Tentative program overview:

All events will take place at the India Habitat Centre (see ´Venue´), except for the Wednesday sessions, which will he held at the Indian Institute of Technology.

Plenary speakers:

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Päivikki Aarne //  (lecture), Mentalizing function – a case-study of a 6 year old boy with language impairment, 5-1  

Pål Aarsand //  (panel contribution), Girlish games and game play: Categorizing the female gamers in focus-group interviews, 4-4 (contribution to Gaming, inter-subjectivity and narration: Game bodies and the multimodality of socialization)

Keiko Abe //  (panel contribution), How do people describe their problems in advice-giving discourse?, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Emancipatory Pragmatics: Exploring Modalities of Co-participation and Culture in Social Interaction)

Machiko Achiba //  (lecture), The development of pragmatic awareness in a young L2 learner, 1-3  

Mayumi Adachi //  (poster), Interjections isomorphic with demonstratives in Vietnamese, 4-3  

Gail Adams //  (panel contribution), Let''s play: Proposals for play in a language therapy for boys with autism, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to Conversation Analysis and Interventions for Change)

Karen L. Adams //  (lecture), Critical Investigations of Christmas Holiday Media, 5-1  

Priyanka Agrawal // Rukmini Bhaya Nair (lecture), Keeping in touch: A study of mother-child dyadic interactions, 2-2  

Jeffrey Aguinaldo //  (poster), Use of address terms when recipiency and next-speaker are secured:  Disagreements with informative turns, 4-3  

Mikyung Ahn // Foong Ha Yap, Mizuho Tamaji & Winnie Chor (panel contribution), On the development of ‘say’ particles as pragmatic clausal grounders at the right periphery (RP) in Korean, Japanese and Cantonese, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The pragmatic role of elements at right periphery)

Karin Aijmer //  (lecture), ''I think'' and ''you know'' in different varieties of English, 5-3  

Oluwasola Aina // Kayode M. Taiwo (lecture), A pragma-discursive analysis of the use of English among selected Yoruba/English young bilinguals in Nigeria, 1-2  

Gabriella Airenti // Romina Angeleri (lecture), Fantasy and pretense in communication. How adults differ from children, 2-4  

Mustafa Aksan // Yeşim Aksan (lecture), Multi-Word Units and Pragmatic Functions in Genre Specification, 4-1  

Marta Albelda // Maria Estellés Arguedas (panel), Evidentiality in ''non-evidential'' languages. Is evidentiality grammatically encoded in Spanish?, 2-2(3-4)  

Saad Al-Gahtani // Carsten Roever (lecture), Insert and post-expansion in L2 Arabic requests, 1-2  

Sarah Alkhalidy //  (lecture), Politeness revisited: Impact of wishful expressions on Lebanese society, 5-3  

Maria ALM // Kerstin Fischer  (panel contribution), Construction grammar and the notion of register, 2-2 (contribution to Constructional constraints on language)

Hussain Al-sharoufi //  (panel contribution), The pragmatics of knowledge circulation, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Fabio Alves //  (panel contribution), Implicit meaning in literary translation from a process-oriented perspective: metarepresentation and interpretive resemblance under scrutiny, 2-3(4) (contribution to Implicit Meanings in Literary Translation)

Mohammad Amouzadeh // Hadaegh Rezaee (lecture), A pragmatic study of the modal verbs in Persian, 1-2  

Elisabeth Muth Andersen //  (panel contribution), Post-clinical ‘talk’: An investigation of online discussion forum participants’ use of narratives about visits at the doctor, 2-1(2) (contribution to Interplay between talk and text in professional contexts)

Jannis Androutsopoulos //  (panel contribution), Constructing and constructed: Linguists in media discourse on ethnic styles of German, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The notion of “experts” in late modern media)

Mythili Anoop //  (lecture), Dancing Narratives: Performing Mythology in Globalized Spaces, 5-3  

Charles Antaki // W. M. L. Finlay (panel contribution), Supporting adults with intellectual impairments: interactional challenges for staff, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to Conversation Analysis and Interventions for Change)

Charles Antaki //  (panel), Conversation Analysis and Interventions for Change, 4-1(2-4)  

Roslyn Appleby //  (lecture), Dating Madame Butterfly: Narrative performances of Western masculinity in Japan, 1-4  

Fatima Karime Aragon Aquino //  (panel contribution), Visuality, emotion, and identity: Rosa mexicano ''Mexican pink'' as a keyword in Oaxaca City, 4-1(2) (contribution to Cultural Keywords in Discourse)

Kyoko Arai //  (lecture), Reexamination of “Meta-Message Effects” in Disaster Prevention Communication from the View Point of Relevance Theory, 4-4  

Lucia Aranda //  (panel contribution), Fiction, code-switching and postcoloniality, 4-4 (contribution to The pragmatics of narrative fictions: creativity, modes, cultures)

Lúcia Arantes //  (panel contribution), Children’s difficulties in moving from dialogue to narrative: ‘change’ as a structural issue in language acquisition and speech pathology, 5-2(3) (contribution to Structural effects of children’s speech on dialogue and narrative contexts)

Argiris Archakis // Sofia Lampropoulou (lecture), Deconstructing hegemonic masculinities: Evidence from Greek narrative performances, 4-4  

Mira Ariel // Caterina Mauri (panel), Natural-language connectives: Evidence from discourse, typology and grammaticization, 1-3(4)  

Jolanta Aritz // Robyn Walker (panel contribution), Leadership in Intercultural Groups: A Discursive Approach, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Leadership and Discourse: Exploring leadership practices, image construction and power management)

Karin Aronsson // Elizabeth Keating (panel), Gaming, inter-subjectivity and narration: Game bodies and the multimodality of socialization, 4-4  

Yuichi Asai //  (lecture), Pragmatic poetry as environmental narrative, 2-1  

Yuko Asano-Cavanagh //  (panel contribution), Analysis of three Japanese expressions of ‘cute’: kawaii ‘cute’, otona-kawaii ‘adult cute’ and kimo-kawaii ‘repellent cute’, 4-1(2) (contribution to Cultural Keywords in Discourse)

May Asswae //  (lecture), The use of swearing and taboo words on the web, 4-1  

Lluisa Astruc //  (panel contribution), The intonational encoding of politeness, 4-4 (contribution to Fonocortesia (phono-politeness))

Lem Lilian Atanga // Alexandre Djimeli (panel contribution), The representation of women in Cameroonian media: Presence and performance in television debates, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Pragmatic approaches to news media in Africa: Ethnicity, ideology and professionalism)

Hassan Atifi // Michel Marcoccia (panel contribution), Follow-ups in online political interactions: from discussion forums to Twitter, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Follow-ups in mediated political discourse)

Rosa Attie Figueira //  (panel contribution), Reflections on the acquisition of a complex construction in Brazilian Portuguese and its effects in the dialogue, 5-2(3) (contribution to Structural effects of children’s speech on dialogue and narrative contexts)

Sol Azuelos-Atias //  (lecture), Levels of comprehension and anaphoric interpretation, 4-1  

Shoji Azuma //  (lecture), Kizuna (‘Bonding’): Social conformity on Japanese earthquake t-shirts, 4-4  

Eun Young Bae // Sung-Ock Sohn & Seunggon Jeong (panel contribution), Epistemic Stance and Common Ground in Korean Electoral Discourse, 1-2(3) (contribution to Establishing Common Ground in Public Discourse: A Communication Studies and Discourse Analysis Approach to the Evolving Relationship between Political Leaders, Media Professionals and the General Public)

Kevin Baetscher //  (poster), Pragmatic conditions on the direct object’s semantic role in colloquial Mandarin, 4-3  

Sangeeta Bagga-Gupta // - (panel contribution), Accounting for and (re)visiting special needs: the identity of language and the language of identity, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Social workers and users encounters: narrative and accounting practices)

Luis Bagué Quílez // Susana Rodríguez Rosique (lecture), A second degree irony: new (in)versions in Spanish poetic discourses, 4-4  

Fabienne Baider // Froso Athinaki (panel contribution), This weekend I may go and pick wild mushrooms…, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Leadership and Discourse: Exploring leadership practices, image construction and power management)

Natalia Banasik // Barbara Bokus (lecture), How non-literal speech is understood and explained by preschool children.  Narrative analysis of children justifying semantic discrepancies in ironic utterances, 2-3  

Cécile Barbet //  (lecture), Why is quelques (‘some’) a better trigger of scalar inferences than certains (‘some’) in French?, 2-2  

Jack Barrow //  (poster), Imposed choice of identity: Young Japanese adults with dual nationality, 4-3  

Dagmar Barth-Weingarten //  (panel contribution), Prosodic-phonetic chunking: Cesuring and its interplay with other linguistic dimensions in talk-in-interaction, 5-1(2) (contribution to Local achievement of units in interaction)

Lut Baten // Jan Van Maele (panel contribution), Story Frames and  Assessment Annotations for Foreign Language Capacity Building in Intercultural Online Job Screening Interviews., 4-1(2) (contribution to The pragmatics of social media communication. Theoretical, cross-cultural and register perspectives)

Nicole Baumgarten // Nadine Rentel & Juliane House (panel), The pragmatics of social media communication. Theoretical, cross-cultural and register perspectives, 4-1(2)  

Annette Becker // Jacob Mey & Anita Fetzer (panel contribution), Constructing, reconstructing and deconstructing expertise in mediated political discourse, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The notion of “experts” in late modern media)

Kate Beeching //  (panel contribution), Then/alors at the right periphery: seeking confirmation of an inference, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The pragmatic role of elements at right periphery)

William Beeman //  (panel contribution), Music and Words: Exploring the Pragmatic Linguistic Skills of Song Composers, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Emancipatory Pragmatics: Exploring Modalities of Co-participation and Culture in Social Interaction)

Spyridoula Bella // Amalia Moser (panel contribution), What''s in a first? The link between invitation format and type of response, 5-2(3) (contribution to Invitations: the formation of actions across languages)

Maurício Benfatti // Elena Godoi & Aristeu Mazuroski Jr. (lecture), The pragmatics of musilanguage: An evolutionary approach to the cultural aspects of human communication, 5-3  

Bethan Benwell //  (lecture), The deployment of ‘multiculturalism’ and ‘integration’ narratives in book group talk, 1-4  

Zofia Berdychowska //  (panel contribution), Text genres in contrast. A pragmatic-contrastive analysis of exam regulations for the German / Polish as a foreign language certificate, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Pragmatics in Contrastive Textology)

Lawrence Berlin //  (panel contribution), Following Up in Political Debates, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Follow-ups in mediated political discourse)

Ruth Berman // Bracha Nir (panel contribution), Developing Use of Connectivity Markers in Different Communicative Contexts, 1-3(4) (contribution to Natural-language connectives: Evidence from discourse, typology and grammaticization)

Ashraf Bhat // Rukmini Bhaya Nair (lecture), Pragmatics of Aggression: Narratives of  the‘Stone-pelting’, 1-2  

Rukmini Bhaya Nair //  (panel contribution), Speech, Script and Story: the material culture of oral narratives in postcolonial India, 4-4 (contribution to The pragmatics of narrative fictions: creativity, modes, cultures)

Michel Binet // David Monteiro (panel contribution), Argumentative uses of narrative in social work encounters, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Social workers and users encounters: narrative and accounting practices)

Merete Birkelund //  (panel contribution), The French Negation as a Marker of (external/internal) Polyphony, 5-2(3) (contribution to The Pragmatics of Negation)

Polly Björk-Willén //  (panel contribution), Children’s investigation of the Internet: how children stretch the social and moral order of Internet use at preschool, 4-1(2) (contribution to Being connected: how children manage the interface between their social activity and the affordances of digital technologies)

Gerda J. Blees //  (panel contribution), “Now I’m telling you where I am.” Explicit alignment in problem solving conversations between Dutch and German studens using English as a lingua franca or lingua receptiva, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Multilingual practices and the management of linguistic and cultural diversity)

Ewa Bogdanowska-Jakubowska //  (lecture), The role of the old age factor in facework, 5-2  

Andrea Bogner // Barbara Dengel (panel contribution), Science as a Cultural Issue: Polyglot Intercultural Practices in International Scientific Communication, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Barbara Bokus //  (lecture), How children understand promises (Responsibility for one’s word), 2-4  

Galina Bolden //  (lecture), At the intersection of repair and epistemics: Other-initiated repair in multiperson conversation, 2-2  

Anna Bonifazi //  (lecture), Narrative pragmatics back in the 5th cent. BC: classical Greek historiography beyond grammar, 4-1  

Mayumi Bono //  (poster), Bodily Stance Display in Narrative: An Analysis of Sequential Structure in JSL Conversation, 4-3  

Rodrigo Borba //  (panel contribution), Whose ethics? Whose politics?: A discourse-based approach to the depathologization of transsexuality, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Pragmatics in the field: issues of ethics in studying language-using humans)

Elena Borisova // Veronika Tueva (poster), (Mis)Understanding in Political Communications (the Case of Russia), 4-3  

Derek Bousfield // Michael Haugh (panel contribution), Bandwagon Banter, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to (Im)politeness and mixed messages)

Diana Boxer //  (panel contribution), Senior Confessions:  Narratives of Self Disclosure, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Narrative pragmatics)

Scriven Brooke // C. Davidson, S. Danby, K. Thorpe & L. Given (panel contribution), ‘Barbie in a mermaid tale’: The social accomplishment of play through simultaneous onscreen and offscreen actions, 4-1(2) (contribution to Being connected: how children manage the interface between their social activity and the affordances of digital technologies)

Peter Bull //  (panel contribution), Follow-ups in broadcast political discourse: speeches, interviews, and parliamentary questions, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Follow-ups in mediated political discourse)

Pia Bülow // Elisabet Cedersund (panel contribution), Narratives and accounts in cross-institutional, multiparty talk about work capacity, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Social workers and users encounters: narrative and accounting practices)

Matthew Burdelski //  (panel contribution), Socializing children to hear utterances and see bodily behavior as social action, 1-4 (contribution to Language, body, and action: A look at Japanese language socialization)

Matthew Burdelski //  (panel), Language, body, and action: A look at Japanese language socialization, 1-4  

Gillian Busch //  (panel contribution), Grandparents and grand children using SKYPE, 4-1(2) (contribution to Being connected: how children manage the interface between their social activity and the affordances of digital technologies)

Adrián Cabedo //  (panel contribution), Phono(politness): a brief outline, 4-4 (contribution to Fonocortesia (phono-politeness))

Adrián Cabedo //  (panel), Fonocortesia (phono-politeness), 4-4  

Liliana Cabral Bastos //  (panel contribution), Violence and narrative - ethical issues in conducting research in an urban conflict zone, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Pragmatics in the field: issues of ethics in studying language-using humans)

Renato Cabral Rezende //  (lecture), "Metadiscourse reference in shaping the emergence of benzeduras – Brazilian popular healing practices: a case study in Ceilândia (Brazil)"., 2-4  

Cemal Cakir //  (lecture), EFL learners’ understanding of frequent multi-meaning words in sentence and paragraph co-texts, 1-2  

Laura Camargo-Fernández //  (lecture), The therapeutic function of oral conversational narrative: the construction of identity in women’s stories, 1-2  

Piotr Cap //  (panel contribution), Follow-ups in the US anti-terrorist discourse, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Follow-ups in mediated political discourse)

Suzana Carielo da Fonseca //  (panel contribution), On telegraphic speech and the uniqueness of its manifestation in children''s and aphasics’ speeches, 5-2(3) (contribution to Structural effects of children’s speech on dialogue and narrative contexts)

Elisabeth Carter //  (panel contribution), You''re telling me what now: Examining officers'' formulations of suspects’ lies and truthful utterances, 1-4 (contribution to Formulations & the construction of narratives in institutional settings)

Eloá Carvalho Pires // Felipe Siqueira Fermino (panel contribution), The Sertanejo’s Context: A Translation Challenge, 2-3(4) (contribution to Implicit Meanings in Literary Translation)

Claude G. Cech // Elizabeth L. Melvin & Kyle E. Albarado (lecture), Speaker Self-Entrainment, 2-1  

Elisabet Cedersund // Pia Bülow (panel contribution), Narratives and accounts in cross-institutional, multiparty talk about work capacity, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Social workers and users encounters: narrative and accounting practices)

Asta Cekaite //  (panel contribution), Embodied accountability, emotion leakage and subversiveness in teacher-student remedial interchanges, 4-4 (contribution to Affective stances in remedial interchanges:  Socializing embodied accountability in adult – child interactions)

Asta Cekaite // Ann-Carita Evaldsson (panel), Affective stances in remedial interchanges:  Socializing embodied accountability in adult – child interactions, 4-4  

Urjani Chakravarty // Rajyashree Khushu-Lahiri (poster), Affective Markers in Literary Discourse: A Pragmatic Study of Ghosh’s Sea of Poppies and A River Smoke, 4-3  

Angela Chan //  (panel contribution), Being a mentor, a manager, or both? Exploring the construction of professional identities in business meetings in a Hong Kong workplace, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Fighting for a place in the workplace: Western and non-western perspectives on the discursive construction, negotiation and legitimization of ‘valid’ identities)

Nivida Chandra //  (poster), The Living Past: Indian Narratives of Self-reconstruction, 4-3  

Pattrawut Charoenroop //  (lecture), How explicitly do Thai EFL learners disagree with their lecture, 5-3  

Abha Chatterjee // Dorien Van De Mieroop (panel contribution), Workplace harassment: gender and identity in transition, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Fighting for a place in the workplace: Western and non-western perspectives on the discursive construction, negotiation and legitimization of ‘valid’ identities)

Xinren Chen //  (panel contribution), Representing Nongmin in Contemporary Chinese Journalistic Discourse, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Implicit discrimination in public discourse)

Qi Chen //  (panel contribution), Memory or information carrier? A contrastive functional genre analysis of German and Chinese obituaries, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Pragmatics in Contrastive Textology)

Li-Chin Chen // Chia-Yen Lin & Ken Lau (lecture), A cross-cultural investigation of question use in English-medium lectures by Native English Speakers and Mandarin Chinese Speakers, 1-4  

Xinren Chen // Michael Rinn (panel), Implicit discrimination in public discourse, 2-1(2-3-4)  

Winnie Cheng // Janet Ho (panel contribution), Media and government use of metaphors to construct common ground: Moral and National Education, 1-2(3) (contribution to Establishing Common Ground in Public Discourse: A Communication Studies and Discourse Analysis Approach to the Evolving Relationship between Political Leaders, Media Professionals and the General Public)

Jie Cheng // Fu Li & Han Xiaohui (lecture), Pragmatic Deviations and Adjustments: Cognitive-Pragmatic Study on the Producing Process of Lexical Repetitions, 4-4  

Winnie Cheng // Foong Ha Yap (panel), Establishing Common Ground in Public Discourse: A Communication Studies and Discourse Analysis Approach to the Evolving Relationship between Political Leaders, Media Professionals and the General Public, 1-2(3)  

Seongsook Choi // Seongsook Choi & Stephanie Schnurr (panel contribution), Enacting and negotiating power relations through teasing in distributed leadership constellations, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Leadership and Discourse: Exploring leadership practices, image construction and power management)

Roel Coesemans //  (panel contribution), Context and implicitness in discourse analysis: A critical pragmatic perspective on problems of delimitation, demonstration and interpretation, 2-1(2) (contribution to Countering the methodological deficit of discourse studies: towards a heuristic for analysis)

Roel Coesemans //  (panel), Pragmatic approaches to news media in Africa: Ethnicity, ideology and professionalism, 1-2(3-4)  

Jonathon Coltz //  (panel contribution), Assessments in Focus Groups about Food: From Story to Product, 5-1 (contribution to Japanese and English stories about and over food: Verbal and nonverbal negotiation of assessments, categories, and knowledge)

Jenny Cook-Gumperz // Rodrigo Bauler (lecture), Space=time representations in narratives from the Wende and beyond, 2-4  

Sara Cooley //  (poster), Political Discourse of Motherhood: Discourse, Advocacy, and Education at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, 4-3  

Paulo Cortes Gago // Roberto Perobelli de Oliveira (panel contribution), Narrative accounts and conflict aggravation in legal family mediation, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Social workers and users encounters: narrative and accounting practices)

Colleen Cotter // Dan Marschall (panel contribution), The role of the “founding narrative” in workplace managment, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Leadership and Discourse: Exploring leadership practices, image construction and power management)

claire cowie //  (panel contribution), Modality in Indian-American service encounters an experimental study, 5-1(2) (contribution to Digital diasporas:  Vernaculars and multilingual practices as style resources for web-based communities of practice)

Stephen Cowley //  (panel contribution), Knowledge-making: a distributed perspective, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Maria Luiza Cunha Lima // Adriana Tenuta (lecture), Choice of referential form and topic in ADHD Children''s Narratives, 5-2  

Carmen Curcó // Teresa Peralta (panel contribution), On the interpretation of numerical quantified nominal phrases, 4-1(2) (contribution to Ostension and communication: Theory and evidence)

Carmen Curcó // Teresa Peralta (panel), Ostension and communication: Theory and evidence, 4-1(2)  

Federica Da Milano //  (panel contribution), The linguistic expression of identity, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Borders, discourses, identity)

Silvia Dal Negro // Ilaria Fiorentini (lecture), Self-repair markers in bilingual speech, 1-2  

Susan Danby // Maryanne Theobald, Christina Davidson, Karen Thorpe, Julie Hansen & Lisa Given (panel contribution), Accomplishing young children’s web searching in pre-school classrooms: Home-school connections, 4-1(2) (contribution to Being connected: how children manage the interface between their social activity and the affordances of digital technologies)

Anna Danielewicz-Betz //  (panel contribution), Face-saving discursive strategies of negation: Saudi-Japanese comparison, 5-2(3) (contribution to The Pragmatics of Negation)

Anupam Das // Sayantan Mukherjee, Anurag Beniwal & Rushil Agarwal (panel contribution), The power of image-enabled conversations on facebook: An organizational perspective, 4-1(2) (contribution to The pragmatics of social media communication. Theoretical, cross-cultural and register perspectives)

Camelia Mihaela Dascalu //  (lecture), Cognitive Constraints of Pronominal Reference  and Context Use in Two French Verbal Children with Autism, 5-1  

Maya Khemlani David // Ali Hallajian (lecture), Politeness/ impoliteness in email discourse between Malaysian academic supervisors and Iranian postgraduate supervisees, 4-2  

Christina Davidson //  (panel contribution), “We''ve got geckoes haven''t we buddy?” - How parents and children accomplish shared understandings of information from Wikipedia, 4-1(2) (contribution to Being connected: how children manage the interface between their social activity and the affordances of digital technologies)

Christina Davidson // Susan Danby (panel), Being connected: how children manage the interface between their social activity and the affordances of digital technologies, 4-1(2)  

Catherine Evans Davies //  (panel contribution), Narrative and Local Identity:   Alabama Storytelling, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Narrative pragmatics)

Dennis Day //  (panel contribution), Moving between them and us: The cake story, 2-3(4) (contribution to Categorization in Multilingual Storytelling)

Glória Maria M. de Carvalho //  (panel contribution), Questioning the notions of shared knowledge and socialization in the field of Language Acquisition, 5-2(3) (contribution to Structural effects of children’s speech on dialogue and narrative contexts)

Juliana De La Mora // Ricardo Maldonado (panel contribution), Dizque: A reportative loss over subjective representations, 2-2(3-4) (contribution to Evidentiality in ''non-evidential'' languages. Is evidentiality grammatically encoded in Spanish?)

Lourdes de Leon //  (panel contribution), New literacy practices of Tzotzil Mayan bilingual adolescents: Medialects in the creation of youth peer cultures, 2-1 (contribution to Multiple literacies: Bilingual children's situated literacy practices in lifeworld activities)

Susana de los Heros //  (panel contribution), Household workers' construction of a professional identity through disagreement in Lima Peru, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Fighting for a place in the workplace: Western and non-western perspectives on the discursive construction, negotiation and legitimization of ‘valid’ identities)

Louis de Saussure //  (lecture), Pragmatic reasons for shifting perspectives with tenses, 1-2  

Eva De Smedt //  (panel contribution), Structural and interactional orders of institutional talk: A framework for the study of power and identity as members'' accomplishments, 2-1(2) (contribution to Countering the methodological deficit of discourse studies: towards a heuristic for analysis)

Elwys De Stefani //  (panel contribution), Invitation sequences in outbound calls to bank customers, 5-2(3) (contribution to Invitations: the formation of actions across languages)

Nancy Decloux //  (panel contribution), Representation of enunciators and discourses in Congolese compared to French and Belgian newspapers;, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Pragmatic approaches to news media in Africa: Ethnicity, ideology and professionalism)

Mirjana Dedaic //  (panel contribution), Perilous rephrasing, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Leadership and Discourse: Exploring leadership practices, image construction and power management)

Liesbeth Degand // Elizabeth Traugott (panel contribution), The Pragmatics of Linguistic Elements at Right Periphery: An Overview, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The pragmatic role of elements at right periphery)

Alfonso Del Percio //  (panel contribution), A Critical Ethnographic Analysis of Discursive Flows, 2-1(2) (contribution to Countering the methodological deficit of discourse studies: towards a heuristic for analysis)

Carolin Demuth //  (lecture), Small stories and identity construction in young adult migrants, 4-4  

Arnulf Deppermann //  (panel contribution), "Don''t get me wrong”: The use of negation as a means to deflect unwanted interpretations of actions, 1-2(3) (contribution to Recipient design at the interface of cognition and interaction)

Ana Deumert //  (panel contribution), Talking about the president – Political spectacles and the politics of language on Twitter, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Pragmatic approaches to news media in Africa: Ethnicity, ideology and professionalism)

Anjana Neira Dev //  (lecture), The Language of Post Independence Indian English Poetry: Dilemmas, Negotiations and Resolutions in the poetry of  R. Parthasarathy and Agha Shahid Ali, 4-2  

Sigurd D'hondt // Koen Stroeken (panel contribution), The moral organization of mediated spaces: Evidence from Ushahidi, Kenya, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Pragmatic approaches to news media in Africa: Ethnicity, ideology and professionalism)

Holly Didi-Ogren //  (panel contribution), Do mixed linguistic forms lead to interpretive dissonance? The “juxtaposition” of distal and familiar forms in Japanese women’s speech to reinforce solidarity, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to (Im)politeness and mixed messages)

Stephen DiDomenico //  (lecture), Narrative Recalibration: How Participants in an LGBT Community Learn  to Construct, Tell and Revise “Coming Out” Stories Over Successive Tellings, 4-2  

Gabriele Diewald //  (panel contribution), Retrieving missing links – the interrelations between basic connective functions in text and discourse, 1-3(4) (contribution to Natural-language connectives: Evidence from discourse, typology and grammaticization)

Jennifer Dilworth //  (lecture), Authentic Identities: Legitimizing membership in an online rave and freeparty forum, 1-4  

Doris Dippold //  (lecture), Und so weiter, und so fort: the acquisition of general extenders by L2 learners of German, 1-2  

Dmitrij Dobrovolskij // Ludmila Pöppel & Artem Šarandin (panel contribution), Pragmatic connectors in parallel corpora and bilingual dictionaries, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Pragmatics in Contrastive Textology)

Seza Dogruoz //  (panel contribution), Analyzing Language Change through Constructions in Bilingual Online Environments, 2-2 (contribution to Constructional Constraints on Language:  Exploring the Impact of Communicative Contexts)

Caixia Dong //  (panel contribution), Climate Slogans, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Martin Döring //  (panel contribution), ‘Climate Citizenship’ at the Foreshore? The Framing and Understanding of Climate Knowledge among Coastal Inhabitants in Northern Germany, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Kathleen L. Doty //  (panel contribution), Pleading for one''''s life: Narrative patterns within legal petitions, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Narrative pragmatics)

Ian Dove //  (panel contribution), Distinguishing the Logical from the Merely Persuasive in Some Visual Arguments, 4-1(2) (contribution to Non-verbal means of argumentation (across disciplines and cultures))

Veronika Drake //  (panel contribution), Asking for more than a yes- or no- answer: The use of turn-final or in naturally occurring interaction, 5-1(2) (contribution to Local achievement of units in interaction)

Amitabhvikram Dwivedi //  (panel contribution), Application of coordinate conjunction in Bhadarwahi  language: The problem of selection and placement, 1-3(4) (contribution to Natural-language connectives: Evidence from discourse, typology and grammaticization)

Jennifer Eagleton //  (poster), Discourse Metaphor as Narrative, 4-3  

Maria Egbert //  (panel contribution), Interventions in Audiology based on a conversation analytic study of problems in depicting hearing ''objectively'' and ''subjectively''., 4-1(2-4) (contribution to Conversation Analysis and Interventions for Change)

Stuart Ekberg // Katie Ekberg (panel contribution), ‘Conceptual confusion’ in psychotherapy: The case of ‘thoughts’ and ‘feelings’ in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), 5-1(2) (contribution to Interaction in Psychotherapy)

Dina El Zarka //  (panel contribution), Egyptian Arabic independent pronouns in the left and right periphery - reference point and repair constructions with subjective and intersubjective meanings, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The pragmatic role of elements at right periphery)

Chi-He Elder //  (lecture), A pragmatic account of conditional utterances and conditional thoughts, 1-2  

Sanae Elmoudden //  (panel contribution), Migrations à L’envers: The effect of CMC on Diaspora, 5-1(2) (contribution to Digital diasporas:  Vernaculars and multilingual practices as style resources for web-based communities of practice)

N. J. Enfield //  (panel contribution), Towards a Typology of Systems of Language Use: The Case of Other-Initiated Repair, 2-1(2) (contribution to Troubles in speaking, hearing and understanding: Repair, rights and responsibilities)

Zohreh Eslami //  (panel contribution), Opening and closing forms used in email discourse of native English speaking and Iranian nonnative English speaking TESOL graduate students, 5-1(2) (contribution to The discourse of daily interaction across borders and disciplines: forms of address revisited)

Maria Estellés-Arguedas // Adrián Cabedo Nebot (panel contribution), Phonic expression of politeness in academic courts, 4-4 (contribution to Fonocortesia (phono-politeness))

Andrea Estrada //  (panel contribution), Evidencialidad y pasión. Acerca de los marcadores discursivos se ve que, a ver y mirá en el discurso testimonial, 2-2(3-4) (contribution to Evidentiality in ''non-evidential'' languages. Is evidentiality grammatically encoded in Spanish?)

Elaheh Etehadieh // Johanna Rendle-Short (panel contribution), Interplay between talk and text in professional contexts, 2-1(2) (contribution to Interplay between talk and text in professional contexts)

Ann-Carita Evaldsson // Helen Melander (panel contribution), Accounting for disruptive classroom conduct: Affective stances and accountability in remedial exchanges within a special teaching group, 4-4 (contribution to Affective stances in remedial interchanges:  Socializing embodied accountability in adult – child interactions)

Michael Ewing //  (lecture), Conditionals and topics across mode and genre: Indonesian youth language in conversation and print, 1-2  

Branca Falabella Fabricio //  (panel contribution), Virtual ethnography: ethical and methodological dilemmas, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Pragmatics in the field: issues of ethics in studying language-using humans)

Lars Fant //  (panel contribution), Negotiating with the boss as a high-proficient L2 user and as a native speaker, 1-2(3) (contribution to (Co-)constructing interpersonally sensitive activities across institutional contexts)

Maria José R. Faria Coracini //  (panel contribution), Field research with homeless people: ethical and methodological issues, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Pragmatics in the field: issues of ethics in studying language-using humans)

Ali R. Fatihi //  (lecture), Pragmatic markers in Urdu narratives, 5-3  

Gertraud Fenk-Oczlon //  (lecture), Using internet-based communication to keep track of animacy-related differential object marking in Bavarian, 4-2  

Anita Fetzer //  (panel contribution), Quotations in monologic and dialogic political discourse, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Follow-ups in mediated political discourse)

Anita Fetzer // Elda Weizman & Lawrence N. Berlin (panel), Follow-ups in mediated political discourse, 2-1(2-3-4)  

Carolina Figueras Bates //  (panel contribution), Evidentiality in discourse: Epistemic Stance in Illness Narratives, 2-2(3-4) (contribution to Evidentiality in ''non-evidential'' languages. Is evidentiality grammatically encoded in Spanish?)

Anna Filipi //  (panel contribution), Establishing recipiency in interactions with a bilingual toddler: building turns in the correct language, 1-2(3) (contribution to Recipient design at the interface of cognition and interaction)

Kerstin Fischer //  (panel contribution), Disentangling local (interactional) and global (cognitive) processes in recipient design, 1-2(3) (contribution to Recipient design at the interface of cognition and interaction)

Kerstin Fischer // Arnulf Deppermann (panel), Recipient design at the interface of cognition and interaction, 1-2(3)  

Nydia Flores-Ferran //  (panel contribution), So pues entonces: An examination of bilingual discourse markers in Spanish oral narratives of personal experience of New York City-born Puerto Ricans, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Narrative pragmatics)

Rita Franceschini // Peter Weber (panel contribution), Multilingualism in the public sphere: an added cognitive and cultural value, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Multilingual practices and the management of linguistic and cultural diversity)

Bruna Franchetto //  (lecture), Historical narratives as a key for culturally built identities and landscapes in a Southern Amazonian society, 1-2  

Maarten Franck //  (panel contribution), Recontextualizing and translating news coverage on DR Congo''s 2011 elections in Belgium: An investigation of the role of the national news agency Belga, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Pragmatic approaches to news media in Africa: Ethnicity, ideology and professionalism)

Anne Franziskus //  (panel contribution), Negotiating a believable professional identities in multilingual workplaces  in Luxembourg, 1-2-(3-4) (contribution to Fighting for a place in the workplace: Western and non-western perspectives on the discursive construction, negotiation and legitimization of ‘valid’ identities)

Soonhee Fraysse Kim //  (lecture), Disease metaphor, social diagnosis and mechanism of social stigmatization, 1-2  

Marie-Soleil Frère //  (panel contribution), Online debates in Burkina Faso: A critical input to journalists'' practices, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Pragmatic approaches to news media in Africa: Ethnicity, ideology and professionalism)

Mirjam Fried //  (panel contribution), Interactional datives and the speaker-hearer relations, 2-2 (contribution to Constructional Constraints on Language:  Exploring the Impact of Communicative Contexts)

Victor A. Friedman //  (lecture), The Pragmatics of Interrogation as a Declarative Evidential Strategy, 4-4  

Maximiliane Frobenius // Richard Harper (lecture), The temporal and spatial micro-organization of human connection: a case study  of comments as sequential contributions on Facebook, 4-4  

Li Fu // Nan Chen & Li Fu (lecture), Phoric Reference in Multi-Modal Text: A Study of Non-Commercial Posters in China, 2-1  

Yoko Fujii //  (panel contribution), Social indexicality of the “zero” form of address terms in Japanese: The interpretation from the amae concept on the basis of inseparable self and the other, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Emancipatory Pragmatics: Exploring Modalities of Co-participation and Culture in Social Interaction)

Chie Fukuda //  (panel contribution), Emergence of the category ‘foreigner’ through story-telling produced by an L2 Japanese speaker: A regional dialect as a category-incongruent language, 2-3(4) (contribution to Categorization in Multilingual Storytelling)

Saeko Fukushima //  (lecture), Metapragmatics of im/politeness: An investigation of interview data on attentiveness, empathy and inference in Japanese, 4-1  

Anne Furlong //  (lecture), “Airy nothing: A relevance theoretic approach to the literary interpretation of non-repeatable texts”, 4-4  

Michael Furman //  (panel contribution), (Im)politeness and mixed messages, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to (Im)politeness and mixed messages)

Toshiaki Furukawa //  (panel contribution), Place, membership categorization, and multilingual storytelling in Hawaiian language radio shows, 2-3(4) (contribution to Categorization in Multilingual Storytelling)

Maria Marta Garcia Negroni //  (panel contribution), Evidencialidad y polifonía. Acerca de los marcadores en todo caso y ma qué, 2-2(3-4) (contribution to Evidentiality in ''non-evidential'' languages. Is evidentiality grammatically encoded in Spanish?)

Inmaculada Garcia Sanchez //  (panel contribution), Bridging Immigrant Children’s In- and Out-of-School Language Practices, 2-1 (contribution to Multiple literacies: Bilingual children's situated literacy practices in lifeworld activities)

Rita Gardiner //  (panel contribution), Authentic Leadership in Inauthentic Times, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Leadership and Discourse: Exploring leadership practices, image construction and power management)

Ravinder Gargesh //  (panel contribution), The dynamics of Discourse: Forms of address, moves and strategies, 5-1(2) (contribution to The discourse of daily interaction across borders and disciplines: forms of address revisited)

Joana Garmendia //  (lecture), Irony. A Gricean reply to the Echoic Account, 4-4  

Volker Gast //  (panel contribution), A corpus-based approach to the interpretation of adverbial connectives: The case of Latin ''cum'', 1-3(4) (contribution to Natural-language connectives: Evidence from discourse, typology and grammaticization)

Carole Gayet-Viaud //  (panel contribution), Politeness and civil encounters in public places, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to (Im)politeness and mixed messages)

Tove Gerholm //  (lecture), Imitation vs association in child-adult and child-child interaction, 2-1  

Sara Gesuato //  (lecture), Shall we learn English? Formulating offers in speech and writing, 1-4  

Ittay Gil //  (panel contribution), On Gesture and Aspect, 4-1(2) (contribution to Ostension and communication: Theory and evidence)

Zosia Golebiowski //  (lecture), A study of abstracts : How do native English academic writers and Chinese native speakers writing in English promote their research, 1-3  

Sage Lambert Graham //  (panel contribution), Notions of ‘normal’: Impoliteness and solidarity in an online support forum, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to (Im)politeness and mixed messages)

Luisa Granato de Grasso // Alejandro Parini (panel contribution), Online follow-ups as evaluative reactions to presidental public discourses, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Follow-ups in mediated political discourse)

Pedro Gras // Bert Cornillie (panel contribution), An interactional approach to evidential discourse markers in Spanish, 2-2(3-4) (contribution to Evidentiality in ''non-evidential'' languages. Is evidentiality grammatically encoded in Spanish?)

Marina Grasso //  (lecture), What do we inform when we use vague language?, 5-3  

Leo Groarke //  (panel contribution), Theories of Argument: Multi, Mono, and Blended, 4-1(2) (contribution to Non-verbal means of argumentation (across disciplines and cultures))

Yueguo GU //  (panel contribution), constructing anOWL-based ontology of Chinese illocutionary acts, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Ricardo Gualda //  (panel contribution), Hugo Chávez’s Unmediated Discourse in Aló Presidente as a Projection of Power and the Ideology of the Bolivarian Revolution, 1-2(3) (contribution to Establishing Common Ground in Public Discourse: A Communication Studies and Discourse Analysis Approach to the Evolving Relationship between Political Leaders, Media Professionals and the General Public)

Darwin Guianan //  (lecture), The Pragmatics of Filipino Gay Compliments and Compliment Responses, 1-4  

Annarita Guidi //  (lecture), Context models and piracy: A corpus-based compared analysis of Italian and English media discourse, 5-1  

Marie-Noelle Guillot //  (lecture), Cross-cultural pragmatics and translation: museum texts as interlingual representations, 4-2  

Markku Haakana //  (panel contribution), Interrogative clauses as repair initiators, 2-1(2) (contribution to Troubles in speaking, hearing and understanding: Repair, rights and responsibilities)

Angela Haeusler //  (lecture), Tell, Sell, and Transform: The politics of positioning in narratives of American undocumented youth, 2-3  

Magnus Hamann //  (panel contribution), Living with Hans Christian Andersen, 4-1(2) (contribution to Cultural Keywords in Discourse)

Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen //  (panel contribution), The (co-)construction of tenant complaints in telephone calls to a non-profit housing association, 1-2(3) (contribution to (Co-)constructing interpersonally sensitive activities across institutional contexts)

Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen // Rosina Marquez Reiter (panel), (Co-)constructing interpersonally sensitive activities across institutional contexts, 1-2(3)  

Bahaa-eddin Hassan //  (panel contribution), The Loss of Topicalization in Horror Fiction, 2-3(4) (contribution to Implicit Meanings in Literary Translation)

Kaori Hata //  (panel contribution), How can resources of communication construct narrative messages? : A case study of interview narratives of Japanese women living in intercultural situations, 5-2(3) (contribution to Communication Strategies in Japanese Narratives as Representations of Sociocultural Identities: From Micro Analyses to Macro Perspectives)

Kaori Hata // Akira Satoh (panel), Communication Strategies in Japanese Narratives as Representations of Sociocultural Identities: From Micro Analyses to Macro Perspectives, 5-2(3)  

Michael Haugh // Jonathan Culpeper (panel contribution), (Im)politeness and mixed messages, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to (Im)politeness and mixed messages)

Michael Haugh // Jonathan Culpeper (panel), (Im)politeness and mixed messages, 1-2(3-4)  

Chris Heffer //  (lecture), Narrative Navigation and Voice in Forensic Discourse, 2-1  

Marja-Liisa Helasvuo // Ritva Laury (panel contribution), The patterning of cognitive verbs in Finnish interaction, 4-1(2) (contribution to Grammar and epistemics:  Subject-predicate constructions as interactional resources)

Henrike Helmer // Arnulf Deppermann (panel contribution), Grammatically encoded epistemic stance: the case of mental verbs in responsive turns in German, 4-1(2) (contribution to Grammar and epistemics:  Subject-predicate constructions as interactional resources)

Tania Henetz //  (panel contribution), Listeners'' Reception of Recipient Desgin, 1-2(3) (contribution to Recipient design at the interface of cognition and interaction)

Annette Herkenrath // Jochen Rehbein (lecture), Narrative discourse in Turkish families, 2-1  

Theresa Heyd //  (panel contribution), Being real: Legitimacy and language policing in a digital community of practice, 5-1(2) (contribution to Digital diasporas:  Vernaculars and multilingual practices as style resources for web-based communities of practice)

Theresa Heyd // Christian Mair (panel), Digital diasporas:  Vernaculars and multilingual practices as style resources for web-based communities of practice, 5-1(2)  

Petra Heyse //  (panel contribution), “To tell or not to tell, or when to tell and how to tell?” Ethnographic reflections on the influence of power dynamics on the ethic agency of a researcher in the field, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Pragmatics in the field: issues of ethics in studying language-using humans)

Liesel Hibbert // Mima Dedaic (lecture), Discursive trends in current South African politics, 2-4  

Raquel Hidalgo // Raquel Hidalgo & María Jesús Nieto y Otero (poster), Intonation and Affect: Micro-analysis of a two-candidate Spanish electoral debate, 4-3  

Laura Hidalgo Downing // Blanca Kraljevic Mujic & Mª Angeles Martínez Martínez (panel contribution), The fictions of global advertising: Making sense of ads by re-creating stories across Englishes, 4-4 (contribution to The pragmatics of narrative fictions: creativity, modes, cultures)

Laura Hidalgo Downing // Lucia Aranda (panel), The pragmatics of narrative fictions: creativity, modes, cultures, 4-4  

Yuko Higashiizumi // Noriko O. Onodera (panel contribution), Form-Function-Periphery Mapping in Japanese: “Exchange-Structure” and “Action-Structure”, 2-1 (contribution to Cross-Linguistic Approach to Form-Function-Periphery (LP and RP) Mapping: With a Special Focus on “Exchange Structure” and “Action Structure”)

Yuko Higashiizumi // Noriko O. Onodera (panel), Cross-Linguistic Approach to Form-Function-Periphery (LP and RP) Mapping: With a Special Focus on “Exchange Structure” and “Action Structure”, 2-1  

Helen Hint // Maria Reile (poster), Experimental methods for studying referential pronoun usage in Estonian, 4-3  

Concha Maria Hoefler //  (panel contribution), The construction and negotiation of permeable and impermeable boundaries around Georgia’s Greek community, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Borders, discourses, identity)

Christiane Hohenstein //  (panel contribution), Narrative resources in Lingua Franca strategic interaction, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Multilingual practices and the management of linguistic and cultural diversity)

Christiane Hohenstein // Jan D. ten Thije (panel), Multilingual practices and the management of linguistic and cultural diversity, 1-2(3-4)  

Cheryl Holden //  (panel contribution), Agreement and disagreement in Anglo-French workplace discourse, 1-2(3) (contribution to (Co-)constructing interpersonally sensitive activities across institutional contexts)

Suvi Honkanen // Riikka Nissi (panel contribution), From text to talk and back again: recontextualization patterns in managing organizational change, 2-1(2) (contribution to Interplay between talk and text in professional contexts)

Ildephonse Horicubonye // Déogratias Nizonkiza (panel contribution), 2010 Local Election Results News report in Burundi: A discourse analysis, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Pragmatic approaches to news media in Africa: Ethnicity, ideology and professionalism)

Kaoru Horie //  (panel contribution), Distribution of Stance-related Functions in Japanese and Korean: Nominalization vs. Verbal Structure, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Emancipatory Pragmatics: Exploring Modalities of Co-participation and Culture in Social Interaction)

Mian Huang //  (lecture), Qualia and Generalized Conversational Implicature, 4-4  

Minyao Huang //  (lecture), Vagueness and Radical Contextualism, 5-3  

Saidaly Ibarra //  (panel contribution), Interjections Revisited from a Pragmatic Perspective, 4-1(2) (contribution to Ostension and communication: Theory and evidence)

Risako Ide //  (panel contribution), The audience as “co-performer”: Collaborative construction of 3.11 experiences in Japanese narratives, 5-2(3) (contribution to Communication Strategies in Japanese Narratives as Representations of Sociocultural Identities: From Micro Analyses to Macro Perspectives)

Sachiko Ide //  (panel contribution), Rethinking the wakimae aspect of linguistic politeness in terms of ba/field Theory : The Case of Person Referents, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Emancipatory Pragmatics: Exploring Modalities of Co-participation and Culture in Social Interaction)

Cornelia Ilie //  (panel contribution), Leaders in times of change: Discourses of competitive leadership, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Leadership and Discourse: Exploring leadership practices, image construction and power management)

Cornelia Ilie // Geert Jacobs & Daniel Perrin (panel), Leadership and Discourse: Exploring leadership practices, image construction and power management, 2-1(2-3-4)  

Wolfgang Imo //  (panel contribution), Intelligent design: Tailoring one’s utterances to recipients, situations and genres, 1-2(3) (contribution to Recipient design at the interface of cognition and interaction)

Fumio Inoue //  (lecture), Real-time change from honorific system to pragmatic utilization of politeness strategies in Japanese, 4-2  

Songthama Intachakra //  (panel contribution), Honorific multimodality in task-based interaction  between Thai students and teachers, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Emancipatory Pragmatics: Exploring Modalities of Co-participation and Culture in Social Interaction)

Shimako Iwasaki //  (panel contribution), The local, embodied, and situated organization of units and emergent forms of participation in Japanese interaction, 5-1(2) (contribution to Local achievement of units in interaction)

Noriko Iwasaki // Naresh Sharma (lecture), Learning to address ‘you’ in L2 Hindi while studying in India: Respect or Intimacy?, 1-3  

Shimako Iwasaki // Hee Ju (panel), Speaker-Recipient Coordination of Actions in story-telling sequences, 1-2  

Ahmad Izadi //  (lecture), An investigation of face and ritual politeness in Persian, 5-1  

Yoshihito Izawa //  (poster), Token, Syntax, and Prosody in Resonance, 4-3  

Katsunobu Izutsu // Mitsuko Narita Izutsu (panel contribution), Fixation at Right and Left Peripheries, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The pragmatic role of elements at right periphery)

Nasser Jabbari // Zohreh R. Eslami (panel contribution), Compliments on Facebook: American and Iranian users, 4-1(2) (contribution to The pragmatics of social media communication. Theoretical, cross-cultural and register perspectives)

Geert Jacobs // Luc Van Doorslaer (panel contribution), Who exactly is speaking? An (auto-)ethnographic inquiry into the role of the invited expert commentator in a Belgian broadsheet newspaper, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The notion of “experts” in late modern media)

Jürgen Jaspers //  (panel contribution), From unwanted to so-called expertise: ideologizing sociolinguistics in mainstream media, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The notion of “experts” in late modern media)

Christian Johannessen // Sarah Bro Pedersen & Sune Vork Steffensen (panel contribution), Global Knowledge Circulation and the Fallacy of Simple Location, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Marjut Johansson //  (panel contribution), Quotations and genre change. Quotations in political interview across time., 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Follow-ups in mediated political discourse)

Rodney Jones //  (lecture), The Socio-pragmatics of Online Food Sharing, 4-1  

Hee Ju //  (panel contribution), Co-constructing Assessment Within A Unit, 1-2 (contribution to Speaker-Recipient Coordination of Actions in story-telling sequences)

Kasper Juffermans //  (panel contribution), Identity repertoires peer-to-peer: (re-) constructing Chinese-Dutch heritage online, 5-1(2) (contribution to Digital diasporas:  Vernaculars and multilingual practices as style resources for web-based communities of practice)

Konstanze Jungbluth //  (panel contribution), Crossing the Border, Closing the Gap: Otherness in Language Use, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Borders, discourses, identity)

Janez Justin // Maja Zupancic (lecture), OECD-PISA reading literacy test:: a point view of critical pragmatics, 2-4  

Miroslawa Kaczmarek //  (poster), Word and silence as active components of communication, 4-3  

Daniel Zoltan Kadar //  (panel contribution), Destructive Rituals, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to (Im)politeness and mixed messages)

Gaku Kajimaru //  (poster), On interactivity of reciprocal singing: From the perspective of cohesion, 4-3  

Jyrki Kalliokoski //  (panel contribution), Recontextualization of a written document in institutional interaction, 2-1(2) (contribution to Interplay between talk and text in professional contexts)

Yasuko Kanda //  (panel contribution), ‘Controlled’ public opinion reflected in newspaper articles contributed by readers, 5-3 (contribution to Accountability and the mechanism of its evasion: Strategic ambiguity in the media reports since 3/11)

Charikleia Kapellidi //  (panel contribution), The interplay of constraint and agency in school interaction: students’ disagreements with the teacher, 1-2(3) (contribution to (Co-)constructing interpersonally sensitive activities across institutional contexts)

Ourania Karachaliou // Argiris Archakis (poster), Doing conformity through teenage storytelling. Evidence from the analysis of Greek oral narratives., 4-3  

Eleni Karafoti //  (panel contribution), Progressivity and mock impoliteness: turns, sequences and the overall structure of (mock) impolite actions, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to (Im)politeness and mixed messages)

Mariko Karatsu //  (panel contribution), Emergence and co-construction of the identity “fresh cream lover” through stories in talk-in-interaction, 5-1 (contribution to Japanese and English stories about and over food: Verbal and nonverbal negotiation of assessments, categories, and knowledge)

Anna-Malin Karlsson //  (panel contribution), Multimodal resources for online sharing of the physical, 4-1(2) (contribution to Genres of Sharing)

Susanna Karlsson //  (panel contribution), ositionally sensitive views on Swedish epistemic markers “jag tycker”, “jag tror” and “jag menar”., 4-1(2) (contribution to Grammar and epistemics:  Subject-predicate constructions as interactional resources)

Gabriele Kasper //  (panel contribution), Recategorization and Occasioned Cultural Mediation in Narrative Practice, 2-3(4) (contribution to Categorization in Multilingual Storytelling)

Yasuhiro Katagiri //  (panel contribution), Identity conception and authority dependence in consensus-building interactions, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Emancipatory Pragmatics: Exploring Modalities of Co-participation and Culture in Social Interaction)

Kuniyoshi Kataoka //  (panel contribution), What makes multimodal signs a narrative?: A case study of a TV commercial, 5-2(3) (contribution to Communication Strategies in Japanese Narratives as Representations of Sociocultural Identities: From Micro Analyses to Macro Perspectives)

Baljit Kaur //  (panel contribution), Request perspectives in service interactions, 5-1(2) (contribution to The discourse of daily interaction across borders and disciplines: forms of address revisited)

Michie Kawashima //  (panel contribution), Relating with the “unseen” as a family member, 1-4 (contribution to Language, body, and action: A look at Japanese language socialization)

Elizabeth Keating //  (panel contribution), New language games: Building coherence in multisensory, technosocial space where participants are heroes, 4-4 (contribution to Gaming, inter-subjectivity and narration: Game bodies and the multimodality of socialization)

Leelo Keevallik // Anna Vatanen (panel contribution), Sharing in conversational responses, 4-1(2) (contribution to Genres of Sharing)

Leelo Keevallik // Xiaoting Li (panel), Local achievement of units in interaction, 5-1(2)  

Alexandra Kent // Charles Antaki (panel contribution), Getting someone to do something: fault and immediacy, 2-3(4) (contribution to Epistemics and deontics of conversational directivces)

Margaret Kettle //  (panel contribution), The right to a voice and the fight to be heard: The experience of being an ESL user in Australia, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Implicit discrimination in public discourse)

Elizaveta Khachaturyan //  (lecture), Towards a pluridimensional world: narratives by a trilingual child, 2-3  

Gregory Kierstead // Judith Tonhauser (panel contribution), Are informative presuppositions really presuppositions?, 4-1(2) (contribution to New directions in experimental pragmatics)

Kohei Kikuchi // Mayumi Bono (poster), Organization of repair and temporal structure of utterances in Japanese Sign Language, 4-3  

Myung-Hee Kim //  (panel contribution), Negotiating disagreement in task-based conversation: Interaction between language and culture, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Emancipatory Pragmatics: Exploring Modalities of Co-participation and Culture in Social Interaction)

Joungmin KIM // Kaoru Horie (panel contribution), From attributive modifiers to utterance-final non-assertive markers: Pragmaticfunctions of utterance-final attributive forms in Korean computer-mediated communication, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The pragmatic role of elements at right periphery)

Eunho Kim //  (lecture), Informing as a means of achieving a mitigated disagreement: Development of interactional competence in the use of Korean sentence-ending suffix -ketun in KFL classroom, 5-3  

Younhee Kim //  (lecture), Epistemic stance work in providing an assessment: I bet it’d be difficult, 2-1  

Jeremy King //  (panel contribution), Power, indirectness, and mitigation: Directive speech acts in 18th-century Louisiana Spanish business letters, 2-3(4) (contribution to Historical (Im)politeness)

Agata Klimczak-Pawlak //  (lecture), Uncovering the pragmatic core of English for European Communication through the analysis of the speech act of apologizing in Euro-Englishes, 5-1  

Chisato Koike //  (panel contribution), Negotiation of assessment in Japanese storytelling, 5-1 (contribution to Japanese and English stories about and over food: Verbal and nonverbal negotiation of assessments, categories, and knowledge)

Aino Koivisto //  (lecture), On tokens of realization and their epistemics in Finnish conversations, 2-2  

Yuko Koizumi //  (poster), Japanese honorifics and information conveyed - A relevance-based approach, 4-3  

Monika Kopytowska //  (panel contribution), Conflict, ideology and journalistic practice: the framing of Kenyan military intervention in Somalia in the East African press, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Pragmatic approaches to news media in Africa: Ethnicity, ideology and professionalism)

Leela Koran // - (lecture), Code-switching  in conversations of bilinguals with aphasia : exploring the notion appropriacy via the trajectory of turns, 1-4  

Annie Koshi //  (lecture), The Discourse of Education:  Re-examining the concept of inclusion in the narratives of the Indian state, 2-4  

Helga Kotthoff //  (panel contribution), Portraying the child in school consultations, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Narrative pragmatics)

Dorota Kotwica //  (panel contribution), Evidential markers in Spanish scientific prose of 18th and 19th century, 2-2(3-4) (contribution to Evidentiality in ''non-evidential'' languages. Is evidentiality grammatically encoded in Spanish?)

Bahar Koymen // Amy Kyratzis (panel contribution), Toddlers’ Appropriation of Institutional Practices and Affect Displays During Peer Disputes in Daycare, 4-4 (contribution to Affective stances in remedial interchanges:  Socializing embodied accountability in adult – child interactions)

Frantisek Kratochvil //  (panel contribution), Establishing moral common ground in Abui bride-price negotiations, 1-2(3) (contribution to Establishing Common Ground in Public Discourse: A Communication Studies and Discourse Analysis Approach to the Evolving Relationship between Political Leaders, Media Professionals and the General Public)

Margit Krause-Ono // Sylvia Waechter, Yue Liu, & Cristina Haguenauer (lecture), Concepts and Perceptions in ICC Education in Japan, Germany, the U.S., China, and Brazil, 2-2  

Paul V. Kroskrity //  (lecture), Language ideologies, ethnopragmatics, and differential English influence in a receding language, 4-4  

Nathan P. Krug //  (poster), Arriving at the “anchor point”: Cues deployed in openings of computer-mediated second-language conversations, 4-3  

Brian Kuhlman //  (lecture), Storytelling Models the World and the Mind: Evolution, Cognition and Narremes, 1-2  

Dipti Kulkarni //  (lecture), A Pragmatic Account of Phatic Utterances, 2-4  

Yoshiharu Kumagai //  (lecture), Manner of New Referent Distribution in the Narrative Discourse within its Temporal Structure and Context Space, 1-3  

Abhishek Kumar // Foong Ha Yap (lecture), Epistemicity and politeness marking: a crosslinguistic perspective, 2-1  

Ritesh Kumar //  (poster), Is politeness probabilistic? A study of Hindi computer-mediated communication, 4-3  

Nivedita Kumari //  (lecture), Inter-generational variation in requesting: A comparative study of Hindi and Japanese, 1-4  

Alex Matthew Kunst //  (panel contribution), Managing meaning via the webpage of the presidential radio address, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Leadership and Discourse: Exploring leadership practices, image construction and power management)

Salla Kurhila //  (panel contribution), I don''t understand as repair initiator, 2-1(2) (contribution to Troubles in speaking, hearing and understanding: Repair, rights and responsibilities)

Svetlana Kurtes // Svetlana Kurtes (panel contribution), Emerging patterns in address forms in post-Communist societies of Eastern Europe: the case of Serbia:, 5-1(2) (contribution to The discourse of daily interaction across borders and disciplines: forms of address revisited)

Svetlana Kurtes // Tatiana Larina (panel), The discourse of daily interaction across borders and disciplines: forms of address revisited, 5-1(2)  

Dennis Kurzon //  (panel contribution), When to talk is to be silent, 4-1(2) (contribution to Ostension and communication: Theory and evidence)

Amelia (Amy) Kyratzis //  (panel contribution), School Genres: Children’s Play Enactments of Reading in a Bilingual U.S. Preschool, 2-1 (contribution to Multiple literacies: Bilingual children's situated literacy practices in lifeworld activities)

Amelia (Amy) Kyratzis // Lourdes de Leon & Inma Garcia-Sanchez (panel), Multiple literacies: Bilingual children's situated literacy practices in lifeworld activities, 2-1  

Hristo Kyuchukov //  (lecture), Acquisition of Evidentiality in Romani Language, 4-4  

Minna Laakso // Vappu Carlson (panel contribution), How professionals respond to patients’ trouble telling in hearing aid pre-fitting encounters, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to Conversation Analysis and Interventions for Change)

Kirsi Laanesoo //  (poster), Reversed polarity questions in Estonian everyday storytellings, 4-3  

Krisztina Laczkó //  (lecture), Metapragmatic signals in conversational storytelling, 4-4  

Igor Lakic //  (panel contribution), Pragmatic analysis of address forms and politeness techniques, 5-1(2) (contribution to The discourse of daily interaction across borders and disciplines: forms of address revisited)

Swikar Lama // Ravinder Kaur (lecture), Victims of domestic violence and restorative justice: the role of social cognitive factors in the decision-making process, 2-3  

Joyce Lamerichs // Marca Schasfoort (panel contribution), Dilemmas in eliciting trauma talk: Exploring the sequential environment in which children produce ''non-cooperative'' answers, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to Conversation Analysis and Interventions for Change)

Daniela Landert //  (lecture), SEEM, THINK, and BE SURE: Variation of epistemic stance markers in Early Modern English, 2-1  

Anne Marie Landmark Dalby //  (panel contribution), Whose decision? Negotiating rights and responsibilities in medical treatment decisions, 2-3(4) (contribution to Epistemics and deontics of conversational directivces)

Tatiana Larina //  (panel contribution), Forms of address and communicative styles: comparing British and Indian Englishes, Hindi and Russian, 5-1(2) (contribution to The discourse of daily interaction across borders and disciplines: forms of address revisited)

Ditte Laursen // Peggy Szymanski (lecture), Analyzing Mobile Telephone Conversations-in-a-Series, 1-3  

Chung Wa Law // Leung Cheung-Shing Sam (lecture), Development of the use of modifications in Cantonese request strategies, 1-4  

Doina Lecca //  (poster), Successful narratives in job interviews – Felicitous pragmatic techniques to be learned in a new culture, 4-3  

Jee Won Lee //  (panel contribution), An analysis of recipient activities in Mandarin Chinese storytelling, 1-2 (contribution to Speaker-Recipient Coordination of Actions in story-telling sequences)

Chungmin Lee //  (panel contribution), Metalinguistic negation vs descriptive negation: markedness difference, 5-2(3) (contribution to The Pragmatics of Negation)

Jieun Lee //  (lecture), Non-narrative functions of reported speech: Story recipient’s third turns in interviewing talk shows on Korean TV, 5-1  

Maarten Michiel Leezenberg //  (lecture), Decolonizing Pragmatics: Nationalism, Language Ideologies and the Universalisation of Theory, 4-4  

Esa Lehtinen // Pekka Pälli (panel), Interplay between talk and text in professional contexts, 2-1(2)  

Heini Lehtonen //  (lecture), Narrative performances among multiethnic youth – polylingual resources, genre and indexicality, 1-2  

Zsuzsanna Lengyel // Lívia Ivaskó  & Boglárka Komlósi (lecture), „Now, I will be the storyteller”  - Children’s innate capacity to recognize and produce the pragmatic patterns of storytelling, 2-4  

Sirpa Leppänen //  (panel contribution), Expertise on social media: the capacity to play and transgress, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The notion of “experts” in late modern media)

Roberto Lestinge // Sandra Docerrado (panel contribution), “Belo Monte – this is not a hydroelectric. The pragmatics of knowledge construal and dissemination in Brazilian TV news”., 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Helen Hue Lam Leung //  (panel contribution), Cantonese ‘mong4’: a cultural keyword of Hong Kong, 4-1(2) (contribution to Cultural Keywords in Discourse)

Carsten Levisen // Carol Priestly (panel contribution), Cultural Keyword Theory: Creolization, Cognition, and "Kastom" Discourse", 4-1(2) (contribution to Cultural Keywords in Discourse)

Elizabeth Sara Lewis //  (panel contribution), The Ethics of Doing Research with one Stigmatized Group within another Stigmatized Group: the Case of Bisexuals in the Brazilian LGBT Movement, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Pragmatics in the field: issues of ethics in studying language-using humans)

Xiaoting Li //  (panel contribution), Contingency and the construction of units in interaction, 5-1(2) (contribution to Local achievement of units in interaction)

Yuting Li //  (lecture), A Contrastive Study of thanks between China’s Dongxiang Minority Language and Lanzhou Dialect, 2-2  

Xiutao Li //  (lecture), Investigating Compliment Responses of Chinese Speakers of English in Light of Australian Culture, 1-4  

Jie Li // Ziran He & Jun LI (poster), An Experimental-pragmatic Study on Interlanguage Pragmatic Competence of Chinese Learners of English, 4-3  

Meizhen Liao //  (lecture), Metaphors we construct & organize our text and talk by: toward a model of metaphorical discourse analysis, 1-3  

Maria Francisca Lier-DeVitto //  (panel contribution), On the cohesive effect of parallelism in children’s monologues, 5-2(3) (contribution to Structural effects of children’s speech on dialogue and narrative contexts)

Maria Francisca Lier-DeVitto // Lúcia Arantes (panel), Structural effects of children’s speech on dialogue and narrative contexts, 5-2(3)  

Chia-Yen Lin // Li-Chin Chen & Ken Lau (lecture), An exploratory comparison of the use of modifiers by native speakers of English and Mandarin Chinese in academic lectures, 1-3  

Anna Lindström //  (panel contribution), Epistemics and social deontics as practical concerns in elderly care:  Analyses of interactions between care givers and senior citizens in the Swedish home help service., 2-3(4) (contribution to Epistemics and deontics of conversational directivces)

Jan Lindström //  (panel contribution), ’I don’t know’ in Swedish talk-in-interaction. Epistemic stance and the turn’s directionality and sequentiality, 4-1(2) (contribution to Grammar and epistemics:  Subject-predicate constructions as interactional resources)

Jianan Liu //  (lecture), Experiments on the Validity of Exhaustivity Explanation and Truth Value Judgment Task in Chinese Scalar Implicature Calculation, 2-1  

Lishu Liu //  (lecture), Apology Strategies in Dongxiang Minority Language and Lanzhou Dialect: A Cross-cultural Pragmatics Study, 5-1  

Si Liu // Hang Zhong (poster), Request in an Endangered Language, DongXiang Language, in China:  A Cross-cultural Pragmatic Study, 4-3  

Sabina Longhitano Piazza //  (panel contribution), Weak versus strong emergentist perpectives in discourse interpretation. Theoretical issues and epistemological implications, 4-1(2) (contribution to Ostension and communication: Theory and evidence)

Adriana Lopes //  (panel contribution), “Eu moro na Favela, sim senhor”: The Construction of Race and Place in Funk Carioca, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Pragmatics in the field: issues of ethics in studying language-using humans)

Heather Loyd //  (panel contribution), The Performance Aesthetics of Remedial Exchanges in Inner City Napoli, 4-4 (contribution to Affective stances in remedial interchanges:  Socializing embodied accountability in adult – child interactions)

Martin Luginbühl //  (panel contribution), From informing to sharing? The changing practices of eyewitnessing as key site of journalistic genres, 4-1(2) (contribution to Genres of Sharing)

Marcia Macaulay //  (lecture), The Question of Politeness in Political Interviews, 4-2  

Alfons Maes // Rinu Nambiar & Bipin Indurkhya (lecture), Color naming in narrative discourse. Evidence from Malayalam and English, 2-3  

Izabel Magalhães //  (panel contribution), Literacy Acts and Ethics in Special Education in Brazil, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Pragmatics in the field: issues of ethics in studying language-using humans)

Didier Maillat // Steve Oswald (lecture), When humour defeats manipulation: a pragmatic account of puns using Context Selection Constraint, 5-1  

Elisabet Malmström //  (lecture), Action research with small children - aesthetic learning processes in context, 2-4  

Radhika Mamidi //  (lecture), Revisiting Sacks, Grice and Leech:  Analysing Facebook interactions with respect to delay in response time, 4-4  

Junling Mao //  (lecture), A Cognitive-Pragmatic Approach to Metaphor: an Inquiry into Systematic Mappings and Processing Effort, 1-2  

Michel Marcoccia // Hassan Atifi, Nadia Gauducheau, Virginie Laval & Marc Aguert (lecture), The construction of interpersonal relationships in a discussion forum for adolescents, 4-1  

Piera Margutti // Renata Galatolo (panel contribution), Invitations in ordinary Italian telephone calls: a first sketch of their constructional features and sequential deployment, 5-2(3) (contribution to Invitations: the formation of actions across languages)

Piera Margutti // Renata Galatolo & Veronique Traverso (panel), Invitations: the formation of actions across languages, 5-2(3)  

Vassiliki Markaki // Laurent Filliettaz (lecture), Schisming as training strategy in vocational training interactions: evidence from the  field of early childhood education, 2-4  

Georg Marko //  (panel contribution), Making informed healthy choices. A critical analysis of expert knowledge, advice giving and challenges to hierarchical models of healthcare in self-help books on cardiovascular diseases, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Rosina Marquez Reiter //  (panel contribution), You’ve not done your homework, have you?-On the potential usefulness of reproaching in commercial service encounters, 1-2(3) (contribution to (Co-)constructing interpersonally sensitive activities across institutional contexts)

Maria Martika //  (panel contribution), Remembering as an accounting device in self-initiated self-repair, 2-1(2) (contribution to Troubles in speaking, hearing and understanding: Repair, rights and responsibilities)

Erik MIletta Martins //  (lecture), On the pragmatics of religious metaphors: the brazilian neopentecostal context., 1-3  

Dina Maria Martins Ferreira // Claudiana Nogueira de Alencar (panel contribution), Toward an emancipative pragmatics, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Pragmatics in the field: issues of ethics in studying language-using humans)

Yael Maschler //  (panel contribution), An Emergent Grammar of Epistemics:  Hebrew taydea (‘y’know’), loydea (‘I dunno’), and ''andea? (‘like’, lit. ‘[do] I know?’), 4-1(2) (contribution to Grammar and epistemics:  Subject-predicate constructions as interactional resources)

Yael Maschler // Simona Pekarek Doehler & Jan Lindsröm (panel), Grammar and epistemics:  Subject-predicate constructions as interactional resources, 4-1(2)  

Julie Matsubara // Michael Blasingame & E. Allyn Smith (panel contribution), Exploring felicitous environments for the Japanese evidential rashii, 4-1(2) (contribution to New directions in experimental pragmatics)

Yoshiko Matsumoto //  (panel contribution), Grounded in Ordinary Life:  Use of quotidian framing in narratives, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Narrative pragmatics)

Rieko Matsuoka // Gregory Poole (lecture), Politeness strategies in healthcare communication at “difficult times”, 5-1  

Caterina Mauri //  (panel contribution), Non-connecting functions of connectives: focus on (non-)exhaustive connectives, 1-3(4) (contribution to Natural-language connectives: Evidence from discourse, typology and grammaticization)

Mayouf Ali Mayouf //  (panel contribution), A study on consensus building behaviors in Arabic task-oriented dialogues: verbal and motional evidences, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Emancipatory Pragmatics: Exploring Modalities of Co-participation and Culture in Social Interaction)

Kevin Grant McKenzie //  (lecture), Narrative and the management of moral conflict in stories about humanitarian aid, 2-2  

Ricardo Medina Audelo // Ricardo Medina Audelo (panel contribution), The discoursive resignificance on the identity of Latin American immigrants in the Catalan society, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Borders, discourses, identity)

Ahmed Meraj //  (lecture), Pragmatic and discoursal features in the court scene of Yash Chopra’s  “WAQT”, 2-4  

Andrew Merrison // Derek Bousfield (panel contribution), The perils of suggesting a friend take up lap dancing: the taking of offence on behalf of others via third-party misinterpretation, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to (Im)politeness and mixed messages)

Marilyn Merritt //  (panel contribution), Accessing Knowledge to Teach Early Child Literacy -- key elements and the mediation of distance technology, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Giulia Messina Dahlberg // Sangeeta Bagga-Gupta (lecture), Socialization in transnational epistemic  practices: Constraints and affordances in virtual classrooms, 2-2  

Heinz Messmer //  (panel contribution), Moral dilemmas in professional social work interaction, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Social workers and users encounters: narrative and accounting practices)

Helle Metslang // Külli Habicht & Karl Pajusalu (poster), The sources of question markers: Estonian epistemic particles, 4-3  

Thomas Metten //  (panel contribution), Borders in everyday school interaction. Considerations regarding the interplay of architectural, institutional and lived space., 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Borders, discourses, identity)

Jacob L. Mey //  (panel contribution), Sequential acts, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to Follow-ups in mediated political discourse)

Inger Mey //  (panel contribution), Knowledge access through apprenticeship, 2-1(2-3-4) (contribution to The pragmatics of knowledge circulation)

Jacob L. Mey // Hermine Penz (panel), The pragmatics of knowledge circulation, 2-1(2-3-4)  

Carola Mick //  (panel contribution), The negotiation of internal borders in Peru, 5-1(2-3) (contribution to Borders, discourses, identity)

Marlene Miglbauer //  (panel contribution), "The novice, the woman, and the foreigner": Fighting for legitimate professional identities in the multinational workplace analysed through stories in interviews, 1-2(3-4) (contribution to Fighting for a place in the workplace: Western and non-western perspectives on the discursive construction, negotiation and legitimization of ‘valid’ identities)

Viola Giulia Miglio // Charles Meyer (panel contribution), Politeness Conventions in Old English and Old Norse, 2-3(4) (contribution to Historical (Im)politeness)

Viola Giulia Miglio // Jeremy King (panel), Historical (Im)politeness, 2-3(4)  

Tommaso Milani //  (panel contribution), The will to knowledge: The discursive construction of expertise in debates surrounding Swedish youth style, 4-1(2-4) (contribution to The notion of “experts” in late modern media)

Anna Milanowicz //  (lecture), Are you smart enough to be ironic?  Illusions and disillusions of bridging the ironic gap, 4-4  

Gregory Mills //  (panel contribution), Making and breaking procedural conventions: partner-specific effects, 1-2(3) (contribution to Recipient design at the interface of cognition and interaction)

Yoshimi Miyake //  (lecture), Grammarticalization of Indonesian future tense markers, 1-3  

Kaori Miyatake // Kohji Shibano (lecture), Formulaic Use of Passive Voice to Make Claims Objective --- Corpus-based Analysis of Japanese Academic Presentations, 1-2