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* Contents derived from the Victoria,:University of Melbourne, School of Languages , 2003 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
So Called Fracts are Fraud : Language, Authenticity and Helen Demidenko, C. Amanda Müller , single work criticism
Helen Darville's novel The Hand that Signed the Paper fuelled anti-semitism in Australia. It contained numerous linguistic errors. "Linguistic knowledge is an important indicator of a commitment to a person's ethnic background and of their cultural expertise."
 (p. 45-55)
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