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declension
declension: see inflection.
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Declensions of the self; a bestiary of modernity.(Brief article)(Book review)
Nov 01, 2009; 1847187269 Declensions of the self; a bestiary of modernity. Ed. by Jean-Jacques Defert et al. Cambridge Scholars Publishing 2008...
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declension
Jan 01, 1997; declension. The inflection of nouns and other words whose categories are similar. Also of a class of nouns, etc. which share a...
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Naturalness, Markedness and the productivity of the Old English a-declension.
Jan 01, 2001; 1. Introduction and aim The purpose of this paper is to investigate the reasons why the Old English a-declension (1) of nouns...
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Last declension? (the classics)
Sep 10, 1988; AS HERACLITUS pointed out, panta rhei. But the rule that all things move" was long defied at the top end of England's educational...
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The Myth of Declension.(conservative belief in moral decline)
May 01, 1999; Conservatives are still a long way from recovering from their post-impeachment funk. The most dispirited among them talk as if...
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