Rocío Montoro

List of John Benjamins publications in which Rocío Montoro is involved.

Journal

Journal of Language and Pop Culture

Edited by Valentin Werner, Paul Flanagan and Mie Hiramoto

ISSN 2950-578X | E‑ISSN 2950‑5798

Title

Interdisciplinary approaches to the language of pop culture

Edited by Rocío Montoro and Valentin Werner

Special issue of English Text Construction 16:2 (2023) v, 152 pp.

Montoro, Rocío and Sena Hilal Zaganor 2023 Chick Lit: Characterisation through laughter-talk in conversational humour Interdisciplinary approaches to the language of pop culture, Montoro, Rocío and Valentin Werner (eds.), pp. 214–237 | Article

In this paper, we look at characterisation in the popular fiction genre Chick Lit by analysing laughter-talk in conversational humour. This is the first systematic analysis of how a variety of humour phenomena are linguistically realised in the genre despite humour being as aspect recurrently… read more

Montoro, Rocío and Valentin Werner 2023 Interdisciplinary approaches to the language of pop culture: Interdisciplinary approaches to the language of pop culture Interdisciplinary approaches to the language of pop culture, Montoro, Rocío and Valentin Werner (eds.), pp. 109–118 | Review article

Montoro, Rocío 2018 The creative use of absences: A corpus stylistic approach to Henry Green’s Living  International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 23:3, pp. 279–310 | Article

In an article published in this journal, Partington (2014) addresses the criticism often made against corpus linguistics that it is apparently unable to cope with absences. He convincingly argues that corpus linguistics is better suited to account for absences than has been claimed. I resume the… read more

Montoro, Rocío 2015 Review of Hoover, Culpeper & O’Halloran (2014): Digital Literary Studies. Corpus Approaches to Poetry, Prose, and Drama International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 20:1, pp. 129–137 | Review

Montoro, Rocío 2011 Chapter 4. Multimodal realisations of mind style in Enduring Love Telecinematic Discourse: Approaches to the language of films and television series, Piazza, Roberta, Monika Bednarek and Fabio Rossi (eds.), pp. 69–83 | Article

Mind style is the term traditionally discussed in stylistics to refer to the linguistic features that project the peculiarities of characters’ cognitive make-up. As stylistics mainly focuses on written forms, mind style has generally been discussed in relation to its textual manifestations although… read more