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Studies in twentieth century literature
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Against the grain
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Bach, Susanne: Wende-Generationen/Generationen-Wende
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Love, eros, and desire in contemporary German-language literature and culture
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Against the Bildungsroman
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Matti Rissanen in memoriam
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Mobility, variability and changing literacies in modern times
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Mobility and borders, proximity and distance: theoretical and methodological considerations for historical sociolinguistics
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Home and away: dialect divergence in nineteenth-century Irish English emigrant writing
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Downward social mobility in eighteenth-century English: a micro-level analysis of the correspondence of Queen Charlotte, Mary Hamilton and Frances Burney
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Factors of intra-speaker variation in nineteenth-century lower-class writing
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The effects of complex migration trajectories on individual linguistic repertoires in the the Early Modern Dutch urban context
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Migration and linguistic change in early modern Holland: the case of Leiden
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Trends in the use of lexical indigenisms in Mexican texts: contributions from the "Corpus de referencia del español actual (CREA)"
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The failes-escape artist
Kafka, Houdini and "In the penal colony" -
Preface: data-driven formalism
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Speech distribution in five-act tragedies (a question of classicism and romanticism)
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The evolution of Russian rhyme
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"For thee there is no weight nor measure"
the possibilities and limitations of 'exact' methods in the humanities -
Sigma Delta Pi and the AATSP: a shared century of leadership and collaboration
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The United States and world fascism: teaching human rights through the Spanish Civil War
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Preterite and imperfect in Spanish instructor oral input and Spanish language corpora
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From the cross to the stage: divine puppets and spectacular saints in Spanish culture
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Prepositions in contexts of coordination: the developmental trajectory and language variation
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The second language processing of passives, object pronouns and null subjects: processing instruction compared to language experience