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  1. Managing turns, building common ground, planning discourse
  2. Functional expansions of temporal adverbs and discursive connectives
  3. Connectives and cyclicity
  4. Different Sensitivity to Variation and Change: Italian Pragmatic Marker dai vs. Discourse Marker allora
  5. Positioning the Self and Others
  6. Politeness markers from Latin to Italian
  7. Discourse and Pragmatic Markers from Latin to the Romance Languages
  8. : The development of functional roles and Romance languages: Processes and patterns
  9. Discourse and pragmatic markers from Latin to the Romance languages: New insights
  10. Deverbal pragmatic markers from Latin to Italian (Lat. quaeso and It. prego): The cyclic nature of functional developments
  11. 6 Italian guarda, prego, dai. Pragmatic Markers and the Left and Right Periphery
  12. Synchrony and Diachrony
  13. Ut ita dicam and cognates: a pragmatic account
  14. Synchrony and diachrony
  15. From verbs to interactional discourse markers: the pragmaticalization of Latin rogo, quaeso
  16. Livelli di lingua e di cultura nel Chronicon di Andrea di Bergamo (IX secolo)
  17. Sequence of tenses and mood selection in Late Latin
  18. Latin and Greek compared
  19. Double negation from Latin to Italian