Reseña de Coulthard, Malcolm, Johnson, Alison y Wright, David (2017): An Introduction to Forensic Linguistics: language in evidence

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Núm. 25: 2017
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649-655
Publicado: 01-12-2017

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Se trata de una reseña de Coulthard, Malcolm, Johnson, Alison y Wright, David (2017): An Introduction to Forensic Linguistics: language in evidence.

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lingüística Google Schoolar
lingüística forense Google Schoolar
lenguaje probatorio Google Schoolar
lenguaje evidencial. Google Schoolar

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Ramírez Salado, M. (2017). Reseña de Coulthard, Malcolm, Johnson, Alison y Wright, David (2017): An Introduction to Forensic Linguistics: language in evidence. Pragmalingüística, (25), 649–655. Recuperado a partir de https://revistas.uca.es/index.php/pragma/article/view/3654

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