Notification FeedGuest Editor: Professor Wang, Zhenhua, Martin Centre for Applicable Linguistics SJTU
Table of Contents
Introduction
| Legal Discourse: An introduction | |
| Wang Zhenhua | 95-99 |
Articles
| Rites of passion: remorse, apology and forgiveness in Youth Justice Conferencing | |
| J. R. Martin , Michele Zappavigna | 101-121 |
| The TRUST Untruthfulness Framework in Forensic Contexts | |
| Chris Heffer | 122-140 |
| From speech role to social role: Judge’s negotiating and controlling in criminal trials in China | |
| Zhang Ranran | 141-165 |
| Credible accounts: What they are and how to obtain them | |
| Ray Bull | 166-176 |
| On the meaning of Feifa Quanyi in Chinese legal language: A semiotic and corpus analysis | |
| Michele Mannoni , Deborah Cao | 177-203 |
| The evolving language of environmental protection in bilateral investment treaties, free trade agreements, and trade promotion agreements | |
| Timothy J. Webster | 204-222 |
| Conceptual metaphor of the nation-state in newly-independent Africa: Kenyatta’s regime state-as-a-family metaphor in Kenyan parliamentary discourse | |
| Sammy Gakero Gachigua | 223-242 |
| An exploration of the legal translator’s subjectivity: Analysis of explicitation and implicitation of connectives in the English-Chinese translation of TRIPS | |
| Junjun Shi | 243-261 |
| Local recontextualization in Chinese-English court decisions translation: A corpus-based study of the recontextualization of nominal groups with de | |
| Wu Qijing | 262-276 |
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