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August 31, 2017

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Teleology, Markedness, and Linguistic Change (Strong Verb Ablaut)
Stress Retraction and the Principle of Marked Beginnings
The Second Amendment Revisited (Anent the Recent Events in Las Vegas)
Is Intonation Iconic? The Question Refined
Done and Dusted: Paronomasia as a Form of Emphasis
For the Nonce: Spontaneous Neologisms in Speech
Syntactic Change Is Always Semantic Change: A Case in Progress
The Psycholinguistic Pathos of Everyday Life 12: Words with Private Meanings
Linguistic Purism
The Psycholinguistic Pathos of Everyday Life 11: Japan Redivivus

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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