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I'm a bit hesitant to suggest this, because I'm not sure it's 
what you're looking for, Leslie, but back in the dark ages I 
wrote an essay for an anthology aimed at undergraduates, called 
_Speaking of Words: A Language Reader_, called "The Language of 
Print and the Language of Talk." I think it's about voice. I 
thought of it because a while ago I ran across the book and got 
the piece scanned in for my Web site.

http://www.stu.ca/~hunt/langprnt.htm

(You can tell it was the dark ages because it was before I 
recognized the gender implications of personal pronoun 
reference: the number of "he"s in it make me wince, now. That 
alone might make it unusable).

-- Russ

St. Thomas University
http://www.stu.ca/~hunt/

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