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If Quotation Marks by Marjorie B. Garber is on your shelf, these 24 titles belong there too. Connected by Sociolinguistics, Semiotics & Theory, Quotations and selected for literary and thematic overlap. Featuring work by Fern L. Johnson, Doris Sommer, Geneva Smitherman, David Shields, and others.