Titlebook: Indirect Reports and Pragmatics; Interdisciplinary St Alessandro Capone,Ferenc Kiefer,Franco Lo Piparo Book 2016 Springer International Pub

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The Academic Practice of Citation, students are taught how to cite sources in terms of using a particular citation style (e.g. APA style vs. Chicago style) with the purposes of teaching them how to write a literature review and protecting them from plagiarism. However, what most academic English courses, books and teachers seem to

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The Reporting of Slursssess slurring and non-slurring instances. Also examined are benchmarks for politeness that feed into so-called ‘political correctness’ and attitudes to what language expressions and behaviour are socially acceptable. People who find completely unacceptable those language expressions which are often

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When Reporting Others Backfires of indirect reports. Reporting slurring utterances of others is risky business. Ordinarily, when a speaker reports another’s utterance indirectly the report is of that utterance and the reported material is attributed to the original speaker. However, in the case of slurring utterances this is not

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The Question of Reported Speech: Identifying an Occupational Hazardrmal academic purposes. In our studies, the concepts of ‘direct reporting’ and ‘indirect reporting’ are taken to be scientifically authoritative in some sense, but the terms used to underpin them are not. ‘Quoting’, ‘paraphrasing’, ‘reporting’, ‘saying’, ‘telling’, ‘speaking’, and ‘using language’ a

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A Theory of Saying Reportsg my general theory, I apply it to indexical descriptions like ., ideo-reflexive descriptions like . or ., and auto-reflexive descriptions like . or . I argue that ideo-reflexive and auto-reflexive descriptions express specific indexical concepts with presentational determinants. Saying reports are

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