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linguistics

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War of the Words: using rhetoric to justify conflict

Propaganda need not be spelt out with bold letters and exclamation points; rhetorical choices can function just the same.

October 20, 2022 Nicola Brayan
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Witches, bitches, and linguistic switches

Uncovering the sexism in semantic change.

August 2, 2022 Nicola Brayan
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The legacy and loss of the University of Sydney Learning Centre

The centre provided crucial academic support to the University community.

May 30, 2021 Deaundre Espejo
The words "speak" coming from two profiles, and in the middle, an abstract drawing of an Asian-Australian woman
Features //

Omagoor: The quest for the Asian-Australian accent

Have Asian Australian youths in Sydney developed their own English vernacular?

August 14, 2019 Baopu He
Text reading "No future(tense) for prescriptionist grammar", next to a pencil that has drawn a loop, on a pink gradient background
Opinion // Linguistics

No future (tense) for prescriptionist grammar

A more inclusive approach to diverse language systems is needed

April 10, 2019 Ellie Stephenson
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Daddy, My Lord

Ann Ding is a loving husband and father of three

October 18, 2016 Ann Ding
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Living languages

Andy Mason visited the Muurrbay Aboriginal Language & Culture Co-operative.

October 15, 2016 Andy Mason
Culture //

Twitter is weird

Naaman Zhou spent way too long trying to write 140 characters

March 22, 2016 Naaman Zhou

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