Copula variation in Asturian Spanish and the multidimensionality of stancetaking in interactionI would like to thank Allan Bell, David Britain and the two anonymous reviewers for their insightful comments and suggestions, which have improved the paper immensely. Earlier versions of this work were presented at NWAV 43 and at the 2016 LSA Annual Meeting, and I am very thankful for the thoughtful feedback provided by the audiences. Finally, I am indebted to Linda, Berta and all the participants in the study, without whom this paper would not have been possible.

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‘I'm not proud, I'm just gay’: Lesbian and gay youths' discursive negotiation of othernessI am very thankful indeed to two anonymous reviewers of this article for their extensive and insightful remarks, and to Allan Bell and Bonnie McElhinny for their patience and support as I refined and reworked my argument. I am also grateful to Susan Ehrlich for her advice on an early version of this manuscript, and to William Leap and Erez Levon, whose feedback was invaluable to me in formulating the ideas presented here. Any shortcomings are, of course, my own.

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Transfusions of Sovereignty: Büchner's Danton's Tod, Political Theology, and the Afterlife of LanguageI would like to thank the anonymous reviewers for their helpful criticisms, and also Márton Dornbach for his extensive commentary on an early draft of this paper.

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Migrants' minority‐language newspeakerism: The pervasiveness of nation‐state monolingual regimes in transnational contextsThe research presented in this article benefited from participation in events organized by The Newspeakers Network (COST Action IS1306); and was partly funded by The Spanish Government (FFI2011‐26964 MINECO) and by the Catalan Government (AGAUR 2014 SGR 1061 (GRC)). I’m thankful to the participants in the Edinburgh COST Action Meeting which took place in May 27‐29, 2015 (entitled ‘Spanish in contact – New Speakers in the Spanish‐Speaking World.’ 7th International Conference of Hispanic Linguistics and 5th Biennial Meeting of the International Association for the Study of Spanish in Society) for their comments and support. Any shortcomings are, of course, mine.

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Putting Pluralism in its PlaceThis paper was first presented at a session on pluralism at the 1^st Veritas Philosophy Conference at Yonsei University in Seoul, June 2014. My thanks go to Tim Fuller and Nikolaj Pedersen for the invitation to and organization of the conference, and to all those who attended and offered their feedback. Thanks go also to Derek Baker, Sam Baron, Jeremy Wyatt, and an anonymous referee for their comments on earlier drafts of this paper. Special thanks go to Dorit Bar‐On and Keith Simmons, and the members of their seminar on truth at the University of Connecticut in the spring of 2015. The work described in this paper was substantially supported by a grant from the Research Grants Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China (HKU 23400014).

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