• 1: Andreas Trotzke and Xavier Villalba: Expressive meaning across linguistic levels and frameworks
• 2: Norbert Corver: On classifiers and affect in the nominal domain: Organizing 'disorganization'
• 3: Roland Hinterhölzl and Nicola Munaro: On the illocutionary force of exclamatives and non-canonical questions in German and Italian
• 4: Matteo Greco: Function words and polarity: The case of negation
• 5: Silvio Cruschina and Valentina Bianchi: Mirative implicatures at the syntax-semantics interface: A surprising association and an unexpected move
• 6: Andreas Trotzke and Xavier Villalba: Expressive insubordination: A cross-linguistic study on that-exclamatives
• 7: Patrizia Noel Aziz Hanna: Connectors as emotive signs: Expressivity in the right sentence periphery
• 8: Agnès Celle, Anne Jugnet, and Laure Lansari: Expressive questions in English and French: What the hell versus Mais qu'est-ce que
• 9: Victoria Escandell-Vidal and Manuel Leonetti: The Spanish 'mirative future'
• 10: Jessica Rett: A comparison of expressives and miratives
• 11: Osamu Sawada and Jun Sawada: Cross-linguistic variations in the interpretation of tense in mirative sentences: A view from Japanese mirative expressions nante/towai
• 12: Lisa Brunetti, Hiyon Yoo, Lucia Tovena, and Rachel Albar: French reason-comment ('how') questions: A view from prosody