- Dora Edu-Buandoh and Helen Ahialey
EXPLORING THE IDEOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF QUESTIONS IN ELICITATION IN COURTROOM CROSS-EXAMINATION DISCOURSE IN GHANA - Nguyen Ho Phuong Chi
VIETNAMESE NORMS OF COMMUNICATION IN A TV TALK SHOW - Salwa
THE USE OF INDIRECT SPEECH ACT AS A FACE-SAVING ACT IN ANGLO-SAXON CULTURAL VALUES - Emmanuel Sarfo
MAKING HEALTH COMMUNICATION ACCESSIBLE: A RHETORICAL ANALYSIS OF RADIO HEALTH TALK - Michał Wilczewski
PROFILING GLOBAL EVENTS IN THE PRESS: OPERATION ‘ODYSSEY DAWN’ - Irham and Ribut Wahyudi
TREATING DISCLAIMER AS A POWER STRATEGY OF SELF-LEGITIMATION AND OTHER-DELEGITIMATION IN NETANYAHU’S UNGA SPEECH - Ahlam Alharbi
CORPUS LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE REPRESENTATION OF ‘IAM’ IN THE AUSTRALIAN PRESS BEFORE AND AFTER 9/11
Research Committee 25 of the International Sociological Association