Do men and women really say what they mean? Also Stephen investigates sex, domination, gender, power, and sex changes (as only he can).
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Author:Fry, Stephen
Summary:Genre: Humour, Literary artsAvailable Formats:
Author:Fry, Stephen
Summary:Stephen Fry investigates the phenomenon of gibberish - what it is, why we write and speak and sing it, and why we enjoy it so much.
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Author:Fry, Stephen
Summary:Speaking Proper - Stephen Fry looks at the changes in what we used to call 'elocution'.
Genre: History and geography, Literary artsAvailable Formats:
Author:Fry, Stephen
Summary:British comedian and novelist Stephen Fry is fascinated with word games like crossword puzzles and Scrabble, so much that he believes them to be an integal part of our culture.
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Author:Fry, Stephen
Summary:Stephen Fry hosts four programmes on the joys of the English language - as heard on BBC Radio 4. Current Puns Why does our language groan with the weight of puns? What exactly is a pun?
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Author:Fry, Stephen
Summary:A second BBC Radio 4 series of Stephen Fry's witty and incisive programmes looking at the oddities of the English language.
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Author:Fry, Stephen
Summary:Stephen Fry explores the highways and byways of the English language in these four programmes, as heard on BBC Radio 4.
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Author:Fry, Stephen
Summary:Stephen Fry explores the highways and byways of the English language in these programmes, as heard on BBC Radio 4.
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Author:Fry, Stephen
Summary:A fifth series from BBC Radio 4 in which Stephen Fry examines, with the help of experts, the highways and byways of the English language.
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