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From Utterances to Speech Acts

By Mikhail Kissine

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Journal Title:	English Language and Linguistics
Volume/Issue:	15/1
Table of Contents:	Towards a more explicit taxonomy of root possibility by Ilse Depraetere, Susan Reed pp 1-29 The distal demonstrative as discourse marker in Beowulf by Richard L. Epstein pp 113-135 Vowel change as systemic optimisation: why the New Zealand English front vowel shift is not a good example by Christian Langstrof pp 137-147 Phonemically contrastive fricatives in Old English? by Donka Minkova pp 31-59 The right-headedness of morphology and the status and development of category-determining prefixes in English by Akiko Nagano pp 61-83 Norm vs variation in British English irregular verbs: the case of past tense sang vs sung by Lieselotte Anderwald pp 85-112
Publisher:	Cambridge University Press
Linguistic Field(s):	General Linguistics
Subject Language(s):	English English, Old

LL Issue:	22.626