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McIntosh, Janet. 2005. Liminal meanings: sexually charged Giriama funerary ritual and unsettled participant frameworks. Language & Communication 25 (1) : 39–60.

Mohr, Melissa. 2003. Defining dirt: Three early modern views of obscenity. Textual Practice 17 (2) : 253–275.

Jay, Timothy. 1992. Cursing in America: A psycholinguistic study of dirty langauge in the courts, in the movies, in the schoolyards and on the streets. John Benjamins.

Kissling, Elizabeth Arveda. 1991. Street harassment: The language of sexual terrorism. Discourse & Society 2 (4) : 451–460.

Želvys, V.I. 1990. Obscene humor: What the hell? Humor 3 (2) : 323–332.

Andersson, Lars-Gunnar. 1983. Dirty words you remember. Papers from the Scandinavian Conference of Linguistics 7 : 276–292.

Rieber, Robert W., Carl Wiedemann and Jeanette D'Amato. 1979. Obscenity: Its frequency and context of usage as compared in males, nonfeminist females and feminist females. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research 8 (3) : 201–223.

Brukman, Jan. 1975. 'Tongue play': Constitutive and interpretive properties of sexual joking encounters among the Koya of South India. In Sanches, Mary and Ben G. Blount, eds. Sociocultural dimensions of language use. Academic Press. pp. 235–268.