Federica Iurescia

Arts and Humanities

1. Ancient Rome 13%
2. Case Study 26%
3. Colloquium 8%
4. Common ground 19%
5. Communicative Act 26%
6. Communicative Function 5%
7. Conception 5%
8. Conversational analysis 10%
9. Corpus 74%
10. Disagreement 13%
11. Expression 21%
12. Genre 7%
13. genre conventions 6%
14. Greek tragedy 13%
15. Heuristics 26%
16. Impoliteness 26%
17. interlocutors 5%
18. Interpersonal 5%
19. Knowledge 52%
20. Latin 26%
21. Linguistic resources 26%
22. Linguistics 18%
23. Literary genres 6%
24. Literary text 26%
25. Metapragmatic comments 8%
26. Neo-Latin 6%
27. Nonverbal 13%
28. Object 6%
29. Plautus 11%
30. Politeness 26%
31. Politeness theory 18%
32. Pragmatic analysis 6%
33. quarrel 100%
34. realm 13%
35. Rhetorical strategies 7%
36. Roman Comedy 16%
37. Roman Tragedy 58%
38. Semantic Analysis 6%
39. Social Norm 26%
40. Speaker 30%
41. systematization 13%
42. Text 29%
43. Third century 8%
44. Tragedy 5%
45. Tragic 19%
46. Treebank 26%
47. Verbal 13%
48. Verbal Aggression 26%