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Nicolas Ruytenbeek
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2024
Psychophysiological effects of evaluative language use on Twitter complaints and compliments
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Jens Allaert
Marie-Anne Vanderhasselt
A2
Journal Article
in
INTERNET PRAGMATICS
2024
2023
Experiments into the influence of linguistic (in)directness on perceived face-threat in Twitter complaints
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Sofie Decock
Ilse Depraetere
A1
Journal Article
in
JOURNAL OF POLITENESS RESEARCH-LANGUAGE BEHAVIOUR CULTURE
2023
The impact of linguistic choices and (para-)linguistic markers on the perception of Twitter complaints by other customers : an experimental approach
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Sofie Decock
Ilse Depraetere
A1
Journal Article
in
JOURNAL OF POLITENESS RESEARCH-LANGUAGE BEHAVIOUR CULTURE
2023
2022
'Bitte entschuldigen Sie das späte Antwort' : in hoeverre worden conventionele uitdrukkingen met fouten in zakelijke e-mails als ‘fit for purpose’ beschouwd?
Griet Boone
Sofie Decock
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C3
Conference
2022
The message is clear : an L1 business perspective on non-target-like formulaic expressions in L2 German
Griet Boone
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Sofie Decock
A1
Journal Article
in
INTERCULTURAL PRAGMATICS
2022
2021
Exploring the impact of platforms' affordances on the expression of negativity in online hotel reviews
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Marie Verschraegen
Sofie Decock
A1
Journal Article
in
JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS
2021
Fit for purpose? Exploring the effect of erroneous conventional expressions in business communication
Griet Boone
Sofie Decock
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C3
Conference
2021
How does complaint realization affect third parties? A psychophysiological study of the emotional correlates of Twitter complaints
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C3
Conference
2021
Indirect speech acts
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Book
2021
Linguistic (in)directness in Twitter complaints : a contrastive analysis of railway complaint interactions
Ilse Depraetere
Sofie Decock
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
A1
Journal Article
in
JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS
2021
Negativity and narrativity in online hotel reviews : does the platform matter?
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C3
Conference
2021
2020
Do indirect requests communicate politeness? An experimental study of conventionalized indirect requests in French email communication
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
A1
Journal Article
in
JOURNAL OF POLITENESS RESEARCH-LANGUAGE BEHAVIOUR CULTURE
2020
Giora, Rachel and Michael Haugh (eds.). 2017. Doing pragmatics interculturally. Cognitive, philosophical and sociopragmatic perspectives. Berlin and Boston: Mouton de Gruyter, xii + 420 pp., Hardback ISBN 978-3-11-054384-1. Price: Hb GBP £ 91/€ 99.95
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Bookreview
2020
Negated contrary adjectives : disentangling negative strengthening from linguistic acceptability
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C3
Conference
2020
2019
Analyzing linguistic in/directness and perceived face-threat in complaint interactions : the development of an annotation guide
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Sofie Decock
Ilse Depraetere
C3
Conference
2019
Current issues in the ontology and form of directive speech acts : A critical assessment of recent cognitive linguistic approaches
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
A2
Journal Article
in
INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF PRAGMATICS
2019
Indirect requests, relevance, and politeness
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
A1
Journal Article
in
JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS
2019
Lexical and morpho-syntactic modification of student requests : an empirical contribution to the study of im/politeness in French e-mail speech acts
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
A2
Journal Article
in
LEXIQUE
2019
Method triangulation in discourse-pragmatic research on complaints
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Sofie Decock
Ilse Depraetere
C3
Conference
2019
What makes a complaint im/polite? An experimental study of the influence of verbal modification on affective responses to online complaints
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Sofie Decock
Ilse Depraetere
C3
Conference
2019
2018
Force exertion and directive speech acts
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C3
Conference
2018
Selective pragmatic impairment in autism spectrum disorder : indirect requests versus irony
Gaétane Deliens
Fanny Papastamou
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Philippine Geelhand
Mikhail Kissine
A1
Journal Article
in
JOURNAL OF AUTISM AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS
2018
2017
Asymmetric inference towards the antonym : experiments into the polarity and morphology of negated adjectives
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Steven Verheyen
Benjamin Spector
A2
Journal Article
in
GLOSSA-A JOURNAL OF GENERAL LINGUISTICS
2017
Can you : a directive construction?
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C3
Conference
2017
Indirect request processing, sentence types and illocutionary forces
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Ekaterina Ostashchenko
Mikhail Kissine
A1
Journal Article
in
JOURNAL OF PRAGMATICS
2017
The comprehension of indirect requests : previous work and future directions
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Bookchapter
in
Semantics and pragmatics : drawing a line
2017
The mechanics of indirectness : a case study of directive speech acts
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Mikhail Kissine
Dissertation
2017
What is a directive speech act? : A force dynamic account of the category of directives
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C3
Conference
2017
Why are imperative sentences a convenient means to perform directives? : A force dynamic account of imperative sentences
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C3
Conference
2017
2016
Eye-tracking experiments into the processing of verbal instructions in French
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Ekaterina Ostashchenko
Mikhail Kissine
C1
Conference
2016
2015
Illocutionary acts and sentence-types
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Mikhail Kissine
C1
Conference
2015
2014
Are indirect speech acts always conventional?
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Bookchapter
in
Cognitive and pragmatic aspects of speech actions
2014
2013
L’adverbe justement et l’argumentation implicite
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C1
Conference
2013
Negated gradable adjectives : the role of positivity and morphology on the inference towards the antonym
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
Benjamin Spector
C3
Conference
2013
2012
Are indirect speech acts always conventional?
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C1
Conference
2012
Interpreting standardized indirect requests from a relevance theoretic perspective
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
A2
Journal Article
in
PAPERS OF THE LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF BELGIUM
2012
Les actes de langage indirects sont-ils tous conventionnels?
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
A1
Journal Article
in
REVUE ROMANE
2012
Relevance theory and indirect speech acts
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C1
Conference
2012
Relevance theory and standardized indirect speech acts
Nicolas Ruytenbeek
C1
Conference
2012