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Not specifically. However, in the Survey thread, 17 people identify themselves as writing Christian Non-Fiction, which might include textbooks. If you click the number 17 there, you'll get a list. You'd have to ask them.
ETA: There might also be some information in the thread itself.
ETA: There might also be some information in the thread itself.
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At universities, it's usually taught in their department of redundancy departmentMedievalist said:
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That defintion is only for 'didactic'. You are also quoting the Allam in a way their terms of use aren't cool with.
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I have a reasonable amount of respect for the field of education, and a great deal of respect for the English language.
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fieldpress.com said:
When I say the English language, I mean the English language. Had I intended to refer to grammar or philology, I would have used either or both terms--neither of which are proprietary with respect to English.
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Don't miscontrue my posts, please. Thr thread waundered from the original post. So I asked. What is it you want to discuss? This is a place to discuss writing, yes?
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A flounce! A flounce! Paging Dr. Brookman, Dr. Brookman . . . you're wanted in the language laboratory immediately.
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You're not out of place . . . but I think perhaps you might want to lurk a bit, and read a bit. I suspect that you're new to writing, and to publishing. There's a lot to learn and it's often complicated.
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Sorry, but quirky use of ten dollar words draws professors into threads like chum draws sharks. I'll refrain from making any more of the digression.
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Ok, everybody. Deep breaths. Step away from the keyboard. Talk to your families. Nothing to see here. Move along.
In all seriousness, let's take a break from this.
In all seriousness, let's take a break from this.
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Welcome back, Sylvia. I admit, it took me a while to figure out the last post from 1/17/2007 was not magically transported from ten days in the future. 2008 is so confusing.
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