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Dilemmas of Political ParticipationEnglish in Australia (2012–2015) reveals its surprising rarity in Australian English. Where could this vernacular universal be hiding? Drawing on the categorisation established in Lucas and Willis (.), this chapter argues that the punctual . is mostly restricted to the ‘window of opportunity’ usage

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Equity,in the body of the message is redundant. Nevertheless, email messages do often include some closing salutation with the writer’s name, a phatic expression, or both. Using data from an online survey of email users, this study looks at the range of expressions used by writers and establishes that most

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Sarah Prescott,David E. Shuttletonin -., as in . or ., so-called hypocoristics. This chapter looks into Australian lexical items, idioms, as well as morphology, and their development, from a constructional perspective. It suggests that a constructional account is not only an elegant way of describing and analyzing these phenomena, b

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Sarah Prescott,David E. Shuttletong variation in English. Georgetown University Press, Washington D.C., pp. 340–73, .), Katz (Philos Stud 31: 1–80, .), Wierzbicka (Aust J Linguistics 4: 257–281, .), Goddard (Semantic analysis: a practical introduction. Oxford University Press, Oxford, .), all restricted themselves to tea/coffee cups

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Sarah Prescott,David E. Shuttletone examine two case-histories involving items that move from one language to another and then back again several centuries later. We track the etymological trails and consider the implications of such patterns for the views of both the specialist scientific community and the general public concerning

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Employment Changes and Opportunitiesal rather than temporal, this chapter attempts to assess the potential universality of such a claim by applying Lass’s methods to Romance, in the light of Coșeriu’s hypothesis that the Romance languages are distinguished from Latin by an iconic typology whereby relational concepts receive relational