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Ehrlich, Susan. 2019. 'Well, I saw the picture': sSemiotic ideologies and the unsettling of normative conceptions of female sexuality in the Steubenville rape trial. Gender and Language 13 (2) : 251–269.
Ehrlich, Susan. 2008. Sexual assault trials, discursive identities and institutional change. In
Ehrlich, Susan, ed. 2008. Why Do You Ask? The Function of Questions in Institutional Discourse. OUP-USA.
Ehrlich, Susan, ed. 2007. Language and Gender. Routledge.
Ehrlich, Susan. 2006. “I think that's not an assumption you ought to make”: Challenging presuppositions in inquiry testimony. Language in Society 35 (5) : 655–676.
Ehrlich, Susan. 2002. Legal institutions, nonspeaking recipiency and participants' orientations. Discourse & Society 13 (6) : 731–747.
Ehrlich, Susan. 2001. Representing rape. Language and sexual consent. Routledge.
Ehrlich, Susan. 2001. Representing rape: Language and sexual consent. Routledge.
Ehrlich, Susan. 1999. Communities of practice, gender, and the representation of sexual assault. Language in Society 28 (2) : 239–256.
Ehrlich, Susan. 1998. Review of $Approaches to discourse. Journal of Pragmatics 29 (3) : 355–359.
Ehrlich, Susan. 1998. The discursive reconstruction of sexual consent. Discourse & Society 9 (2) : 149–171.
Ehrlich, Susan. 1994. Feminist meanings and the (de)politicization of the lexicon. Language in Society 23 (1) : 59–76.
Ehrlich, Susan. 1992. Gender-based language reform and the social construction of meaning. Discourse & Society 3 (2) : 151–166.
Ehrlich, Susan. 1990. Point of view: A linguistic analysis of literary style. Routledge.
Ehrlich, Susan. 1990. Referential linking and the interpretation of tense. Journal of Pragmatics 14 (1) : 57–75.
Ehrlich, Susan. 1987. Aspect, foregrounding and point of view. Text 7 (4) : 363–376.