Tess’s Language and Her Victimization: Speech Act Theory in Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Fatemeh Azizmohamadi

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Race-relevant cues influence the processing of linguistic variation: Evidence from African American English and Mainstream American English by Beyer Tim, Renirie Tess, Andresen David

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A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF MOBILE-ASSISTED VOCABULARY LEARNING AND TEACHING IN ESL/EFL CONTEXT by Muhammad Nawaz, Malini Ganapathy, Sadaf Manzoor, Tess Ezzy, Shahzad Ul Hassan Farooqi

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Patient and provider factors associated with follow-up for positive depression screens in adults: a retrospective review of University of Utah primary and specialty care clinics by Tess Battiola, Tanner Ellison, Danica Dummer, Rachel Weir, Katie Kaput, Deepika Reddy

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La convergence des destins chez Thomas Hardy by Annie Ramel

“…That may be said of all Hardy’s tragic novels: in Tess of the d’Urbervilles for instance, where Tess, lying on an altar stone at Stonehenge, soon to be surrounded by the police looking for her, is the very last picture that we have of her. …”
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