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Anosognosic Speech Habits: Just an Idiosyncrasy?
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Intimate (Hypocoristic) Word Play in the Time of the Plague
British English ‘if you like’: An Apotropaism?
The Aesthetic Criterion in Evaluations of Ordinary Speech: Deviations from the Standard, Foreign and Domestic
Repetition Is the Mother of Learning
Speaker’s Vocal Timbre as an Inspirer of Auditor’s Confidence
Whatever Happened to ‘splendid’?
Language as Semeiotic: The Peircean Underpinnings

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Michael Shapiro: On Language and Value in American Speech: With a Semeiotic Appendix

Michael Shapiro: The Speaking Self: Language Lore and English Usage

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