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I will proclaim myself what I am: Corpus stylistics and the language of Shakespeare’s soliloquies
S Murphy
Language and Literature 24 (4), 338-354, 2015
252015
Now I am alone: A corpus stylistic approach to Shakespearian soliloquies
S Murphy
Papers from the Lancaster University Postgraduate Conference in Linguistics …, 2007
232007
Shakespeare and his contemporaries: Designing a genre classification scheme for Early English Books Online 1560–1640
S Murphy
ICAME Journal 43 (1), 59-82, 2019
182019
Mapping the links between gender, status and genre in Shakespeare’s plays
S Murphy, D Archer, J Demmen
Language and Literature 29 (3), 223-245, 2020
112020
What do students find difficult when they read Shakespeare? Problems and solutions
S Murphy, J Culpeper, M Gillings, M Pace-Sigge
Language and Literature 29 (3), 302-326, 2020
92020
Am I politic?:(Im) politeness in Shakespeare‟ s soliloquies
S Murphy
University of Barcelona, 2015
12015
Present and past tenses
S Murphy
2022
Gender neutrality
S Murphy
2022
Nursery rhymes
S Murphy
2022
Writing scientific articles in English for publication
S Murphy
2022
Why should I learn English?. Reasons for improving your language skills
S Murphy
2022
Language and culture: Cultural Aspects of English-speaking countries
S Murphy
2022
Speak English like Shakespeare
S Murphy
2022
Academic Skills
S Murphy
2022
Degree in Early Childhood Education: Curriculum. What subjects do undergraduates study?
S Murphy
2022
Role-play: school board meeting
S Murphy
2022
Academic terminology
S Murphy
2022
Education system
S Murphy
2022
What's in a class? Flipping, translanguaging, co-teaching and Shakespeare
S Murphy
Presentació a: XV Simposio Internacional de la Sociedad Española de …, 2022
2022
The Enhanced Shakespearean Corpus: Theoretical and practical explorations in Early Modern English
I van Dorst, S Murphy
Language and Literature 29 (3), 275-301, 2020
2020
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