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Centre for Language in Social Life - Current titles

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For working papers listed here which are not downloadable, please contact the author in the first instance, or if you are unable to do so, then the series editor, Ruth Wodak.

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Current titles:

No.	Title	Author	Date
	Gender and Genre Bibliography (third edition)	compiled by Surin Kaur, Paul Baker, Ren-Feng Duann and Jane Sunderland	forthcoming
128	British Newspapers and the Representation of Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Immigrants between 1996 and 2006	Majid KhosraviNik	2008
127	Whose voices? A hypermodal approach to language ideological debates on the BBC 'Voices' website	Sally Johnson, Tommaso M. Milani and Clive Upton	2008
126	Dialogues in solitude: the discursive structures and social functions of male toilet graffiti	Sam Whiting & Veronika Koller	2007
125	Contradictions in Gendered Discourses: Feminist Readings of Sexist Jokes?	Jane Sunderland	2006
124	Gendered Discourses in a contemporary animated film: subversion and confirmation of gender stereotypes in Shrek A larger file with images is available (6MB) Download	J W Unger and Jane Sunderland	2005
123	Ideology and Alphabets in the former USSR	Mark Sebba	2003
122	Gender and Genre Bibliography (second edition)	compiled by Jane Sunderland, Ren-Feng Duann and Paul Baker	2002
121	'Clean and green - that's the way we like it': a critical study of Singapore's environmental campaigns	Peter TEO	2002
120	Mandarinising Singapore: a Critical Analysis of Slogans in Singapore’s ‘Speak Mandarin Campaign’	Peter TEO	2002
119	Diglossic past and present lexicographical practices: the case of two Greek dictionaries	Assimakis Tseronis	2002
118	ON THE ORIGIN OF LINGUISTIC NORMS: THE FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE TO THE 1996 REFORM OF GERMAN ORTHOGRAPHY	Sally Johnson	2000

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