaging in Multilingual Contexts
Artículo2016Para colmo, scalar operator and additive connector Keys to an evolving processJOURNAL OF HISTORICAL PRAGMATICS
Artículo2016Translating phraseologyTranslation and Translanguaging in Multilingual Contexts
Artículo2015Operadores de comentario y argumentaciónSPANISH IN CONTEXT
Capítulo2015The history of present indicative morphosyntax from a northern perspectiveResearching Northern English
Artículo2011Jerome Bruner and the challenges of the narrative turn Then and nowNARRATIVE INQUIRY
Ponencia2010Rhetorical strategies in the British and Spanish parliamentsEuropean parliaments under scrutiny: discourse strategies and interaction practices
Artículo2009Can we say what we mean? Expressibility and backgroundPRAGMATICS & COGNITION
Artículo2004On the use of the personal pronoun we in communitiesJournal of Language and Politics
Reseña2002'Cartas de Espana'Revue Romane
Revisión2002FUENTE SELLADA. APROXIMACIONES AL DISCURSO MANIERISTA EN LA LÍRICA ESPAÑOLARevue Romane