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Tag Archives: slovenian
Linguistic Landscaping in Bookshops (5) – Slovenian
My request for information and images of how bookshops in other cities than the ones I frequent promote prescriptivism, and in particular usage guides, has met with a response! Thank you, Matjaž Zgonc, for your pictures of the linguistics section … Continue reading
New feature by Matjaž Zgonc
Occasisonally, we publish contributions on topics of general prescriptive interest. I’m happy to announce our latest item, called “Legal Prescriptivism in Slovenia: a case of ipse dixit quantifier scope narrowing which helped sex offenders avoid prison time” which has been posted … Continue reading
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