1. ON THE REFERENTIAL AMBIGUITY OF PERSONAL PRONOUNS AND ITS PRAGMATIC CONSEQUENCES.
Barbara De Cock and Bettina Kluge
2. REGISTER, GENRE AND REFERENTIAL AMBIGUITY OF PERSONAL PRONOUNS: A CROSS-LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS.
Barbara De Cock
3. A PRAGMATIC ANALYSIS OF GERMAN IMPERSONALLY USED FIRST PERSON SINGULAR ‘ICH’.
Sarah Zobel
4. WHAT DO(ES) YOU MEAN? THE PRAGMATICS OF GENERIC SECOND PERSON PRONOUNS IN MODERN SPOKEN DANISH.
Torben Juel Jensen and Frans Gregersen
5. PRAGMATIC USE OF ANCIENT GREEK PRONOUNS IN TWO COMMUNICATIVE FRAMEWORKS.
Chiara Meluzzi
6. “QUE BÉ, TU! (« THAT’S GREAT, YOU! »)” : AN EMERGING EMPHATIC USE OF THE SECOND PERSON SINGULAR PRONOUN TU (YOU) IN SPOKEN CATALAN.
Òscar Bladas and Neus Nogué
7. GENERIC USES OF THE SECOND PERSON SINGULAR – HOW SPEAKERS DEAL WITH REFERENTIAL AMBIGUITY AND MISUNDERSTANDINGS.
Bettina Kluge
