Arts and Humanities
Vocal Music
100%
Tyneside
80%
Stylistics
66%
Nineteenth Century
54%
Stereotypes
41%
Literature
40%
lad
33%
Anthem
33%
Critical Stylistics
33%
Treasure
33%
Pews
33%
Jonathan Franzen
33%
Social meaning
33%
Evil
33%
Early Nineteenth-century
33%
Tradition
33%
music hall
25%
Noun phrase
25%
Transitivity
25%
Depiction
25%
Local
21%
Discourse
20%
Celebrations
20%
Respectability
18%
Regional
18%
Structural Linguistics
16%
Disability Studies
16%
Iconicity
16%
Linguistic Analysis
16%
Body Part
16%
Technique
16%
narrative mode
16%
Framework
16%
Medical
16%
Linguistics
16%
Scholars
16%
Curiosity
16%
Satire
12%
Chorus
9%
Speech acts
8%
Language use
8%
Cultural Stereotype
8%
Politeness
8%
Robert Louis Stevenson
8%
Literary text
8%
Othering
8%
Clerk
6%
Populism
6%
Shopkeepers
6%
Dialogism
6%
Keyphrases
Tyneside
100%
Disability
100%
Music Hall
46%
Nineteenth Century
44%
Language Differentiation
33%
Language Convergence
33%
Parkinson's Disease
33%
Jonathan Franzen
33%
Treasure Island
33%
Critical Stylistics
33%
Social Meaning
33%
Early Nineteenth Century
33%
Anthem
33%
19th Century
33%
Labouring Classes
31%
Respectability
28%
Terms of Address
22%
Non-disabled
19%
Evil
17%
Class Solidarity
17%
Satire
17%
Noun Phrase
13%
Popular Entertainment
11%
Evolving Context
11%
Sport Hero
11%
Local Patriotism
11%
Apostrophe
11%
Cultural Resonance
11%
Collocation
11%
Pragmatic Functions
11%
World War
11%
Group Bonding
11%
Transnational Disability Studies
11%
Body Parts
11%
Linguistic Devices
11%
Reflector
11%
User Input
11%
Patient Role
11%
Patient Service
11%
Linguistic Analysis
11%
Health Humanities
11%
Analytical Aspects
11%
Medical Curriculum
11%
Dialogism
11%
Populism
11%
Song Culture
11%
Communal Values
11%
Disability Representation
11%
Iconicity
11%
Health-related
11%
