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==Further reading== * Bowdre, Paul H., Jr. (1971). Eye dialect as a literary device. In J. V. Williamson & V. M. Burke (Eds.), ''A various language'' (pp. 178β179). New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston. * Fine, Elizabeth. (1983). In defense of literary dialect: A response to Dennis R. Preston. ''The Journal of American Folklore'', ''96'' (381), 323β330. * Ives, Sumner. (1950). A theory of literary dialect. ''Tulane Studies in English'', ''2'', 137β182. * Ives, Sumner. (1971). A theory of literary dialect. In J. V. Williamson & V. M. Burke (Eds.), ''A various language'' (pp. 145β177). New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston. * Krapp, George P. (1926). The psychology of dialect writing. ''The Bookman'', ''63'', 522β527. * Macaulay, Ronald K. S. (1991). Coz It Izny Spelt When Then Say It: Displaying Dialect in Writing. ''American Speech'', ''66'' (3), 280β291. * Preston, Dennis R. (1982). Ritin' fowklower daun 'rong: Folklorists' failures in phonology. ''The Journal of American Folklore'', ''95'' (377), 304β326. * Preston, Dennis R. (1983). Mowr bayud spellin': A reply to Fine. ''The Journal of American Folklore'', ''96'' (381), 330β339. * Preston, Dennis R. (1985). The Li'l Abner syndrome: Written representations of speech. ''American Speech'', ''60'' (4), 328β336.
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