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Verkehr,or Subversive Mobility: Recovering Radical Transportation Geographies from Language

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Human Geography

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Subverting the Electronic Language Textbook to Make it Relevant

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Journal of Educational Technology Systems

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Subverting official language and discourse in China? Type river crab for harmony

Astrid Nordin, Lisa Richaud

China Information

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‘Babylon’: Then,Now and ‘Not Yet’: Anti-Roman Rhetoric in the Book of Revelation

Judy Diehl

Currents in Biblical Research

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First published 2022-11

‘Stylistics will never become boring’: An interview with Paul Simpson

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Language and Literature: International Journal of Stylistics

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“Another high-caste woman beyond his reach”: Cast(e)ing the sexual politics of Manu Joseph’s Serious Men

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Literature,Critique,and Empire Today

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Collaboration,Empowerment,Education,and Action: Kazakhstan's Teachers’ Creative Maladjustment in Utilizing Translanguaging as a Pedagogical Strategy

Seth A Agbo, Temirbolat Kenshinbay, Raushan Kazhiakbarova [...]

International Journal of Educational Reform

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God,Metaphysics,and the Discourse of Theology

Scott R. Swain

Pro Ecclesia: A Journal of Catholic and Evangelical Theology

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A Postmodern Psychoanalytic Critique of Narrative Disruptions and Subversions in Dalit and Post-apocalyptic Narratives: A Comparative Study

David Paul, G. Alan

Contemporary Voice of Dalit

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Discourse Formation of Political Dissents via Twitter: Political Sociology of the Subversion Discourse in the Islamic Republic of Iran

Arash Beidollahkhani

Sociological Research Online

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