Language and Dialogue

Short Note
• Preface
  Edda Weigand | pp. 333–334
Articles
• Governmentality-in-action: The pursuit of happiness and identity-work in graduate career coaching interaction
  Jonathan Clifton, Geert Jacobs, Julia Valeiras-Jurado & Astrid Vandendaele | pp. 335–359
• Laughing at English: The lingua franca at the interface between local-interactional resistance and cultural-societal pressure
  Vanessa Piccoli & Rosa Pugliese | pp. 360–382
• In dialogue with non-humans or how women are silenced in incels’ discourse
  Ewelina Prażmo | pp. 383–406
• The profanity gap in contemporary Spanish society
  Enrique Gutiérrez Rubio | pp. 407–423
• Invoking asymmetry of affiliation in couple and family therapists’ accounts: An interaction analysis of the Interpersonal Process Recall dialogues
  Joanna Pawelczyk, Bernadetta Janusz & Barbara Józefik | pp. 424–447
• Interpreter-mediated communication in cognitive assessments and psychotherapy: Societal needs, dialogic challenges, therapeutic potentials
  Claudio Scarvaglieri & Peter Muntigl | pp. 448–473
Book reviews
• David Crystal. 2020. Let’s talk. How English Conversation Works
  Reviewed by Jonathan Clifton | pp. 474–476
• Ofer Feldman (ed.). 2021. When Politicians Talk: The Cultural Dynamics of Public Speaking
  Reviewed by Piotr Cap | pp. 477–482
• Dawn Archer, Karen Grainger & Piotr Jagodziński (eds). 2020. Politeness in Professional Contexts
  Reviewed by Stanca Măda | pp. 483–490

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