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| Geoffrey Nunberg
Geoffrey Nunberg is an adjunct full professor at UC Berkeley's School of Information, a researcher at the Center for the Study of Language and Information at Stanford University, and a consulting professor in the Stanford Department of Linguistics. He is also chair of the Usage Panel of the American Heritage Dictionary. Since 1989, he has done a language feature on NPR's "Fresh Air," and his commentaries on language and politics are regularly seen in the Sunday New York Times and other publications. A winner of the Linguistic Society of America's Language and the Public Interest Award, he is also the author of The Way We Talk Now and Going Nucular. Nunberg lives in San Francisco.
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SeriesBooks:Ascent of the A-Word, August 2012Hardcover / e-Book The Years of Talking Dangerously, May 2009 Hardcover Talking Right, July 2007 Paperback Talking Right, July 2006 Hardcover |
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