10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPHENISATION»
Discover the use of
hyphenisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hyphenisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Inside/Outside: International Relations as Political Theory
That glib hyphenisation 'liberal-democracy', for example, obscures a complex
historical convergence of ideas about the ... the hyphenisation is even now
anything more than a rhetorical ploy remain central to contemporary political
debate.
2
Fear Itself: Reasoning the Unreasonable
Indeed, I find it difficult to understand the absence of the discussion of what
seems to be the Mizrahim's active consent and not just subordination, or Mizrahi
dispute with the Zionist de-hyphenisation in Shohat's work. The Mizrahim's
position is ...
Stephen Hessel, Michèle Huppert, 2010
3
Disorientation: Muslim Identity in Contemporary Anglophone ...
Hyphenisation, as many have pointed out, supposes an identity constructed from
indissoluble and irresolvable allegiances, as in the case of “African American” or
“British Muslim” (in which Africanness is opposed to Americanness and Islam to ...
4
Technical Terminology in the Present Context
The following remarks from Roland Wilbur Brown's composition of scientific terms
page 39 on Hyphenisation in English may be enligh tening. "Most dictionaries
preface their vocabularies by statements of principles or rules for compounding ...
5
Australian Mammalogy: Journal of the Australian Mammal Society
Having established that there is a basis for use of the terms 'orange' and 'leaf-
nosed' in the common name, some comment can now be made on hyphenisation
and capitalisation. The following has implications for all hipposiderids, and all ...
6
Feminism/ Postmodernism/ Development
Lloyd, M. (1991) “Feminist 'Hyphenisation': Decentring the 'Prototypical Woman',”
paper presented to the Women in a Changing Europe Conference, University of
Alborg, Denmark. Longfellow, B. (1992) “The Melodramatic Imagination in ...
Marianne H Marchand, Jane L. Parpart, 2003
7
Studying British Cultures
I have mentioned above a number of Welsh writers whose creative work is in
English, including R.S. Thomas himself: these writers used to be given the label
Anglo-Welsh, but most have now rejected that term, for 'hyphenisation is betrayal'
.15 ...
8
Textual Patterns: Key words and corpus analysis in language ...
... 24, 34, 58, 79,98,101, 146 hits per 1,000 words 45 hyphenisation 14
hYPOHYmY 57 I importance 58, 6o, 63 see also aboutness, keyness inflexion 20
instantial relations 57 interactive text 106, 112, 119 internal cardinal point 110—
111, 121, ...
Mike Scott, Christopher Tribble, 2006
9
Childhood and Migration in Europe: Portraits of Mobility, ...
... of the historically plural nature of Irish society (Fanning 2002, Hickman 2007,
Mac Einrí 2009), contributing to the dominance of fixed and exclusive
constructions of Irishness that are resistant to attempts at hybridisation or
hyphenisation.
Dr Caitríona Ní Laoire, Fina Carpena-Méndez, Allen White, 2012
10
English Language Knowledge for Secondary Teachers
As it comes into common use, such compounds tend to go through a process of
hyphenisation: rail-way towards becoming a single word: railway. Thus the
hyphen generally signals that the two words are approaching acceptance as a
single ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYPHENISATION»
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Almanya -- Willkommen in Deutschland: Berlin Review
... in Almanya -- Willkommen in Deutschland, a comedy about three generations of German-Turks and the difficulties such a hyphenisation can ... «Hollywood Reporter, Feb 11»
