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Volume 16 - October 2000

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  • Usage and China

  • Tom McArthur
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    17 October 2008, p. 2
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  • Responding to needs and pressures – from a distance

  • Tom McArthur
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    17 October 2008, p. 2
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  • Fifteen years on

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    17 October 2008, pp. 2-3
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  • Academic discourse semiotically re-contextualized

  • Tom McArthur
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  • ETelectronic

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  • The myth of Canadian English

  • Jaan Lilles
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    17 October 2008, pp. 3-9

  • Despite the recent publication of a Canadian style guide and The Oxford Canadian Dictionary, a claim that there is no such thing as a distinctively Canadian variety of English

Obituary

  • Paul Christophersen: a largeness of vision

  • David Christophersen
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    17 October 2008, pp. 3-5
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  • DAVID CHRISTOPHERSEN writes about the remarkable life of his father, whose death on 30th December 1999 at 88, peacefully at home in Cambridge, England, brought to an end one of the last living links to the tradition of analytical grammar and philosophy associated with the great Danish Anglicist Otto Jespersen.

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