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August 31, 2017

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August 31, 2017
August 31st, 2017

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Every Creature Wants to Express Itself
How Some Other Linguists Assess Y-H-B’s Work (ca. 2011)
“If I’d Had My Druthers” (Form as Part of Meaning)
Clichés as Failures of Thought
Logorrhea and Public Speech
Linguistic Norms and Their Violation as a Shibboleth
Absolutely, Great, Fantastic, Tremendous (Trump-Speak Unmasked)
Meaning is Not in One’s Head but in the Semiotic Web
Anosognosic Repetition of Words
An Amuse-Bouche from My Wife the Metaphysician, or Lady Murasaki’s Revenge

Michael Shapiro: Sound and Meaning in Shakespeare’s Sonnets
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Michael Shapiro: The Speaking Self: Language Lore and English Usage

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