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Table of contents of the issue 3/2016, September-December
Late Modern English Norm and Usage (edited by Giovanni Iamartino and Laura Wright)

ISBN: 978-88-43-08168-4

Year: XXIX

Giovanni Iamartino Laura Wright

Textus 3/2016 pp: 7-10 DOI: 10.7370/87579

Gabriella Mazzon

The Fictionality of Standard English. Construction of Language Norms in 17th- and 18th-Century Britain

Textus 3/2016 pp: 11-32 DOI: 10.7370/87580

Lynda Mugglestone

Enchaining Syllables and Lashing the Wind: Samuel Johnson, Thomas Sheridan, and the Ascertainment of Spoken English

Textus 3/2016 pp: 33-58 DOI: 10.7370/87581

Massimo Sturiale

As The Times Goes by: The Codification of (British) English Pronunciation and the Press

Textus 3/2016 pp: 59-80 DOI: 10.7370/87582

Carol Percy

Fixing English in British India: Baptist Missionary Perspectives in Bengal to 1835

Textus 3/2016 pp: 81-112 DOI: 10.7370/87583

Laura Pinnavaia Barbara Berti

Adumbrating Word Combination: Metalexicological Description in 18th- and 19th-Century English Grammars for Native Speakers

Textus 3/2016 pp: 113-126 DOI: 10.7370/87584

Marina Dossena

"Terms of Art and Manufacture": An Early Investigation into Late Modern English Dictionaries of Specialised Discourse

Textus 3/2016 pp: 127-146 DOI: 10.7370/87585

Laura Wright

From Lavender Water to Kiss Me, You Dare!: Shifting Linguistic Norms in the Perfume Industry, 1700-1900

Textus 3/2016 pp: 147-176 DOI: 10.7370/87586

Giovanni Iamartino

Current Research Trends in Late Modern English and Prescriptivism

Textus 3/2016 pp: 177-194 DOI: 10.7370/87587

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