Beyond nineteen eighty-four : doublespeak in a post-Orwellian age /
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Urbana, Ill. :
National Council of Teachers of English,
[1989]
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Table of Contents:
- Notes toward a Definition of Doublespeak / William Lutz
- Truisms Are True : Orwell's View of Language / Walker Gibson
- Mr. Orwell, Mr. Schlesinger, and the Language / Hugh Rank
- What Do We Know? / Charles Weingartner
- The Dangers of Singlespeak / Edward M. White
- The Fallacies of Doublespeak / Dennis Rohatyn
- Doublespeak and Ethics / George R. Bramer
- Post-Orwellian Refinements of Doublethink : Will the Real Big Brother Please Stand Up? / Donald Lazere
- Worldthink / Richard Ohmann
- 'Bullets Hurt, Corpses Stink' : George Orwell and the Language of Warfare / Harry Brent
- Political Language : The Art of Saying Nothing / Dan F. Hahn
- Fiddle-Faddle, Flapdoodle, and Balderdash : Some Thoughts about Jargon / Frank J. D'Angelo
- How to Read an Ad : Learning to Read between the Lies / D. G. Kehl
- Subliminal Chainings : Metonymical Doublespeak in Advertising / Don L. F. Nilsen
- Doublespeak and the Polemics of Technology / Scott Buechler
- Make Money, Not Sense : Keep Academia Green / Julia Penelope
- Sensationspeak in America / Roy F. Fox
- The Pop Grammarians
- Good Intentions, Silly Ideas, and Doublespeak / Charles Suhor.