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THE ANGLICIZATION OF THE REPUBLIC
2016This chapter looks at how the theory of the mixed constitution was imported into English political rhetoric in order to naturalize the Polybian and Machiavellian doctrine of the republic, in which the virtues of all may neutralize the vices from which none is free, but which is historically fragile and may be overthrown at the slightest departure from ...
J.G.A. Pocock, Richard Whatmore
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On the Anglicization of English
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1983When manned space travel was imminent but not yet achieved, a group of Russian scientists visiting Stanford were asked what language would be spoken on the first venture out of Earth's atmosphere. "Broken English" was the genial answer. Robertson and Robertson 1 explain why and offer a proposal to normalize the English language of science and ...
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Anglicism and taboo: Axiological values of the pure anglicism
2018La influencia del inglés en la lengua española en el ámbito del erotismo y la sexualidad ha dado lugar a un número considerable de anglicismos crudos para la designación de conceptos de la esfera sexual. Es el propósito de este trabajo examinar los valores axiológicos que el anglicismo presenta en el vocabulario sexual en el español europeo. Para ello,
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English Today, 2007
Italians' zeal for lacing their language with English words is well-known and on-going. Both everyday conversation and the mass media make widespread use of English terms and expressions, but their unphonetic spelling and pronunciation – full of insidious traps round every syllable – can create misunderstanding, confusion, and much humour, because ...
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Italians' zeal for lacing their language with English words is well-known and on-going. Both everyday conversation and the mass media make widespread use of English terms and expressions, but their unphonetic spelling and pronunciation – full of insidious traps round every syllable – can create misunderstanding, confusion, and much humour, because ...
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