10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SWEARWORD»
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swearword in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Neoliberalism: The Genesis of a Political
Swearword
Looks at the history of neoliberalism in early 20th century Germany, and argues that it was originally meant to show a "third way" between capitalism and socialism, and not a form of "extreme capitalism" as some modern commentators believe.
Oliver Marc Hartwich, Razeen Sally, 2009
2
Nominal Phrases from a Scandinavian Perspective
In short, there are no good examples of swearword pseudopossessors projecting
their own complex phrases. According to Koptjevskaja-Tamm (2003b) their
inability to project complex phrases and their lack of adjectival morphology are
the ...
3
Contexts - Historical, Social, Linguistic: Studies in ...
lNDEF car 'a damn little car' In (6) I show that a swearword pseudopossessor can
co-occur with a postnominal possessor in varieties that have these, and it can
also be preceded by a demonstrative. (6) denne helvete-s arroganse-n hans (No)
...
Kevin McCafferty, Tove Bull, Kristin Killie, 2005
4
Words - An Integrational Approach
For some informants, the difference between slang and swearing is that slang '
takes the place of another word' and usually involves the use of 'bad language'
whereas a 'swearword' is not necessarily an indecent or profane utterance: B: .
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Harrap's essential English Dictionary
2 In Britain Dame is a title of honour awarded to a woman for exceptional
achievements or services to the country: Dame Janet Baker, [see also knight, sir]
damn /dam/ interjection; adverb; adjective; verb c» interjection (swearword)
Damn is an ...
6
Further Foolishness: Sketches and Satires on the Follies of ...
(II)A COMPRESSED OLD ENGLISH NOVEL: SWEARWORD THE
UNPRONOUNCEABLE CHAPTER ONE AND ONLY "Ods bodikins!" exclaimed
Swearword the Saxon, wiping his mailed brow with his iron hand, "a fair morn
withal! Methinks ...
7
The Story of English in 100 Words
George Bernard Shaw had given Mrs Campbell, in the character of Eliza Doolittle
, a dangerous line to say: 'Not bloodylikely.'Nobody hadsaidsucha swearword on
a public stage before.The paper wenton: Mr. ShawIntroducesa ForbiddenWord.
The word "fuck" is both used as a swearword and about sexual intercourse in
English, but in Danish it is mainly used as a swearword. There has been a lot of
debate in the media about the use of English words in Danish. One of the worries
...
9
Tales from a Spanish Village
“That's a swearword, Ricardo! You don't say that!” She was indignant. “A
swearword? I didn't know. I'm sorry,” I stammered. Carmencita was laughing.
Vicente, home from the university, came to my defense. “No Mamá, it's hardly a
swearword.
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Rethinking Linguistics
It was also alleged that it was both 'kinky' and 'another swearword'. How fcuk
could be labelled as 'irresponsible', 'kinky' or a 'swearword' is remarkable for
orthodox linguists as fcuk is not an English word and therefore does not have any
...
Hayley G. Davis, Louise G T Cooley Professor of English and Linguistics Talbot J Taylor, Talbot J. Taylor, 2003
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SWEARWORD»
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swearword is used in the context of the following news items.
Which Curse Words Are Popular In Your State? Find Out From …
The author of these "swearword maps" is Jack Grieve, a professor of forensic linguistics at Aston University in England, who published the maps on his Twitter on ... «Huffington Post, Jul 15»
Kate Arnell teaches Americans how to use British swearwords in a …
Ms Arnell confesses her favourite swearword is 'bollocks', which is a modern version of the Anglo-Saxon 'ballocks' - which has the same meaning. «Daily Mail, May 15»
Books without swearwords? There's an app for that
We have to consider how each swear word/phrase is most commonly used and then what the most appropriate alternate word would be to preserve context. «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Booking.com advert cleared despite complaints over 'substitute …
It also said that as the ad did not feature any swear words or words that sounded like derivatives of swearwords, they considered it could not be reasonably ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»
