10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPHENIZATION»
Discover the use of
hyphenization in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hyphenization and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Punctuation, with Chapters on
Hyphenization, Capitalization ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Francis Horace Teall, 2012
2
Garner's Modern American Usage
Hyphenation is the standard form for the literal use of hyphens to separate words
into syllables—e.g.: “Since the demise of typewriters and the universal use of
computers in the newsroom, hyphenization [read hyphenation] is done ...
3
The Videogame Style Guide and Reference Manual
Ms. Pac-Man: Note hyphenization and captialization. Pac-Man: Hugely popular
1979 arcade game; also shares its name with first international videogame star.
Note hyphenization and captialization. Pokémon: Note the accent and direction
on ...
Kyle Orland, David Thomas, Scott Matthew Steinberg, 2007
4
Constructing "race" and "ethnicity" in America: ...
Lumpy hyphenization thereby accommodates linguistically a national phobia
toward difference and the fear of splintering like Yugoslavia or the former Soviet
Union.1 The lumpy categories erase the threat that difference represents: the ...
5
Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science: Volume 5 - ...
Editors will sometimes set up quite artificial rules for hyphenization and style
manuals establish these as well, but the language is not capable of relating the
hyphen to the pattern of intonation and stress which identifies a term as a single ...
Allen Kent, Harold Lancour, 1971
6
Timon of Athens, Shakespeare's Pessimistic Tragedy
We have so far characterized Timott as tragical-satirical- d ome s t ic a 1-
spectacular, a hyphenization that views with Polonius's "tragical -comical -
historical-past oral." In effect, all of Shakespeare's plays are hyphenated things;
Hamlet, ...
Rolf Soellner, Gary Jay Williams, 1979
The hyphenization of being marks the origin of the ethical insofar as the ethical is
characterized by a running against the limits of language, or of communication;
and if, as we have seen, communication is already the experience of its own ...
8
Film and Nation: National Identity, Censorship, and the ...
Here, Altman's idea of hyphenization becomes relevant in relation to nation as
genre, except that the taxonomic structure is broader. Instead of Altman's musical
-western, musical-comedy etc, the hyphenization of films that use nation as genre
...
9
Tuscarora-English/English-Tuscarora Dictionary
... word in the Western dialect. that is, not pronounced at all. Syllable Division and
Hyphenization For written English there are well-established rules of
hyphenization that are employed when a word extends across more than one
line of text.
3.31 Compound orders and hyphenization. A first-order compound is one whose
elements are both single morphemes: mb?-sa 'monkey- meat', ye-qho 'in the
house' ("house/interior"), pe-g3: 'honey' ("bee/fluid"), 6-qo 'head' ("head/hollow ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYPHENIZATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
hyphenization is used in the context of the following news items.
Keira Knightley's 24 Hours In Paris (Kind of)
This really could be a 24-hours-in-Paris starring-Keira-Knightley biopic set in LA. (Apologies for the gratuitous over-hyphenization, but this lady ... «StyleBistro, Jan 14»
Is Keeping Your Maiden Name Still a Feminist Act?
Some relatives went traditional, some went for hyphenization of their name plus their spouse's, some took the plunge and kept their names. «Care2.com, Aug 11»
Readers, editors recognize (or recognise?) divide between …
Proper British English spelling and hyphenization was also a must. Some nouns ending in “-er” like meter, center, and theater have British ... «Poynter.org, Apr 11»
The Dream Act affects more than Latinos
So, Mr. Schumacher-Matos (hyphenization a way of life, si?), if it doesn't pass what next? Hold your face until it turns blue? Won't eat your peas ... «Washington Post, Dec 10»
