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Essays

Grammars of transgression: Golems, cyborgs, and mutants

William A. Covino Professor of English, University of Illinois, Chicago
Pages 355-373 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Michelle Ballif. (1998) Writing the third‐sophistic Cyborg: Periphrasis on an [in]tense rhetoric. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 28:4, pages 51-72.
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Jason Toncic. (2020) Spelling and grammar. English Today 38:1, pages 52-62.
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