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Frajzyngier/Shay Frajzyngier/ShayPaperback
McIntyre et al McIntyre et alPaperback
Baker/Vessey/McEnery Baker/Vessey/McEneryPaperback
Bruhn de Garavito/Schwieter Bruhn de Garavito/SchwieterPaperback
Tomlinson/Masuhara Tomlinson/MasuharaPaperback
Leaver/Davidson/Campbell Leaver/Davidson/CampbellPaperback
Pickering/Garrod Pickering/GarrodPaperback
Chapelle/Voss Chapelle/VossPaperback
Berry BerryPaperback
Le Bruyn/Paquot Le Bruyn/PaquotPaperback
Wiltshire WiltshirePaperback
Kohn et al Kohn et alPaperback
Muguiro MuguiroPaperback
Mauranen/Vetchinnikova Mauranen/VetchinnikovaPaperback
Tavakoli/Wright Tavakoli/WrightPaperback
Rastelli RastelliPaperback
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September 23rd
We hope that you are all keeping safe and well during these strange times. It’s a shame that current circumstances prevent us from meeting in person at conferences this year. Just a brief note to say that if you have any ideas for new books that you…
August 28th
Written by Claire Kramsch, author of Language as Symbolic Power When twenty years ago I decided to teach an undergraduate course on Language and Power in my German department at UC Berkeley, I didn’t have any other purpose in mind than t…
August 3rd
By Laura R. Bailey (University of Kent) and Mercedes Durham (Cardiff University) Our recent article, A cheeky investigation: Tracking the semantic change of cheeky from monkeys to wines describes the behaviour of cheeky in British and American English. In…
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