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  • Andrews, T. (2023). Dictionary of nature myths: Legends of the earth, sea, and sky. Oxford University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Audi, R., & Audi, P. (2015). English for medical students(3rd ed.). Cambridge University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Baldick, C. (2008). The Oxford dictionary of literary terms(3rd ed.). Oxford University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Barton, E. J., & Hudson, G. A. (2012). A contemporary guide to literary terms: With strategies for writing essays about literature (3rd ed.). Wadsworth Cengage Learning. (PN44.5 .B332 2012)
  • Blackburn, S. (2016).The Oxford dictionary of philosophy(3rd ed.). Oxford University Press. (electronic resource)
  • Cook, R. T. (2022).A dictionary of philosophical logic.Edinburgh University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Cuddon, J. A., & Habib, R. (2013). A dictionary of literary terms and literary theory(5th ed.). Wiley-Blackwell. (electronic resource)
  • Das, N., Melo, J. V., & Smith, H. (2021). Keywords of identity, race, and human mobility in early modern England(1st ed.). Amsterdam University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Ferguson, T. M., & Priest, G. (2016).A dictionary of logic.Oxford University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Gilmour, M. J., & Beavis, M. A. (2012).Dictionary of the Bible and Western culture.Sheffield Phoenix Press.(electronic resource)
  • Griffin, G. (2017).A dictionary of gender studies.Oxford University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Hinson, M., Roberts, W., & Hodoroabă-Roberts, S. (2020).The pianist’s dictionary(2nd ed.). Indiana University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Hogg, R., & Alcorn, R. (2022). An introduction to old English.Edinburgh University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Kolocotroni, V., & Taxidou, O. (2022). The Edinburgh dictionary of modernism. Edinburgh University Press.(electronic resource)
  • La Cour, E., Grennan, S., & Spanjers, R. (2022).Key terms in comics studies (1st ed.). Springer International Publishing AG.(electronic resource)
  • Longman, T., & Strauss, M. L. (Eds.). (2022). The Baker expository dictionary of biblical words.Baker Books.(electronic resource)
  • Morgan, C., & Malva, F. (Eds.). (2013).Activating the inanimate: Visual vocabularies of performance practice.Inter-Disciplinary Press.(electronic resource)
  • Morris, M. A. (2012).Concise dictionary of social and cultural anthropology(1st ed.). Wiley-Blackwell.(electronic resource)
  • Pregadio, F. (2025). Dictionary of Taoist internal alchemy(1st ed.). Koninklijke Brill BV.(electronic resource)
  • Thatcher, T. (Ed.). (2017).The dictionary of the Bible and ancient media.Bloomsbury Academic.(electronic resource)
  • Trask, R. L. (2022). The dictionary of historical and comparative linguistics.Edinburgh University Press.(electronic resource)
  • Turco, L. (2020).The book of literary terms: The genres of fiction, drama, nonfiction, literary criticism, and scholarship.University of New Mexico Press.(electronic resource)
  • Vivanco, L. A. (2018).A dictionary of cultural anthropology. Oxford University Press.(electronic resource)

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