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Select article: Quotation Marks and Bylines—What Do They Mean to Readers?

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First published 1976-9

Quotation Marks and Bylines—What Do They Mean to Readers?

Hugh M. Culbertson, Nancy Somerick

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

Select article: The Use of Quotation Marks and Italics to Introduce Unfamiliar Terms

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First published 1983-10

The Use of Quotation Marks and Italics to Introduce Unfamiliar Terms

David K. Farkas

Journal of Technical Writing and Communication

Select article: Do We Pronounce Quotation? An Analysis of Name-informing and Non-name-informing Contexts

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First published 2020-12

Do We Pronounce Quotation? An Analysis of Name-informing and Non-name-informing Contexts

Marcel Schlechtweg, Holden Härtl

Language and Speech

Select article: Those ‘Quotation Marks’

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First published 1966-7

Those ‘Quotation Marks’

The Bible Translator

Select article: Between Quotation Marks

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First published 1989-12

Between Quotation Marks

Adrienne Lehrer

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

Select article: Reason’s Other in quotation marks

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First published 2013-11

Reason’s Other in quotation marks

Gabriela Basterra

Philosophy & Social Criticism

Select article: The quotation marks have a certain importance: Prospects for a 'memory studies'

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First published 2008-09

The quotation marks have a certain importance: Prospects for a 'memory studies'

Steven D. Brown

Memory Studies

Select article: Quotes Vs. Paraphrases in Writing: Does it Make a Difference to Readers?

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First published 1974-9

Quotes Vs. Paraphrases in Writing: Does it Make a Difference to Readers?

David H. Weaver, W. Wat Hopkins, William H. Billings [...]

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

Select article: Corrigendum

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Correction

First published 2018-1

Corrigendum

Journal of Health Psychology

Select article: Reported Speech in Chinese Political Discourse

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First published 2001-05

Reported Speech in Chinese Political Discourse

SAI-HUA KUO

Discourse Studies

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