Interpersonality in Legal Genres

Contens: Carmen Sancho Guinda/Maurizio Gotti/Ruth Breeze: Framing Interpersonality in Law Contexts - Davide Mazzi: «The words are plain and clear .» On Interpersonal Positioning in the Discourse of Judicial Interpretation - Tarja Salmi-Tolonen: Interpersonality and Fundamental Rights - María Ángeles Orts Llopis: Contractual Commitment or Obligation? The Linguistic Interactions in Charter Parties - Michele Sala: Interpersonal and Interactional Markers in Legal Research Articles - Christoph A. Hafner: Stance in a Professional Legal Genre: The Barrister's Opinion - Vijay K. Bhatia: Interpersonal Constraints in Statutory Writing - Carmen Sancho Guinda: Engagement in NTSB Decisions on Aviation Case Appeals - Christopher Williams: Interpersonality in Legislative Drafting Guides and Manuals: the Case of the Scottish Government Publication Plain Language and Legislation - Ignacio Vázquez-Orta: Exploring the Interplay Between Discursive and Professional Practices in Domain Name Arbitration Awards - Ismael Arinas Pellón: Interpersonal Patent Relations: Persuasion Pointers to Novelty, Creativity, and Ownership in U.S. Patent Property Claiming - Ruth Breeze: The Discursive Construction of Professional Relationships through the Legal Letter of Advice - Maurizio Gotti: Interpersonality in Mediation Discourse - Patrizia Anesa: The Realization of Interpersonality Features in Jury Instructions - Isabel Corona: The Management of Conflict: Arbitration in Corporate E-releases.