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Bibliography

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Studies that have examined conversational organization in Mexican Spanish include:

• Repetition and back-channels as an interactional strategy in Mexico City (Musselman Shank 2006),
• Discourse markers: Pragmatic functions of O sea in Tlaxcala, Mexico City, Monterrey (Félix-Brasdefer 2005), pragmatic functions of siempre in Mexico City (Curcó 2004), and
• Realization and perception of insistence as an interactional strategy (Félix-Brasdefer 2006).
  

Studies that have examined speech acts in Mexican Spanish include:

• Refusals to invitations, to requests, and to suggestions in Tlaxcala (Félix-Brasdefer 2003, 2006),
• Requests in Tlaxcala (Félix-Brasdefer 2005a) and Mexico City (Félix-Brasdefer 2005b), and perception of requests (Curcó 1998; Curcó and De Fina 2002), and
• Compliments in Puebla (Nelson & Hall 1999).