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Bibliography
of Pragmatics Online (1985-)
This
is an online annotated bibliography of linguistic pragmatics,
touching the interdisciplinary science of natural language
use. Covered topics include accommodation theory, analytical
philosophy, cognitive linguistics, anthropological linguistics,
construction grammar, conversation analysis, discourse
analysis, literary pragmatics, neurolinguistics, psycholinguistics,
and sociolinguistics.
Handbook
of Pragmatics Online
This is an online handbook providing up-to-date information
on linguistic pragmatics and natural language use. It
consists of topical articles (such as anaphora, bilingualism,
codeswitching, cohesion, discourse markers, mass media,
social institutions, and terms of address) and brief
biographies of scholars. It also offers an extensive
overview of pragmatics-related research traditions,
research methods, and notation systems.
Translation
Studies Bibliography
This
is an online annotated bibliography of Translation and
Interpreting Studies, without national, regional, cultural,
or thematic limitations. It contains descriptive and
non-evaluative abstracts for publications such as journal
articles, monographs, (articles from) collective volumes,
reviews, reference materials, dissertations, and unpublished
manuscripts.
China
Law Reference Service Online
China
Law Reference Service Online offers information on major
business laws of Mainland China since 1979. Full and
detailed translations of some significant laws are also
provided. This database is useful for researchers who
need information on new Chinese legislation and its
impact on China business.
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