Barbara Hunt Lazerson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3530039 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Barbara Hunt Lazerson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Barbara Hunt |
| FAMILY NAME | Lazerson |
| SIGNATURE | LAZERSON B H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Illinois State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Spokes- Terms
Deja vu
Grazing
Marvinizing Can Lead to Palimony
Talking like a Lady; Talkin' to a Chick; Etc
Electronic Church Terms
The Schwarzchild Singularity Class 1 by Any Other Name, etc
Another Fest-Icon
Condo Time-Sharing
Shock
Born-Again Clones
T HE TERMS and clone, which have appeared in media with increased frequency in recent years, have acquired new meanings that demonstrate how media persons, who may be viewed as lexical avant-garde of contemporary American English, produce semantic change via language play. According OED (1: 1003), phrase again has been in language since 1382: WyclifJohn iii.3 But a man schal be agen. It was listed as a subentry in Noah Webster's American Dictiona…
More Fest-Ivities
In and out of the Closet
HE ADJECTIVAL USE of closet to distinguish between that which is public and that which is private is nearly four centuries old, as the following citation indicates: There are stage-sins and there are closet-sins (OED, s.v. 11, 1612-15; here and following, italics have been added to mark the forms discussed). The use of closet to refer to persons who are secret 'adherents to a doctrine or practicers of a behavior' (American Speech 44 [1969]: 239) …
Is Pizza a Pie
Antonymy and ten modern English color-names
The Influence of Highly Variable Spelling upon the Reading Performance of Skilled Readers of Modern English
Barbara Hunt Lazerson, The Influence of Highly Variable Spelling upon the Reading Performance of Skilled Readers of Modern English, Reading Research Quarterly, Vol. 10, No. 4 (1974 - 1975), pp. 583-615
Born-Again Clones
T HE TERMS and clone, which have appeared in media with increased frequency in recent years, have acquired new meanings that demonstrate how media persons, who may be viewed as lexical avant-garde of contemporary American English, produce semantic change via language play. According OED (1: 1003), phrase again has been in language since 1382: WyclifJohn iii.3 But a man schal be agen. It was listed as a subentry in Noah Webster's American Dictiona…
In and out of the Closet
HE ADJECTIVAL USE of closet to distinguish between that which is public and that which is private is nearly four centuries old, as the following citation indicates: There are stage-sins and there are closet-sins (OED, s.v. 11, 1612-15; here and following, italics have been added to mark the forms discussed). The use of closet to refer to persons who are secret 'adherents to a doctrine or practicers of a behavior' (American Speech 44 [1969]: 239) …
Antonymy and ten modern English color-names
The Influence of Highly Variable Spelling upon the Reading Performance of Skilled Readers of Modern English
Barbara Hunt Lazerson, The Influence of Highly Variable Spelling upon the Reading Performance of Skilled Readers of Modern English, Reading Research Quarterly, Vol. 10, No. 4 (1974 - 1975), pp. 583-615
Antonymy and ten modern English color-names
Is Pizza a Pie
More Fest-Ivities
In and out of the Closet
HE ADJECTIVAL USE of closet to distinguish between that which is public and that which is private is nearly four centuries old, as the following citation indicates: There are stage-sins and there are closet-sins (OED, s.v. 11, 1612-15; here and following, italics have been added to mark the forms discussed). The use of closet to refer to persons who are secret 'adherents to a doctrine or practicers of a behavior' (American Speech 44 [1969]: 239) …
Born-Again Clones
T HE TERMS and clone, which have appeared in media with increased frequency in recent years, have acquired new meanings that demonstrate how media persons, who may be viewed as lexical avant-garde of contemporary American English, produce semantic change via language play. According OED (1: 1003), phrase again has been in language since 1382: WyclifJohn iii.3 But a man schal be agen. It was listed as a subentry in Noah Webster's American Dictiona…
The Schwarzchild Singularity Class 1 by Any Other Name, etc
Another Fest-Icon
Condo Time-Sharing
Shock
Electronic Church Terms
Talking like a Lady; Talkin' to a Chick; Etc
Grazing
Marvinizing Can Lead to Palimony
Deja vu
Spokes- Terms
History (6 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Interdisciplinary Cultural and Social Studies (2 works) · Lexicography and Language Studies (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)