- Johnson's Authority and the Problem with "Some/But"
- Johnson on Chance
- Samuel Johnson's The Adventurer No 108: the Importance of Being Clearly Vague
- Detail and Diction in Adventurer 84
- "Tell me lies; tell me sweet, little lies"
- Truth and Lies in Johnson's Adventurer
- Neither Liberty Nor Restraint Guarantees Truth
- A Tempestuous Sea Turns Tranquil
- Detail, rhythm, and pronouns 'strip off all disguises' in Adventurer No. 84
- "My job may be easy, but so is your life."
- Social Space and Similarity in Adventurer No. 80
- The Universal We: Johnson's Usage of Ambiguous Pronouns
- A Tempestuous Sea Turns Tranquil
- List and Balance in The Rambler No. 196
- Johnson's use of hyperbole and thoughts on liars
- Persuading Words in Rambler No. 182
- Samuel Johnson's Pants on Fire (Adventurer 84)
- Severity and Authority in Johnson's Adventurer No. 50
- The Ambiguity of Pronouns in Samuel Johnson's Rambler No. 172
- Anecdotal and deceptive layers in Johnson's Adventurer No. 84
- Montaigne and Johnson's Accused
- Ignorant Youth in Johnson and Wolfe
- Testing Johnson's Contemporary Relevance (“On Liars”)
- Using an old friend for the sake of a moral lesson
- The So-Called Wisdom Speaker in Johnson's Rambler No. 180
- Johnson as Wisdom Speaker in The Adventurer, No. 108
- “On Liars”
- Johson's tempering of argument — an effective rhetorical strategy?
- Ways of Reading Wisdom
- Petty Human Nature and Adventurer No. 84
- Sarcasm in Johnson's Parable of the Stagecoach
- Irony and Fictional Characters
- Blended or Unblended Prose? The Dilemma Between Narrative and Exposition
- [Comparison of Johnson and Montaigne]
- [Comparison of Johnson and Montaigne]
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