| What Interpretive Divergence Can Teach Literary Semantics:Reconsidering Wordsworth's "A Slumber Did my Spirit Seal" |
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Bo Pettersson |
199-214 |
| Dwelling Upon Time: Memory's Changing Function in the Poetry of Wordsworth |
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Charles I. Armstrong |
215-232 |
| The Gaze of Tiresias: Joyce, Rossellini and the Iconology of "The Dead" |
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Asbjørn Grønstad |
233-248 |
| Migrancies and Modernities in Jamal Mahjoub's The Carrier |
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Jopi Nyman |
249-268 |
| V.S. Naipaul's The Mimic Men: Narrative Transcending of Order and Disorder |
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Tuomas Huttunen |
269-288 |
| Myth, Language and Identity in The Seal Woman |
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Anne Holden Rønning |
289-298 |
| American English in a very broad Perspective: Gunnel Tottie. 2002. An Introduction to American English. Malden, Mass.: Blackwell |
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Johan Elsness |
299-316 |
| yet this follie doth many times assault the brauest minds: Affirmative Declarative do in 17th-Century English |
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Bjørn Bækken |
317-337 |
| Must down: On Non-Occurring Verbs of Motion in Modern English |
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Göran Kjellmer |
339-353 |
| RP as Sociolinguistic Object |
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Anne H. Fabricius |
355-372 |
| Arne Juul. 2002. Den levende fonograf: Nordmændenes Professor Higgins |
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Arthur O. Sandved |
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