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Chapter 7. English for Academic Purposes: Issues in Undergraduate Writing and Reading
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Ann M. Johns
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
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Part 1. Perspectives on Applied Linguistics
- Introduction 3
- Chapter 1. Applied Linguistics, Interdisciplinarity, and Disparate Realities 12
- Chapter 2. Is Language Policy Applied Linguistics? 26
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Part 2. Language Education
- Introduction 39
- Chapter 3. Sharing Community Languages: Utopian Dream or Realistic Vision? 42
- Chapter 4. Documenting Curricular Reform: Innovative Foreign Language Education in Elementary School 56
- Chapter 5. Research Perspectives on Non-native English-speaking Educators 72
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Part 3. English for Academic Purposes
- Introduction 87
- Chapter 6. Reflections of a ‘Blue Collar Linguist:’ Analysis of Written Discourse, Classroom Research, and EAP Pedagogy 91
- Chapter 7. English for Academic Purposes: Issues in Undergraduate Writing and Reading 101
- Chapter 8. ‘Ear’ Learners and Error in US College Writing 117
- Chapter 9. Teachers’ Perceptions of Lexical Anomalies: A Pilot Study 131
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Part 4. Contrastive Discourse Analysis
- Introduction 149
- Chapter 10. Tertium Comparationis: A Vital Component in Contrastive Rhetoric Research 153
- Chapter 11. Structure and Style in the Narrative Writings of Mexican-American and African-American Adolescents 165
- Chapter 12. Functions of Personal Examples and Narratives in L1 and L2 Academic Prose 186
- Chapter 13. Cross-cultural Variation in Classroom Turn-taking Practices 201
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Part 5. Language Policy and Planning
- Introduction 223
- Chapter 14. Micro Language Planning 227
- Chapter 15. The Englishization of Spanish in Mexico 240
- Chapter 16. Including Discourse in Language Planning Theory 255
- Chapter 17. World-Language: Foreign Language Policy in Hungary 264
- References 279
- Robert Kaplan: Biography and Publications 310
- Index 324
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
-
Part 1. Perspectives on Applied Linguistics
- Introduction 3
- Chapter 1. Applied Linguistics, Interdisciplinarity, and Disparate Realities 12
- Chapter 2. Is Language Policy Applied Linguistics? 26
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Part 2. Language Education
- Introduction 39
- Chapter 3. Sharing Community Languages: Utopian Dream or Realistic Vision? 42
- Chapter 4. Documenting Curricular Reform: Innovative Foreign Language Education in Elementary School 56
- Chapter 5. Research Perspectives on Non-native English-speaking Educators 72
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Part 3. English for Academic Purposes
- Introduction 87
- Chapter 6. Reflections of a ‘Blue Collar Linguist:’ Analysis of Written Discourse, Classroom Research, and EAP Pedagogy 91
- Chapter 7. English for Academic Purposes: Issues in Undergraduate Writing and Reading 101
- Chapter 8. ‘Ear’ Learners and Error in US College Writing 117
- Chapter 9. Teachers’ Perceptions of Lexical Anomalies: A Pilot Study 131
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Part 4. Contrastive Discourse Analysis
- Introduction 149
- Chapter 10. Tertium Comparationis: A Vital Component in Contrastive Rhetoric Research 153
- Chapter 11. Structure and Style in the Narrative Writings of Mexican-American and African-American Adolescents 165
- Chapter 12. Functions of Personal Examples and Narratives in L1 and L2 Academic Prose 186
- Chapter 13. Cross-cultural Variation in Classroom Turn-taking Practices 201
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Part 5. Language Policy and Planning
- Introduction 223
- Chapter 14. Micro Language Planning 227
- Chapter 15. The Englishization of Spanish in Mexico 240
- Chapter 16. Including Discourse in Language Planning Theory 255
- Chapter 17. World-Language: Foreign Language Policy in Hungary 264
- References 279
- Robert Kaplan: Biography and Publications 310
- Index 324