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The CLAN project describes the cognitive representation of landscapes in speakers who live in intercultural contexts, and their subsequent emotional responses via spoken language. The project describes the reaction of speakers of English as a second or foreign language to the perception of natural landscapes with the parameters of landscape ecology. The objective of the project is to sketch out an atlas of linguistic features that represents the different emotions manifested by landscape preferences on the basis of cultural self-identifications.
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Recent Articles
- Talking CLIL
- Adaptive Management in Discourse: The Case of Involvement Discourse Markers in English and Spanish Conversations
- Pragmatic mechanisms to obtain the addressee’s attention in English and Spanish conversations
- A mathematical model for the analysis of variation in discourse
- The acoustics of ‘newness’ and its pragmatic implications in classroom discourse

