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  • Special Issue: Discourses on COVID-19
    Vol. 2 No. 2 (2020)

    The papers in this special edition could be described as providing a pan-Nigerian
    perspective to the global discourses on COVID-19 in terms of data and theoretic
    dissection. The efforts undoubtedly provide some pathways to the scholastic
    understanding, from a broad linguistic perspective, of the evolving territory of the
    discourses on COVID-19. This suggests that many more perspectives and
    possibilities exist for the understanding of researchers and scholars of discourse
    analysis, pragmatics and applied linguistics. When these other perspectives more
    fully emerge, some of the limitations and challenges of reference materials on the
    subject matter will be reasonably surmounted and a more rounded understanding of
    the contagion will evolve.

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    Special Issue: Political Memoirs as Tools of National Integration
    Vol. 3 No. 2 (2024)

    This edition of Research in Pragmatics, which keys perfectly into reputable journals’ tradition of periodically producing special issues that address themed scholarly inquiries into current, dominant or recurring issues in society, presents six articles which are products of the larger research project entitled “Using Memoirs as Antidotes to Nigeria’s Political Quagmire and as Tools for National Integration” sponsored by the Nigerian Tertiary Education Trust Fund (2023-2024). Thus, this special edition of the journal aggregates articles which interrogate how memoirs written by some Nigerian foremost political figures could be read as historical artefacts towards addressing the enduring challenges of national integration and the attendant political quagmire Nigeria has been grappling with since her independence in 1960. ...

  • Research in Pragmatics
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2019)

    This is the maiden volume of Research in Pragmatics, a scholarly journal that publishes original research on the study of language use in context. The journal's focus is on pragmatic aspects of language, such as implicature, presupposition, speech acts, deixis, and reference, and their relation to other areas of linguistics and cognitive science. This maiden publication features articles from leading experts in the field, presenting cutting-edge research on various aspects of pragmatics. The journal is aimed at a wide audience of researchers, scholars, and students interested in pragmatics and related fields. 

  • Research in Pragmatics
    Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023)

    Research in Pragmatics – a Journal of the Pragmatics Association of Nigeria (PrAN)

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    Special Issue: Discourse and Society in Context
    Vol. 3 No. 3 (2024)

    This volume offers invaluable perspectives on the ever-evolving connections among pragmatics, discourse, and society. It showcases a selection of academic papers that illuminate the complex ties between communication behaviours and societal frameworks. The compilation serves as an essential tool for grasping the diverse manner in which language and discourse influence, and are influenced by, the cultural and social environments within where they exist.

  • Research in Pragmatics
    Vol. 2 No. 1 (2020)

    Research in Pragmatics is a scholarly journal that publishes original research on the study of language use in context. The journal's focus is on pragmatic aspects of language, such as implicature, presupposition, speech acts, deixis, and reference, and their relation to other areas of linguistics and cognitive science. This maiden publication features articles from leading experts in the field, presenting cutting-edge research on various aspects of pragmatics. The journal is aimed at a wide audience of researchers, scholars, and students interested in pragmatics and related fields.