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Select article: “The womb that failed us”: linguistic violence and gendered blame in infertility discourses in the Shona society

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“The womb that failed us”: linguistic violence and gendered blame in infertility discourses in the Shona society

Priscila Unity Zhou

Journal of Asian and African Studies

Select article: Linguistic Analysis of Online Domestic Violence Testimonies in the Context of COVID-19

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Linguistic Analysis of Online Domestic Violence Testimonies in the Context of COVID-19

Valentin L. Buchner, Sharina Hamm, Barbara Medenica [...]

Sage Open

Select article: Domestic Violence Risk Assessment in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Communities in Queensland,Australia: A Qualitative Study of Community Members’ Perceptions and Experiences

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Domestic Violence Risk Assessment in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Communities in Queensland,Australia: A Qualitative Study of Community Members’ Perceptions and Experiences

Mark R. Kebbell, Samara McPhedran, Scott Mealy

Violence Against Women

Select article: Linguistic violence and online political communications in China: The example of 鸡的屁 (Ji De Pi) as an ironic spoof of gross domestic product in online debates around environmental issues

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Linguistic violence and online political communications in China: The example of 鸡的屁 (Ji De Pi) as an ironic spoof of gross domestic product in online debates around environmental issues

Qingning Wang

Global Media and China

Select article: Exposing and overcoming linguistic alienation and linguistic violence

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Exposing and overcoming linguistic alienation and linguistic violence

William C. Gay

Philosophy & Social Criticism

Select article: Domestic Discord,Rocky Relationships: Semantic Prosodies in Representations of Marital Violence in the O.J. Simpson Trial

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Domestic Discord,Rocky Relationships: Semantic Prosodies in Representations of Marital Violence in the O.J. Simpson Trial

JANET COTTERILL

Discourse & Society

Select article: Latino Immigration,Economic Deprivation,and Violence: Regional Differences in the Effect of Linguistic Isolation

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Latino Immigration,Economic Deprivation,and Violence: Regional Differences in the Effect of Linguistic Isolation

Edward S. Shihadeh, Raymond E. Barranco

Homicide Studies

Select article: Linguicism in Caregiving: Insights From Japanese Care Workers in Aotearoa New Zealand

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Linguicism in Caregiving: Insights From Japanese Care Workers in Aotearoa New Zealand

Shinya Uekusa, Jill M. Weigt, Diwakar Khanal

Qualitative Health Research

Select article: Exploring Differences in the Experiences,Perceptions and Reporting of Violent Incidents in Australia by Country of Birth

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Exploring Differences in the Experiences,Perceptions and Reporting of Violent Incidents in Australia by Country of Birth

Casey Anthony, Imogen Grant, Linda J. Ashford [...]

Journal of Interpersonal Violence

Select article: Pledging to harm: A linguistic appraisal analysis of judgment comparing realized and non-realized violent fantasies

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Pledging to harm: A linguistic appraisal analysis of judgment comparing realized and non-realized violent fantasies

Marlon Hurt, Tim Grant

Discourse & Society

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