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Lexical priming

Michael Hoey

2005

The Word and the World

Bimal Krishna Matilal

1990

Time in language

Klein, Wolfgang

1994

Bad English

Ammon Shea

2014

Investigating classroom discourse

Steve Walsh

2006

An other tongue

Alfred Arteaga

1994

Right hemisphere language comprehension

Mark Beeman, Christine Chiarello

1998

The architecture of language

Noam Chomsky

2000

Kant e l'ornitorinco

Umberto Eco

2000

Thesaurus of linguistic indexing terms

Anita Y. Colby

1992

Translation Studies

Susan Bassnett

1990

Class, codes and control

Basil B. Bernstein

1973

New horizons in linguistics

Lyons, John

1970

Souvenirs d'un voyage dans la Tartarie et le Thibet, pendant les années 1844, 1845 et 1846

Joseph Gabet, William Hazlitt, Evariste Régis Huc et al.

1850

On explaining language change

Roger Lass

1980

The range of interpretation

Wolfgang Iser

2000

The study of language

George Yule

1996

New perspectives on CALL for second language classrooms

Sandra Fotos, Charles Browne

2004

Historic Structures

F. W. Galan

1985

The science of words

Miller, George A.

1991

Frontiers of speech communication research

Gunnar Fant, Björn Lindblom

1979

A guide to Old English

Fred C. Robinson, Mitchell, Bruce, Bruce Mitchell

1968

Grammar and meaning

Howard Jackson

1990

Effective language learning

Suzanne Graham

1997

Approaches to Media Discourse

Peter Garrett, Bell, Allan

1998

Excercices de style

Raymond Queneau

1947 ★ 3.4

GCSE English

Jim Sweetman, Shelagh Hubbard

1995

Content-based second language instruction

Donna Brinton, Marguerite Ann Snow, Marjorie Wesche et al.

1989

Linguistics in language teaching

D. A. Wilkins

1972

Library of Congress classification. P-PA. Philology and linguistics (general). Greek language and literature. Latin language and literature

Library of Congress

2010

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