In:Beyond Binaries in Address Research: Politeness and identity practices in interaction
Edited by Víctor Fernández-Mallat and María Irene Moyna
[Topics in Address Research 6] 2025
► pp. v–vi
Table of contents
Chapter 1.Introduction: Beyond binaries in address research
1
María Irene Moyna
Víctor Fernández-Mallat
Chapter 2.Kinship terms and teknonyms in Syrian Arabic: An exploration beyond address binaries
21
Amr Khalil
Tatiana Larina
Chapter 3.Analyzing sociopragmatic properties of polysemic ustedeo address forms in Chilean Spanish via indexicality
and clustering
45
Víctor Fernández-Mallat
Chapter 4.Implicit language attitudes toward polymorphism of second person singular forms of address in Medellín, Colombia
69
Nofiya Denbaum-Restrepo
Chapter 5.Social meanings of Hungarian T and V forms: The metadiscourse of politeness in therapeutic settings
96
Ágnes Domonkosi
Chapter 6.Functions of address in the German linguistic landscape
119
Grit Liebscher
Cole Sutherland
Jennifer Dailey-O’Cain
Chapter 7.Complex address practices in Finland-Swedish: Actual and reported use of address in service encounters
146
Camilla Wide
Catrin Norrby
Chapter 8.Forms of address in Surinamese and Caribbean Dutch
171
Gert-Jan Schoenmakers
Elsa Opheij
Helen de Hoop
Roel Vismans
Chapter 9.Variation of V and T address pronouns in Bosnian and German medical encounters: A comparative study of practices between formality and familiarity
197
Minka Džanko
Chapter 10.“Stop measuring egos”: Finding a middle ground between discernment and volition in European Portuguese
220
Rita Faria
Chapter 11.“No se puede ser más tonto”: Referential inference and address strategies in comments to Spanish digital news
242
Miguel A. Aijón Oliva
Index
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