Vol. 32 No. 3 (2016)

Editorial

Uma palavra inicial

Leila Barbara, Maria Aparecida Caltabiano

Apresentação

Da teoria dos atos de fala à nova pragmática: os legados de John L. Austin e Kanavillil Rajagopalan

Daniel do Nascimento e Silva, Viviane Veras
- PDF (Português (Brasil))

Articles

Austin’s mantle, or who’s (not) afraid of John L. Austin? On 50 years of speech act theory, and how Rajan saves J.L. Austin from himself and others

Jacob L. Mey
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Why Austin still matters

Kanavillil Rajagopalan
- PDF
On the native/nonnative speaker notion and World Englishes: Debating with K. Rajagopalan

John Robert Schmitz
- PDF
Rajagopalan reading Austin: decolonialities in the new pragmatics of the southern hemisphere

Claudiana Nogueira de Alencar, Dina Maria Martins Ferreira
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Saying and showing as performatives

Helena Martins
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
About mornings, humor and speech acts

Joana Plaza Pinto
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Austin’s performance, evanescent speech acts and philosophers who laugh

Viviane Veras
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
On adhesions and critiques to the rational model of language user in pragmatics: the appeal to psychoanalysis

Daniel do Nascimento e Silva, Paulo Sérgio de Souza Júnior
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Translation acts, or how to do things with translations

Lenita Esteves
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
From the ethnic to the pan-ethnic: negotiating and performing indigenous identities

Terezinha Machado Maher
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Are you serious?! Humour in Journalism

Jair Antonio de Oliveira
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Public education and school: an austinian reading

Sandra Helena Dias de Melo
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Still on the possibility of a “critical” linguistics: performativity, politics and racial identifi cation in Brazil

Kassandra Muniz
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Children” and “Teachers”? Social pragmatic

Ubiratan Garcia Vieira
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
What do the patient do as he/she speaks? Patient’s narrative under a discursive-pragmatic perspective

Tatiana Piccardi
- PDF (Português (Brasil))
Translation acts, or how to do things with translations

Lenita Esteves
- PDF (Português (Brasil))

Editorial

Uma palavra inicial

Apresentação

Da teoria dos atos de fala à nova pragmática: os legados de John L. Austin e Kanavillil Rajagopalan

Articles

Austin’s mantle, or who’s (not) afraid of John L. Austin? On 50 years of speech act theory, and how Rajan saves J.L. Austin from himself and others

Why Austin still matters

On the native/nonnative speaker notion and World Englishes: Debating with K. Rajagopalan

Rajagopalan reading Austin: decolonialities in the new pragmatics of the southern hemisphere

Saying and showing as performatives

About mornings, humor and speech acts

Austin’s performance, evanescent speech acts and philosophers who laugh

On adhesions and critiques to the rational model of language user in pragmatics: the appeal to psychoanalysis

Translation acts, or how to do things with translations

From the ethnic to the pan-ethnic: negotiating and performing indigenous identities

Are you serious?! Humour in Journalism

Public education and school: an austinian reading

Still on the possibility of a “critical” linguistics: performativity, politics and racial identifi cation in Brazil

Children” and “Teachers”? Social pragmatic

What do the patient do as he/she speaks? Patient’s narrative under a discursive-pragmatic perspective

Translation acts, or how to do things with translations

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