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Discussions based on language of mathematics, particularly vector representations and operations, and calculus.

George Orwell famously worried about the corrosive effect on language of manipulative governments; in later years, adspeak and textspeak have presented themselves as threats.

Today almost forgotten is _Time_style, overheated method of newswriting by which, in Roaring Twenties, Turbulent Thirties, Time sought to put mark on language of Shakespeare, Milton.

I am 71 and I claim the right to be old (Is 80 the new 50? Call for rethink on language of ageing, 31 May).

Mr. Als is superb on why gay men so took to Dean, how their mutual attraction was based on language of a particular kind, "language as a tool to obscure intimacy and enforce distance".

"It comes out of the fact that rap is such a direct mode of expression, maybe more so than any other music lyric, because of the emphasis on language, of words above melody or harmony," Mr. Bradley said.

And if Lodge, in the context of his social and professional stamping grounds, is a new kind of man then he and Bradbury are self-evidently a new kind of don: non-Oxbridge, keen on the latest evaluative trickery – Lodge's first critical work was the formidably switched-on Language of Fiction (1966) – but fascinated by the world beyond the academic palisade.

Victor A. Friedman, PhD'75, a linguist working on languages of the Balkans and Caucasus, has been named the Andrew W. Mellon Distinguished Service Professor in the Humanities.

He has fieldwork experience on the Mixtec languages of Oaxaca, Mexico, and his hope is to continue fieldwork on languages of the Americas to better inform theoretical research in both syntax and semantics.

We set no limits on language, year of publication or year of treatment.

Leanne Hinton's recent research has focused on language revitalization of Native American languages.