Language & Linguistics 2011

Language & Linguistics 2011

PALGRAVE MODERN LINGUISTICS

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Essential introductions to key topics in contemporary linguistics

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Welcome to the new Language & Linguistics 2011 catalogue from Palgrave Macmillan.

Introductory Textbooks

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Palgrave Modern Linguistics Series

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Phonology and Phonetics

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Language Acquisition and Psycholinguistics

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Pragmatics

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Palgrave Studies in Pragmatics, Language and Cognition Series

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This catalogue features some of our newest books, introducing you to the broad selection of titles we have available.

Highlights of our textbook publishing include Analysing Conversation by Beatrice Szczepek Reed, an accessible introduction to the prosody of everyday conversation. Ideal preparatory reading, Seven Ways of Looking at Language offers the intending student a brief and lively introduction to the main issues, debates and ideas that have emerged in language study over the past fifty years. Sociophonetics by Erik Thomas provides an in-depth introduction to the methods and theory of this rapidly-expanding field. Also look out for the exciting new titles and editions in the Palgrave Modern Linguistics series, including the second editions of Semantics by Kate Kearns and Syntactic Theory by Geoff Poole– revitalized and refreshed with new chapters – and Pragmatics a new book

by Siobhan Chapman.

Applied Linguistics and Language Education

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Palgrave Advances Series

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Research and Practice in Applied Linguistics Series

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Sociolinguistics and Discourse

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Language and Identity

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Palgrave Studies in Minority Languages and Communities Series

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Language and Globalization Series

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Communication

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If you would like to find out more about our 2011 publishing programme, or submit a proposal, please visit www.palgrave.com/language or contact us directly.

We also have an interesting and diverse range of scholarly titles publishing in 2011. We are pleased to announce the publication of two new texts in our successful Advances series: Language Testing offers a fresh perspective on current and future research in important topics in this field, and Applied Conversation Analysis reveals how we perform actions through talk. Further highlights include Interpreting in the Community and Workplace – a much needed practical training guide for dialogue interpreter trainers – as well as Children Learning Second Languages, a comprehensive survey of key concepts specific to language teaching for children.

There is lots to see, so don’t hesitate, go and take a closer look!

Professional And Organizational Discourse

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Best wishes,

Stylistics

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Historical Linguistics

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Teaching and Researching In Higher Education

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Index

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introductory textbooks Introductory Textbooks Palgrave Modern Linguistics

Pragmatics Siobhan Chapman, Reader in English, University of Liverpool, UK

Series Editor: Maggie Tallerman Each textbook in the Palgrave Modern Linguistics series provides a carefully graded introduction to a topic in contemporary linguistics and allied disciplines, presented in a manner that is accessible and attractive to readers with no previous experience of the topic, but leading them to some understanding of current issues. The texts are designed to engage the active participation of the reader, favouring a problem-solving approach and including liberal and varied exercise material.

Syntactic Theory 2nd edition Geoffrey Poole, Senior Lecturer in Linguistics, University of Newcastle, UK

Clear, practical and accessible, Syntactic Theory introduces students to theory building and evaluation through GovernmentBinding Theory. Now fully updated, this second edition features new chapters on the Minimalist Program, expanded chapters on Phrase Structure and Functional Categories and extensively revised end-of-chapter exercises.

Contents: Introduction / Phrase Structure / Functional Categories / Case and Theta-Theory / Binding Theory / Movement and Chains / Logical Form / Constraints on Movement / Towards the Minimalist Program: VerbRaising and Functional Categories / Toward the Minimalist Program: Movement and Traces / Exercises / Bibliography / Index May 2011 Hardback Paperback

336pp £65.00 £23.99

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Semantics 2nd edition Kate Kearns, Senior Lecturer, University of Canterbury, New Zealand

This student-friendly introduction to linguistic pragmatics explains all the major developments in core theoretical pragmatics and engages with the most recent debates in the field.

Includes sections demonstrating how pragmatics can be applied to the study of literature, language acquisition and clinical linguistics.

Contents: Preface / Introduction / Semantics and Pragmatics / History of Pragmatics / ‘Classical’ Pragmatics / ‘Modern’ Pragmatics / Applications of Pragmatics / Pragmatics and Language in Context / Glossary / Bibliography May 2011 Hardback Paperback

304pp £60.00 £22.99

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Second Language Acquisition

This introductory textbook covers a wide range of core topics in formal semantics. Now thoroughly updated, the second edition features new chapters on semantic composition, type theory and the lambda calculus, as well as a revised discussion of Pragmatics and a variety of new exercises.

Contents: Introduction / First Order Logic / The Logical Quantifiers / Formal Composition / Modality and Possible Worlds / Generalized Quantifiers / Referencial Opacity / Aktionsarten: Aspectual Classes of Events / Tense and Aspect / Thematic Roles and Lexical Conceptual Structure / Events / Bibliography May 2011 Hardback Paperback

336pp £60.00 £22.99

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Some Linguistics Approaches Yan-kit Ingrid Leung, Honorary Assistant Professor, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong and Neal Snape, Associate Professor, Gunma Prefecture Women’s University, Japan

This comprehensive textbook provides a linguistics-based introduction to Second Language Acquisition research. Innovatively structured by acquisition topics rather than theories, allowing for a non-linear approach, it covers a broad range of linguistic approaches.

July 2011 Hardback Paperback

304pp £60.00 £22.99

English Syntax and Argumentation 3rd edition Bas Aarts, Professor of English Linguistics, University College London, UK April 2008 Paperback

344pp £23.99

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Seven Ways of Looking at Language

An Introduction to English Language

Ronald K. S. Macaulay, Emeritus Professor of Linguistics, Pitzer College, USA

November 2010 216pp Hardback £40.00 Paperback £12.99

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Koenraad Kuiper, Professor of Linguistics, University of Canterbury, New Zealand and W. Scott Allan, formerly University of Auckland, New Zealand

Review of the 1st edition: ‘A book I would recommend to Departments of English world-wide.’ - Professor Dennis Preston, Michigan State University, USA This successful introductory coursebook for students and teachers of English presupposes no prior knowledge of the sounds, words, sentences and meanings of English. The third edition features more on the varieties of English and now has a companion website containing quizzes, mp3 audio clips and Powerpoint movie lectures to aid teaching and studying.

Contents: Preface to the Third Edition / Preface to the Second Edition / Preface to the First Edition / Acknowledgements / Abbreviations and Symbols / The International Phonetic Alphabet / Introduction: What is a Language? / PART I: WORDS / The Form and Function of Words / Word Meanings and Vocabularies / PART II: SOUNDS / Speech Sounds / The Phonology of English / Syllables and Suprasegmentals / PART III: SENTENCES / The Structure of Simple Sentences / Complex Syntax / Further Exercises / Glossary / Further Reading / Electronic Resources / Answers to Exercises / Index July 2010 Hardback Paperback

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2nd edition

Word, Sound and Sentence 3rd edition

A brief and lively introduction to the main issues, debates and ideas that have emerged in language study over the last fifty years. Designed for the non-specialist reader with an interest in language as well as the intending student, this book concisely conveys an overview of exciting topics and research in the core areas of linguistics.

Contents: Introduction / Language as Meaning / Language as Sound / Language as Form / Language as Communication / Language as Identity / Language as History / Language as Symbol / Afterword / Glossary / References / Index

Studying the English Language

392pp £60.00 £19.99

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Rob Penhallurick, Reader in English Language, University of Wales, UK

This is a clear and lively introduction to the English language and its use, organized into thematic chapters, each of which can be read at one sitting. This expanded second edition has been revised in the light of recent research and now features three new chapters on Chomsky, American English and English around the world.

Contents: Abbreviations / List of Figures / Acknowledgements / Preface / Space: The Diversity of English / Time: The History and Pre-History of English / Contact: The Case of Middle English / She Loves You. Yes! Yes! Yes! - American English Inside Out / English Across the World: History and Varieties / Signs: The Semiotic View of Language / Strange Orchestras: The Underlying Symbolic Structure of Languages / Myth: Language and Reality / Sex: Language and Gender / Tyranny: Some Daring and Ingenious Escapes / Telling Stories: The Structure of Discourse in English / What’s in a Norm?

The Nature of Standard English / Language with Attitude: Dialect, Accent and Identity / Fixing: Language Planning and Regulation / Slippage: Slips of the Tongue and Other Blunders / Communication Breakdown: Modelling What Happens When We Communicate / Noam Chomsky and the Generative Enterprise: Language as it is if You Don’t Have To Bother Talking / The Nature of Language: Linguistic Theory and the Question of Origins / References for Examples / Bibliography / Webography / Index July 2010 Hardback Paperback

376pp £50.00 £16.99

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The English Language & Linguistics Companion Keith Allan, Reader in Linguistics, Julie Bradshaw, Lecturer, both at Monash University, Australia, Geoffrey Finch, formerly Senior Lecturer in Humanities, Anglia Polytechnic University, UK, Kate Burridge, Professor of Linguistics, Monash University, Australia and Georgina Heydon, Senior Lecturer, Criminal Justice Administration, Royal Melbourne Institute of Tecnology, Australia

A one-stop student resource covering all aspects of studying language and linguistics from the core topics, terms and concepts of the subject to study skills and career pathways. The companion provides a gateway to wider and more specialist reading and will be an essential resource for students to turn to time and time again.

Contents: PART I: STUDYING LANGUAGE / Approaching Language / Study Skills / PART II: STUDYING LANGUAGE: CORE TOPICS / Phonetics - The Science of Speech Sounds / Phonology - Sound Systems in Languages / Morphology - Word Structures / Syntax / Fundamentals of Semantics and Pragmatics / Meanings, Maxims and Speech Acts / Sociolinguistics / Psycholinguistics / Applied Linguistics / Historical Linguistics / Stylistics / Discourse and Conversation / Corpus Linguistics / Digital Tools in Linguistics / Forensic Linguistics / From Pictures to Writing / PART III: KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS / PART IV: SOME KEY LINGUISTS / PART V: CONDUCTING RESEARCH AND IDENTIFYING RESOURCES / PART VI: CAREER PATHWAYS / INDEX April 2010 Paperback

384pp £18.99

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Palgrave Student Companions Series

English Grammar

Writing an Applied Linguistics Thesis or Dissertation

An Introduction 2nd edition

A Guide to Presenting Empirical Research Peter Collins, Associate Professor of Linguistics and Carmella Hollo, Lecturer in Linguistics, both at University of New South Wales , Australia

‘With its additional material this second edition demonstrates even more convincingly how various styles of English, both spoken and written, impact on grammatical structures.’

- Geoffrey Finch, formerly Anglia Polytechnic University, UK ‘Students will find this edition even clearer and more engaging than the first, and instructors will delight in the connections made between English grammar and authentic modern discourse.’ Betty Phillips, Indiana State University, USA This edition of a successful text has been thoroughly revised to make it more accessible to those without any prior grammatical knowledge.

There is greater discussion and exemplification of key terms, while essential topics are now fully introduced at the outset. There are also new sections, more diagrams and shaded boxes.

Contents: Preface / Preface to the Second Edition / Acknowledgements / Symbols and Conventions / PART I: GRAMMATICAL DESCRIPTION / Introduction / A Preliminary Overview / Nouns and Noun Phrases / Verbs and Verb Phrases / Adjectives, Adverbs, Prepositions and Associated Phrases / Clause Structure and Clause Type / Subordination and Coordination / Information Structure in the Clause / PART II: LOOKING AT LANGUAGE IN CONTEXT / From Separate Sentences to Connected Texts / Text and Context / Text Analysis - Putting it all Together / Appendixes / Answers to Exercises / Glossary / Some Useful References / Index December 2009 304pp Hardback £52.50 Paperback £17.99

John Bitchener, Professor of Applied Linguistics, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

‘This clearly written, accessible book, packed with practical and widely field-tested material, [is] a tremendous resource to graduate students and their supervisors.’ Dana Ferris, University of California, USA ‘One of the key features of this book is that it has a specific target audience and subject area. This enables the author to explore at greater depth issues related to academic writing which are significant and relevant to postgraduate writers.

The book is written in an accessible style and will prove to be an indispensable guide to successful writing in higher education.’ - Suganthi John, University of Birmingham, UK This step-by-step guide looks at how to organize the content and structure of a thesis. Each chapter considers a different section and discusses the relevant function, content and linguistic characteristics. Providing worked analysis of an example text, it includes exercises to help students apply the information practically.

Contents: Background / Abstract / Introduction / Literature Review / Methodology / Results / Discussion of Results / Conclusion / Frequently Asked Questions / Appendix November 2009 232pp Paperback £18.99

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English Language

Key Concepts in Second Language Acquisition

Description, Variation and Context Edited by Jonathan Culpeper, Senior Lecturer of English Language, Francis Katamba, Professor of Linguistics, Paul Kerswill, Professor of Sociolinguistics, Ruth Wodak, Distinguished Professor of Discourse Studies and Tony McEnery, Professor of English Language and Dean, all at Department of Linguistics and English Language, Lancaster University, UK

'This volume proves that it is still possible to make a difference in a world flooded by introductory textbooks.' Bernd Kortmann, University of Freiburg, Germany 'This is a rare beast - a comprehensive, authoritative and up-to-date survey of English Language and Linguistics that will provide students and researchers alike with a rich context for their work.’ - Michael Hoey, University of Liverpool, UK

Hayo Reinders, Head of Learner Development, Middlesex University, UK (www.innovationteaching. org) Shawn Loewen, Assistant Professor of Second Language Studies, Michigan State University, USA

What does it mean to acquire a language? What is considered a 'second' language in multilingual settings? This practical and comprehensive guide provides an opportunity to consider these issues, providing easy access to concise definitions of key terms and concepts in the study of Second Language Acquisition.

Key Concepts in Bilingualism Frederick Field, Associate Professor, California State University, USA

Arranged alphabetically, this accessible glossary of key terms presumes no previous linguistic knowledge and provides a quick source of reference for a range of readers, from undergraduate students of linguistics to educators who need help navigating the vocabulary of bilingualism. Crossreferenced throughout, this easy to use guide considers a range of concepts that relate to the interdisciplinary nature of the field.

Contents: Introduction / Alphabetized glossary of terms

Contents: Introduction / Alphabetized glossary of terms

July 2011 Paperback

July 2011 Paperback

Palgrave Key Concepts Series

256pp £13.99

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Palgrave Key Concepts Series

What is the English language like, why is it like that and what do we need to know in order to study it? This wide-ranging and research-led introductory textbook provides students with the grounding in linguistics necessary to investigate these questions for themselves.

Contents: Introduction: Studying the English Language and Linguistics / PART I: ENGLISH: STRUCTURE / PART II: ENGLISH SPEECH: REGIONAL AND SOCIAL VARIATION / PART III: ENGLISH WRITING: STYLE, GENRE AND PRACTICE / PART IV: ENGLISH: COMMUNICATION AND INTERACTION / PART V: ENGLISH: HISTORY / PART VI: ENGLISH: LEARNING AND TEACHING / Appendix / Bibliography / Index July 2009 Hardback Paperback

728pp £60.00 £20.99

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introductory textbooks

Mastering Communication

The Frameworks of English

5th edition

Introducing Language Structures 2nd edition

Nicky Stanton, Management Consultant and Trainer, Management Development and Communication, UK

‘This text’s strength is the range of communication it covers - it is comprehensive and shows a regard for the finer points.’ - Sue Hutchings, Oxford Brookes University, UK This book helps students to improve their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills.

It gives an understanding of the importance of good communication skills for their personal development and career. It is relevant to a variety of courses: HE, FE, Professional, Open University, A-level and International Baccalaureate.

July 2009 Paperback

496pp £18.99

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Palgrave Master Series

Mastering Advanced English Language 2nd edition Sara Thorne, Educational Consultant, Local Education Authority English Adviser, UK

Kim Ballard, Course Leader, A Level English Language, Esher College, UK

The Frameworks of English thoroughly covers all linguistic frameworks. It guides readers through the various levels and offers detailed descriptions of the morphological, lexical, grammatical and phonological structures of English in a clear and logical way. The expanded second edition features exercises and suggestions for further reading.

August 2007 Hardback Paperback

368pp £55.00 £18.99

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The Art of English: Everyday Creativity Edited by Janet Maybin, Senior Lecturer in Language and Communication and Joan Swann, Faculty of Education and Language Studies, both at The Open University, UK

Written primarily for AS and A-Level English courses, but of interest to university students on related courses, this book is designed to make an intuitive understanding of language explicit. By focusing on language use in different contexts, it encourages an investigative and interpretative approach.

April 2008 Paperback

February 2006 Paperback

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A Course Book in Language Variations Across Time 3rd edition Dennis Freeborn, formerly Chief Examiner, University of London School Examinations Board A Level in English Language, UK

‘A most effective second edition of a very wellwritten and invaluable book.’ - Cristiano Broccias, University of Genoa, Italy

This volume examines ideas about creativity and various approaches to its study. It explores the argument that we use language creatively and the link between creativity and literary language.

Chapters examine poetic language, narrative and performance in conversation, and a range of written genres (from graffiti and text messages to online chat).

656pp £18.99

From Old English to Standard English

480pp £23.99

‘This volume is so crammed with examples from across the centuries that it is a pleasure to browse through its pages.’ - The Guardian

Contents: Preface to the Third and Second Editions / Symbols / Texts and Facsimiles / Symbols / Acknowledgements / Introduction / The English Language is Brought to Britain / Old English (I) / Old English (II) / From Old English to Middle English / Early Middle English - 12th Century / Early Middle English - 13th Century / Northern and Southern Texts Compared / The 14th Century - Southern and Kentish Dialects / The 14th Century - Northern Dialects / The 14th Century - West Midlands Dialects / The 14th Century - East Midlands and London Dialects / The London Dialect - Chaucer, Late 14th Century / Early Modern English I - The 15th Century / Early Modern English II - The 16th Century I / Early Modern English III - The 16th Century II / Early Modern English IV - The 17th Century I / Early Modern English V - The 17th Century II / Modern English - The 18th Century / From Old English to Modern English - Comparing Historical Texts / Postscript I - To the Present Day / Bibliography / Index October 2006 Paperback

472pp £23.99

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Studies in English Language Series Editor: Dennis Freeborn

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introductory textbooks • Phonology and phonetics

Language Matters

Phonology and Phonetics

Laurie Bauer, Janet Holmes, both Professors of Linguistics and Paul Warren, Associate Professor of Linguistics, all at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

‘An excellent resource.’

- April McMahon, Professor of English Language, University of Edinburgh, UK This book provides a nontechnical introduction to the study of language by focusing on questions such as: Where does language come from? Why don’t we all talk the same? Who needs grammar? Suitable for students with no experience of linguistics, this lively introduction to language approaches will encourage students to think.

April 2006 Paperback

280pp £18.99

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English Grammar for Today A New Introduction 2nd edition Geoffrey Leech, Emeritus Professor of English Linguistics, Lancaster University, UK, Margaret Deuchar, Reader in Linguistics, University of Wales, UK and Robert Hoogenraad, Language Region Project Officer, Indigenous Education Division, Northern Territory Department of Education, Australia

This book has established itself as a rich educational experience for both native - and non-native speaking students. The book offers a thorough but accessible six-chapter introduction to grammar which is then applied, in remaining chapters, to a wide range of subjects involving textual analysis.

October 2005 Hardback Paperback

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256pp £55.00 £19.99

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Analysing Conversation

Phonological Weakness in English From Old to Present-Day English Edited by Donka Minkova, Professor of English, University of California, USA

An Introduction to Prosody Beatrice Szczepek Reed, Lecturer in TESOL, University of York, UK

‘A lucid introduction to English prosody for scholars working with interactional data. This is an invaluable resource for both students and researchers like myself who appreciate the importance of prosody and phonetics for understanding social interaction in English but who need much more grounding in the concepts, terms and techniques of this highly sophisticated area of study. Crisp audio clips enliven Szczepek Reed’s examples and offer essential exposure to details of prosody in common varieties of English.’ - Cecilia E. Ford, Professor of English and Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA This is an accessible introduction to the prosody of everyday conversation, and its analysis.

Basic concepts and methods of interpretation are explained, and a wealth of examples from naturally-occurring talk are used to demonstrate the roles of pitch, time, loudness and voice quality.

A uniquely focused collection addressing the identification, functional properties, and broader consequences of phonological weakness over a broad chronological range, from Old to PresentDay English and its varieties, enriching the phonological literature with fresh empirical findings from a variety of sources.

Contents: Notes on Contributors / Introduction: D.Minkova / PART I: PHONETIC AND PHONOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF WEAKNESS / PART II: DIAGNOSING AND INTERPRETING ENGLISH SCHWA(S) / PART III: HISTORICAL AND DIALECTAL CASE STUDIES / PART IV: PROSODIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF WEAKNESS / Index December 2009 376pp Hardback £65.00

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Palgrave Studies in Language History and Language Change Series Editor: Charles Jones

Contents: List of Tables and Figures / Acknowledgements / Preliminaries / Pitch: Introduction / Pitch: Intonation / Pitch: Range and Register / Time: Sound and Syllable Duration / Speech Rate / Speech Rhythm / Pauses / Loudness / Voice Quality / Outlook: Future Issues in Research on Prosody in Conversation / Answers to Exercises / Appendix: Transcription Conventions / Glossary / Notes / Bibliography / Index October 2010 Hardback Paperback

272pp £60.00 £19.99

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language aquisition and psycholinguistics Language Acquisition and PSYCHOLINGUISTICS

Gender Perspectives on Vocabulary in Foreign and Second Languages Edited by Rosa Maria Jimenéz Catalán, Associate Professor, University of La Rioja, Spain

Emotions in Multiple Languages Jean-Marc Dewaele, Professor of Applied Linguistics and Multilingualism, Birkbeck College, University of London, UK

A large-scale investigation on how multilinguals feel about their languages and use them to communicate emotion. Combining quantitative and qualitative approaches, the author looks at the factors that affect multilinguals’ self-perceived competence, attitudes, communicative anxiety, language choice and code-switching.

Contents: List of Figures / List of Tables / Preface and Acknowledgements / List of Abbreviations / Introduction / Perspectives on Emotion / Epistemological and Methodological Perspectives / Method, Research Question and Hypotheses / The Independent Variables / Results: Self-perceived Competence in Oral and Written Language / Results: Communicating Feelings (in general) / Results: Communicating Anger and Swearing / Results: Attitudes Towards Languages and Perception of Emotionality of Swearwords / Results: Foreign Language Anxiety / Results: Code-switching and Emotion / Concluding Remarks / References / Appendix / Index August 2010 Hardback

280pp £50.00

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A collection of empirical studies on gender and the acquisition, development, meaning and use of vocabulary by female and male adult, adolescent, and young learners of English and Spanish as a second or foreign language. Up-todate research identifies relationships between gender and vocabulary in a language classroom context.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / Theorising Gender Perspectives in Foreign and Second Language Learning; J.Sunderland / PART I: GENDER TENDENCIES IN LEXICAL ACQUISITION, DEVELOPMENT AND USE / More Than Words: Inferential and Incorrect Units Recalled; C.Brantmeier / Gender and Mother Tongue in EFL Learners’ Lexicon; M.Díez Prados / Exploring the Role of Gender in Lexical Creations; M.P.Agustín Llach / Gender and Motivation in EFL Vocabulary Production; A.Fernández Fontecha / Gender Tendencies in EFL across Vocabulary Tests; R.M.Jiménez Catalán / Boys’ and Girls’ L2 Word Associations; S.Moreno Espinosa / PART II: GENDERED WORDS: REPRESENTATION AND IDENTITIES / A Case Study of Mrs. Smith’s Words and Her Quiet Girls; A.Jule / Gender Identity in Words for Professional Titles in Textbooks; M.Bengoechea & J.Simón / Humor, Vocabulary, and Individuality in an EFL Task; J.Ojeda Alba / Lexical Encoding of Gender Relations and Identities; A.García Gómez / Index February 2010 Hardback

288pp £58.00

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Applying Cognitive Linguistics to Second Language Learning and Teaching Jeannette Littlemore, Senior Lecturer in English Language, University of Birmingham, UK

'This fascinating account, written in a clear and concise style, will undoubtedly make the reader recognize that cognitively learning another language will often involve learning to see things in a different way, both physically and linguistically.’ - Martin Pütz, University of Koblenz, Germany This book looks at how cognitive linguistics can inform second language teaching, and lead to intriguing suggestions for alternative ways of presenting grammar and vocabulary in the language classroom.

Contents: List of Tables and Figures / Acknowledgements / Introduction / ‘I see less of the surroundings. The story feels different’. Construal and Second Language Learning / More on Categories: Words, Morphemes, Parts of Speech, ‘Grammar rules’ and Phonological Features as Radial Categories / More about Spinsters and their Cats.

Encyclopaedic Knowledge and Second Language Learning / ‘Eyebrow Heads’ and ‘Yummy Mummies’ Metaphor and Second Language Learning / ‘Jane Austen’s on the ground floor’...or is she? Metonymy and Second Language Learning / What Have Bees, Macaque Monkeys and Humans got in Common? Embodied Cognition, Gesture and Second Language Learning / ‘Loud suits’ and ‘sharp cheese’ ‘Motivated language’ and Second Language Learning / ‘Brian sent Antarctica a Walrus’ Construction Grammars and Second Language Learning / Conclusion / Index / Endnotes / References September 2009 224pp Hardback £52.00

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pragmatics Pragmatics Palgrave Studies in Pragmatics, Language and Cognition

Explicit Communication Robyn Carston’s Pragmatics Edited by Belén Soria, Senior Lecturer in Linguistics and Esther Romero, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy of Language, both at University of Granada, Spain

Series Editors: Richard Brehen and Uli Sauerland Palgrave Studies in Pragmatics, Language and Cognition is a new series of high quality research monographs and edited collections of essays focusing on the human pragmatic capacity and its interaction with natural language semantics and other faculties of mind. The series will aim to reflect all kinds of research in the relevant fields conceptual, analytical and experimental.

Vagueness and Language Use Edited by Paul Égré, CNRS Research Fellow, Institut Nicod, France and Nathan Klinedinst, Lecturer in Linguistics, University College London, UK

This volume brings together twelve papers by linguists and philosophers contributing novel empirical and formal considerations to theorizing about vagueness.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / Introduction; P.Égré & N.Klinedinst / PART I: MEASUREMENT AND COMPARISON / Vagueness and Scales; S.Fults / Implicit and Explicit Comparatives; R.van Rooij / Vagueness and Comparison; C.Kennedy / The Inhabitants of Vagueness Models; G.Sassoon / PART II: APPROXIMATORS AND INTENSIFIERS / Two Types of Vagueness; U.Sauerland & P.Stateva / Degree Modifiers and Monotonicity; R.Nouwen / Clarity as Objectivized Belief; A.Cohen & L.Wolf / Reasoning about Public Evidence; C.Barker / PART III: THE SORITES PARADOX / Supervaluationism and Fara’s Argument concerning Higher-Order Vagueness; P.Cobreros / Truth in a Region; D.Fara / Vagueness and Practical Interest; P.Sweeney & E.Zardini / Vagueness and Domain Restriction; P.Pagin / Index March 2011 Hardback

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336pp £55.00

Assertion

This collection brings about a current interdisciplinary debate on explicit communication.

With Robyn Carston’s pragmatics at the core of the discussion, special attention is drawn to linguistic under-determinacy, the explicit/implicit divide and also to the construction or recruitment of concepts in on-line utterance comprehension.

Contents: Foreword and Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / Introduction: Explicit Communication and Relevance Theory Pragmatics; E.Romero & B.Soria / Pragmatics and Logical Form; F.Recanati / On Relevance Theory’s Atomistic Commitments; A.Vicente & F.Martínez-Manrique / The Role of Pragmatic Inferencing in Compositional Semantics; B.Vicente / Linguistic Meaning and Propositional Content; M.García-Carpintero / What we Mean, What we Think we Mean, and How Language Surprises Us; B.C.Smith / Explicature, What is Said and Gricean Factorization Criteria; J.E.Chaves / Impliciture vs Explicature: What’s the Difference?; K.Bach / Cancellation and Intention; N.Burton-Roberts / Metaphor Comprehension: Some Questions for Current Accounts in Relevance Theory; A.Pilkington / Ad Hoc Concepts and Metaphor; M.Hernández Iglesias / Phrasal Pragmatics in Robyn Carston’s Programme; E.Romero & B.Soria / Uttering Sentences Made up of Words and Gestures; P.De Brabanter / Explicit Communication and `Free´Pragmatic Enrichment; R.Carston / Name Index / Subject Index October 2010 Hardback

312pp £60.00

Mark Jary, Senior Lecturer in Linguistics, Roehampton University, UK

‘Jary’s synthesis of linguistic, cognitive scientific and philosophical insights about assertion, so necessary at this stage of inquiry, is simply masterful: just the right degree of comprehensiveness; meticulous and balanced exegesis; and extreme clarity. There can be no question that this book will now become the point of departure for future studies of assertion as a unified, multifaceted cognitive-social phenomenon.’ - Rob Stainton, University of Western Ontario, Canada Assertion is a term frequently used in linguistics and philosophy but rarely defined. This in-depth study surveys and synthesizes a range of philosophical, linguistic and psychological literature on the topic, and then presents a detailed account of the cognitive processes involved in the interpretation of assertions.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Introduction / Assertion in Speech-act Theory / Assertion, Belief and Knowledge / A sign of Assertion / Assertion and Common Ground / Assertion and Mood / Assertion and Main Point / Assertion and Relevance / Conclusion / References / Index July 2010 Hardback

240pp £55.00

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Meaning and Analysis

Language, Thought and Reference

New Essays on Grice Edited by Klaus Petrus, SNSF-Professor of Philosophy, University of Berne, Switzerland

The anthology Meaning and Analysis addresses the key topics of H. Paul Grice’s philosophy of language, such as rationality, non-natural meaning, communicative actions, conversational implicatures, the semantics-pragmatics distinction and recent debates concerning minimalist versus contextualist semantics.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / Introduction: Paul Grice, Philosopher of Language, But More Than That; K.Petrus / Paul Grice and the Philosophy of Ordinary Language; S.Chapman / Intuition, the Paradigm Case Argument, and the Two Dogmas of Kant’otelianism: Grice’s Defense of the Analytic / Synthetic Distinction and Kripke’s Defense of Essentialism; J.D.Atlas / Grice on Presupposition; A.Bezuidenhout / Irregular Negations: Implicature and Idion Theories; W.A.Davis / A Gricean View on Intrusive Implicature; M.Simons / Speaker Meaning, Conversational Implicature, and Calculability; J.Saul / Some Aspects of Reasons and Rationality; J.Baker / Showing and Meaning: On How We Make Our Ideas Clear; M.Green / Illocution, Perillocution and Communication; K.Petrus / Speaker Meaning and the Logic of Communicative Acts; C.Plunze / The Total Content of What a Speaker Means; A.Martinich / On Three Theories of Implicature: Default Theory, Relevance Theory and Minimalism; E.Borg / Contextualism in the Philosophy of Language; N.Kompa / WJ–40: Issues in the Investigation of Implicature; L.R.Horn / Index October 2010 Hardback

360pp £60.00

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George Powell, Researcher, Canada

How should we analyze the meaning of proper names, indexicals, demonstratives and definite descriptions?

What relation do such expressions stand to the objects they designate or to mental representations of those objects? George Powell casts new light on these and other questions by approaching them from within a cognitive framework.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Introduction / Theoretical Background / Proper Names / Indexicals / Definite Descriptions / Complex Demonstratives / Conclusion / References / Index March 2010 Hardback

232pp £52.00

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Beyond the Language Classroom Edited by Phil Benson, Head of Department of English, Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong and Hayo Reinders, Head of Learner Development, Middlesex University, UK (www.innovationteaching.org)

This comprehensive exploration of theoretical and practical aspects of out-of-class teaching and learning from a variety of perspectives and in various settings around the world includes a theoretical overview of the field, eleven data-based case studies and practical advice on materials development for independent learning.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / Introduction; P.Benson & H.Reinders / Language Learning and Teaching Beyond the Classroom: An Introduction to the Field; P.Benson / Family, Friends and Language Learning Beyond the Classroom: Social Networks and Social Capital in Language Learning; D.Palfreyman / Places for Learning: Technology-Mediated Language Learning Practices Beyond the Classroom; L.Kuure / From Milk Cartons to English Roommates: Context and Agency in L2 Learning Beyond the Classroom; P.Kalaja, R.Alanen, Å.Palviainen & H.Dufva / Affordances for Language Learning Beyond the Classroom; V.Menezes / Becoming Multilingual: An Ethnographic Approach to SLA Beyond the Classroom; D.Divita / Talk About Language Use: I Know a Little About Your Language; E.Zimmerman / A Possible Path to Progress: Out-Of-School English Language Learners in Sweden; P.Sundqvist / Teenagers Learning Languages Out of School: What, Why and How Do They Learn? How Can School Help Them?; S.Bailly / Older Language Learners, Social Learning Spaces, and Community; G.Murray / Tandem Learning In Virtual Spaces: Supporting Non-Formal and Informal Learning in Adults; U.Stickler & M.Emke / Home Tutor Cognitions and the Nature of Tutor-Learner Relationships; G.Barkhuizen / Materials Development for Language Learning Beyond the Classroom; H.Reinders / References / Index May 2011 Hardback

256pp £50.00

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Language Testing

Palgrave Advances Consulting Editor: Christopher N. Candlin Palgrave Advances offers a series of innovative books which orientate graduate and upper-level students within the current state of a field of study. Bringing together leading international scholars, each text surveys, questions and pushes the boundaries of the discipline. Foregrounding new research, these books seek to map the future direction of the field and as such are invaluable for students, scholars and lecturers.

Applied Conversation Analysis Intervention and Change in Institutional Talk Edited by Charles Antaki, Professor of Language and Social Psychology, Loughborough University, UK

Much of everyday work is done through talk between practitioner and client. Conversation Analysis is the close inspection of people’s use of language in interaction.

The work reported in this collection shows how CA can be used to identify, and improve, communicative practices at work.

May 2011 Hardback Paperback

304pp £60.00 £19.99

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Language Acquisition

Theories and Practices

Edited by Susan FosterCohen, Director, Champion Centre, New Zealand

Edited by Barry O’Sullivan, Professor of Applied Linguistics, Roehampton University, UK

Aimed at researchers and students interested in language testing theory and practice, the chapters in this book vary in style and content and are both stimulating and robust. The book brings together a fascinating group of authors from the established to the new, presenting new ideas and challenging current orthodoxies.

April 2011 Hardback Paperback

304pp £60.00 £19.99

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The Future of Literacy Studies Edited by Mike Baynham, Professor of TESOL, School of Education, University of Leeds, UK and Mastin Prinsloo, Associate Professor, School of Education, University of Cape Town, South Africa

This book brings together authors actively involved in shaping the field of literacy studies, presenting a robust approach to the theoretical and empirical work which is currently pushing the boundaries of literacy research and also pointing to future directions for literacy research.

November 2009 256pp Hardback £65.00 Paperback £21.99

’...this book rises to the challenge of providing a broad overview of the field of language acquisition that will inform and inspire students and researchers alike.’ - Katherine Messenger, Linguistlist.org This book provides a snapshot of the field of language acquisition at the beginning of the twenty-first century. It represents the multiplicity of approaches that characterize the field and provides a review of current topics and debates, as well as addressing some of the connections between sub-fields and possible future directions for research.

Contents: Preface / Series Preface / Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / PART I: EXPLAINING LANGUAGE ACQUISITION / PART II: WINDOWS ON LANGUAGE ACQUISITION / PART III: LANGUAGE ACQUISITION, CULTURE AND LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY / Index July 2009 Paperback

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Teacher Development in Action Understanding Language Teachers’ Conceptual Change

Theory and Concepts of English for Academic Purposes Ian Bruce, Senior Lecturer, General and Applied Linguistics, University of Waikato, New Zealand

Magdalena Kubanyiova, Lecturer, University of Birmingham, UK

Combining existing theories across language teacher cognition, teacher education, second language motivation and educational, social and personality psychology, this book offers an empirically-grounded, in-depth analysis of language teachers’ conceptual change.

Contents: Introduction: Why Talk about Language Teachers’ Conceptual Change / PART I: LEARNING, CHANGE AND MOTIVATION: KEY CONCEPTS AND THEORIES FOR LANGUAGE TEACHERS’ CONCEPTUAL CHANGE / PART II: LANGUAGE TEACHERS’ CONCEPTUAL CHANGE IN ACTION / PART III: RESEARCHING LANGUAGE TEACHER CONCEPTUAL CHANGE / Research Directions / PART IV: PROMOTING LANGUAGE TEACHERS’ CONCEPTUAL CHANGE / Conclusion / References / Index May 2011 Hardback

256pp £50.00

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Interpreting in the Community and Workplace A Practical Teaching Guide Mette Rudvin, Research Fellow and Elena Tomassini, Lecturer, both at Universita di Bologna, Italy

An innovative and comprehensive guide that can be applied to a wide range of dialogue settings this educational tool for trainers in all fields of dialogue interpreting addresses not only the two key areas of Community and Public Service Interpreting, the legal and health sectors, but also business interpreting.

Contents: List of Tables / Acknowledgments / Introduction / Interpreting in and for the Community, Between Practice and Practitioners. A Few Theoretical Premises / Theoretical Issues. The Impact of Crosscultural Communication, Institutional Hierarchies and Professional Ethics on Interpreting / Background. The Health Services, Legal Institutions and the Business Sector / Teaching Methods and Objectives. Course Structure / In the Classroom / Annotated Dialogues / Notes / Bibliography / Index May 2011 Hardback Paperback

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This book applies theory and research findings to the design of English for Academic Purposes courses. Drawing on approaches to researching academic communities, needs analysis and genre theory, a systematic approach to syllabus and curriculum development is proposed and used as the basis for detailed consideration of tasks and skills development.

Contents: Introduction / PART I: A THEORETICAL BASIS FOR ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES / Introduction to EAP: Key Issues and Concepts / Investigating the Academic World / Students’ Needs and EAP Course Design / PART II: THE DESIGN OF EAP COURSES / Developing an EAP Syllabus: Approaches and Models / EAP Courses and Subject Discipline Knowledge / EAP Courses and Language Knowledge / PART III: THE IMPLEMENTATION OF EAP COURSES / EAP and Teaching the Writing Skill / EAP and Teaching the Reading Skill / EAP and Teaching the Listening Skill / EAP and Teaching the Speaking Skill / Critical Thinking and its Development / EAP and Assessment / References / Index April 2011 Hardback

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Researching Chinese Learners Skills, Perceptions and Intercultural Adaptations Edited by Lixian Jin, Reader in Linguistics and Health, De Montfort University, UK and Martin Cortazzi, Visiting Professor, University of Warwick, UK

This collection focuses on Chinese learners with original data sets using innovative research methods. It investigates Chinese learners’ learning and language skills, perceptions and particularly the processes of reciprocal intercultural adaptations in a wide international context of Australia, Canada, China, Hong Kong, New Zealand and the UK Contents: Figures / Tables / Diagrams / Appendices / Acknowledgements / Notes On Contributors / Introduction: Contexts for Researching Chinese Learners; L.Jin & M.Cortazzi / PART I: DEVELOPING TEACHING AND LEARNING IN CHINA / PART II: INTERCULTURAL ADAPTATION: CHINESE LEARNERS IN INTERNATIONAL CONTEXTS / Index February 2011 Hardback

312pp £55.00

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Functional Grammar in the ESL Classroom Rodney H. Jones, Associate Professor, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong and Graham Lock, Adjunct Associate Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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A set of easy to use techniques helps students discover for themselves how grammar works in real world contexts and how grammatical choices are not just about form but about meaning.

Contents: Introduction: Basic Principles / Comparing / Sequencing / Gap Filling / Reconstructing / Combining Activities / Transforming / Elaborating / Appendix 1 List of General Procedures / Appendix 2 - Glossary / References / Index January 2011 Hardback Paperback

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Intercultural Interaction

Researching Vocabulary

A Multidisciplinary Approach to Intercultural Communication

A Vocabulary Research Manual

Series Editors: Christopher N. Candlin and David R. Hall

Helen Spencer-Oatey, Director of CELTE, University of Warwick, UK and Peter Franklin, Professor, HTWG Konstanz University of Applied Sciences, Germany

All books in this series are written by leading researchers and teachers in Applied Linguistics, with broad international experience. They are designed for the MA or PhD student in Applied Linguistics, TESOL or similar subject areas and for language professionals keen to extend their research experience.

‘...delivers an excellent survey of all on-going discussions and research in the intercultural field...

This book is a state-ofthe-art encyclopedia of intercultural research.’

- Sietar Europa

Children Learning Second Languages Annamaria Pinter, Associate Professor,University of Warwick, UK

This comprehensive guide to research and debate centres around language learning in childhood, the age factor and the different contexts where language learning happens, including home and school contexts. The scope is wide, capturing examples of studies with different age groups, different methodological approaches and different languages.

Contents: List of Tables / Series Editors’ Preface / Acknowledgements / Introduction / PART I: BACKGROUND TO CHILD SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION AND PEDAGOGY / Theories of Child Development / Language Learning Processes in Childhood: First and Second Languages / Contexts for Language Acquisition in Childhood / PART II: OVERVIEW OF RESEARCH STUDIES / Child SLA and Pedagogy: A Broad Overview of Approaches to Research / Case Studies: Interactions between Research and Practice / PART III: ISSUES IN FUTURE RESEARCH AND PRACTICE / Exploring Ethical and Methodological Issues in Research Involving Children / Some Feasible Studies for Future Research / PART IV: RESOURCES / Resources in the Area of Child SLA and Pedagogy / References / Index March 2011 Hardback Paperback

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304pp £60.00 £19.99

Written in a highly accessible style and in four parts, this book provides rapid and authoritative access to current ideas and practice in intercultural communication. It draws on concepts and findings from a range of different disciplines and uses authentic examples of intercultural interaction to illustrate points.

Contents: List of Figures / General Editors’ Preface / Acknowledgments / Introduction / PART I: CONCEPTUALIZING INTERCULTURAL INTERACTION / Unpacking Culture / Intercultural Interaction Competence / Achieving Understanding in Intercultural Interaction / Promoting Rapport in Intercultural Interaction / Confronting Disadvantage and Domination in Intercultural Interaction / Adapting to Unfamiliar Cultures / PART II: PROMOTING COMPETENCE IN INTERCULTURAL INTERACTION / Assessing Competence in Intercultural Interaction / Developing Competence in Intercultural Interaction / PART III: RESEARCHING INTERCULTURAL INTERACTION / Research Topics in Intercultural Interaction / Culture and the Research Process / PART IV: RESOURCES ON INTERCULTURAL INTERACTION / Resources / References / Index July 2009 Hardback Paperback

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Norbert Schmitt, Professor of Applied Linguistics, University of Nottingham, UK

The book overviews a wide range of vocabulary research methodologies, and offers practical advice on how to carry out valid and reliable research on first and second language vocabulary. It includes a resources section which outlines the lexical tests, corpora, software, internet sites, and other resources available to vocabulary researchers.

Contents: General Editors’ Preface / Preface / Acknowledgements / PART I: OVERVIEW OF VOCABULARY ISSUES / Vocabulary Use and Acquisition: 10 Key Issues / PART II: FOUNDATIONS OF VOCABULARY RESEARCH / Issues of Vocabulary Acquisition and Use / Formulaic Language / PART III: RESEARCHING VOCABULARY / Issues in Research Methodology / Measuring Vocabulary / Example Research Projects / PART IV: RESOURCES / Vocabulary Resources / References / Quick Check List / Index August 2010 Hardback Paperback

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Developing Courses in English for Specific Purposes Helen Basturkmen, Senior Lecturer, University of Auckland, New Zealand

Presented in two parts, this book firstly introduces core considerations in ESP course development drawing on examples from a wide range of ESP and EAP courses.

Secondly, four case studies show how experienced ESP teachers and course developers went about developing courses to meet the needs of their particular learners.

Contents: Preface / Acknowledgements / List of Terms / List of Figures / List of Tables / Introduction / PART I: MAIN CONSIDERATIONS ON ESP COURSE DEVELOPMENT / Analyzing Needs / Investigating Specialist Discourse / Developing the Curriculum / PART II: CASE STUDIES IN ESP COURSE DEVELOPMENT / English for Police / English for Medical Doctors / English for Visual Arts / English for Thesis Writing / Conclusion / References / Index October 2010 Hardback Paperback

176pp £60.00 £18.99

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The Construction of English Culture, Consumerism and Promotion in the ELT Global Coursebook

Conceptualising ‘Learning’ in Applied Linguistics Edited by Paul Seedhouse, Professor of Educational and Applied Linguistics, Steve Walsh, Senior Lecturer and Chris Jenks, Lecturer, all at University of Newcastle, UK

John Gray, Senior Lecturer, TESOL/Applied Linguistics, University of East London, UK

This book takes the view that ELT global coursebooks, in addition to being curriculum artefacts, are also highly wrought cultural artefacts which seek to make English mean in highly selective ways and it argues that the textual construction (and imaging) of English parallels the processes of commodity promotion more generally.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Introduction / Culture and English Language Teaching / Describing and Analysing ELT Coursebooks / Representational Repertoires 1: Streamline Connections and Building Strategies / Representational Repertoires 2: The New Cambridge Course 2 and The New Edition / Production and Regulation of Content / Consumption of Content / Future Directions / Conclusion / Notes / Appendices / Bibliography / Index September 2010 232pp Hardback £50.00

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An exciting new collection by worldleading researchers in L2 learning addressing: Why do conceptions of ‘learning’ vary so much in L2 learning research? Is there a conceptualization of ‘learning’ to which members of different schools of SLA can subscribe?

Contents: List of Illustrations / List of Tables / Notes on the Editors and Contributors / Transcription Conventions / Introduction; S.Walsh & C.Jenks / Prolegomena to Second Language Learning; V.Cook / Theoretical Pluralism in SLA: Is there a Way Forward?; R.Ellis / Having and Doing: Learning from a Complexity Theory Perspective; D.LarsenFreeman / A Cognitive View of Language Acquisition: Processability Theory and Beyond; M.Pienemann / Vocabulary Learning in a Second Language: Familiar Answers to New Questions; P.Nation & I.Elgort / Conceptual Changes and Methodological Challenges: On Language and Learning From a Conversation Analytic Perspective on SLA; S.P.Doehler / Learning a Second Language through Classroom Interaction; P.Seedhouse & S.Walsh / Adaption in Online Voice-Based Chat Rooms: Implications for Language Learning in Applied Linguistics; C.Jenks / Limitations of Social Interaction in Second Language Acquisition: Learners’ Inaudible Voices and Mediation in the Zone of Proximal Development; A.S.Ohta / English as an Additional Language: Learning and Participation in Mainstream Classrooms; C.Leung / Participation and Instructed Language Learning; J.Appel / Building a Comprehensive Second Language Acquisition Theory; F.Myles / A Framework for Conceptualising Learning in Applied Linguistics; P.Seedhouse / Bibiliography / Index August 2010 Hardback

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Learning and Teaching Across Cultures in Higher Education Edited by David Palfreyman, Lecturer, Zayed University, United Arab Emirates and Dawn Lorraine McBride, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Lethbridge, Canada

‘This book does highlight the complexities of intercultural teaching and learning and expands the theoretical and practical possibilities.

Educators will find most chapters in this book of interest, offering as they do some practical ideas for action, as well as theoretical propositions and sometimes discomforting challenges to our own beliefs and understandings about learning and teaching across cultures in higher education.’ - Higher Education Research & Development This book contains theoretical rationale, resources and examples to help readers understand and deal with situations involving contact between learners or educators from different cultural backgrounds, as well as giving insights into the new global context of higher education.

Appraising Research: Evaluation in Academic Writing Susan Hood, Senior Lecturer in TESOL and Applied Linguistics, University of Technology Sydney, Australia

Focusing on the introductions to research articles in a variety of disciplines, the author uses appraisal theory to analyze how writers bring together multiple resources to develop their positions in the flow of discourse. It will be most useful for researchers new to appraisal, and to EAP teachers.

Contents: Acknowledgements / List of Figures and Tables / Evaluation in Academic English / Establishing a Warrant for Research / Writing with Attitude / Attitude and Field in Academic Writing / Prosodies of Attitude / Legitimising Space for New Knowledge: Disciplinary Differences / References / Index May 2010 Hardback

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Narrative Identity in English Language Teaching Exploring Teacher Interviews in Japanese and English Patrick Kiernan, Lecturer, Rikkyo University, Japan

Addressing both language teachers and identity researchers, this book underlines the importance of identity in ELT through an analysis of teacher stories told in interviews with the author. It illustrates a new multi-dimensional approach to exploring narrative identity in qualitative interviews through a linguistic analysis of anecdotes.

Contents: List of Figures / List of Tables / List of Extracts / Preface / Acknowledgements / Abbreviations / Introduction / Narrative and Conversation Teaching / Identity Matters / The Narrative Research Interview / Spatio-temporal Focus and the Construction of Identity / Evaluation and Identity / Professional Identity in ELT / Conclusion / References / Index May 2010 Hardback

232pp £52.00

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Contents: List of Figures / List of Tables / Notes on the Editors and Contributors / A Note on Terminology / Transcription Conventions / Introduction: Learning and Teaching Across Cultures in Higher Education; D.Palfreyman / PART 1: ISSUES / PART 2: PRACTICE / References / Index A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com August 2010 Hardback Paperback

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A Student’s Guide to the MA TESOL Nancy Bell, Assistant Professor, Washington State University, USA

‘The book provides an excellent, accessible general introduction to core content areas and issues for students entering MA TESOL programs. It will be of great assistance to students in making sense of what can be a fairly bewildering span of theoretical perspectives, and it will also allow academic teaching staff to readily situate the particular orientations they wish to explore in more depth. It is a welcomed innovation in the professional development literature in the TESOL field.’- Susan Hood, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia This book is a practical and insightful guide for new MA TESOL students, providing information that will shape their expectations of the field and of their program. It discusses foundational information about the profession, as well as discussion and guidance regarding the graduate school experience.

Contents: Preface / PART I: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE DISCIPLINE OF TESOL / Situating Ourselves / Language, Learning, and Teaching / Key Concepts in TESOL / PART II: STUDYING FOR YOUR MA TESOL / Learning to Learn in Graduate School / Research and the (Future) TESOL Instructor / Professional Development in and beyond Graduate School / Conclusion / Appendix A: Common Acronyms in TESOL / Appendix B: Websites for TESOL Information and Professional Development / References / Glossary / Index July 2009 Paperback

176pp £14.99

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Qualitative Research in Applied Linguistics A Practical Introduction Edited by Juanita Heigham, Associate Professor, Sugiyama Jogakuen University, Japan and Robert A. Croker, Associate Professor, Nanzan University, Japan

Written in a clear, informal style for graduate students and practicing teachers embarking on their first qualitative research study in applied linguistics, leading authors introduce the principal research approaches and data creation methods to offer novice researchers an easy-tofollow and straightforward guide to qualitative inquiry.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Preface / Notes on Contributors / PART I: OVERVIEW / PART II: QUALITATIVE RESEARCH APPROACHES / PART III: QUALITATIVE DATA COLLECTION METHODS / PART IV: PRACTICAL ISSUES / Subject Index A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com June 2009 Hardback Paperback

352pp £60.00 £19.99

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Sociophonetics An Introduction Erik Thomas, Associate Professor, North Carolina State University, USA

‘This clearly written text fills an instructional gap and joins together strands of research in a thorough and organized manner.’ - Thomas C. Purnell, University of Wisconsin, USA

A comprehensive and accessible introduction to this rapidly expanding field.

Key Features: • Provides detailed analysis of phonetic variables, discussing consonants, vowels, prosody and voice quality.

• Includes clear and thorough explanations of how to measure linguistic phenomena and conduct acoustic analyses and perception experiments.

• Contains almost 200 illustrations of phonetic processes and ‘field marks’ for the examination of sociolinguistic variables.

• Covers a variety of theoretical approaches, including exemplar theory and cognitive sociolinguistics.

• Examines, through theoretical issues, how sociolinguistics, phonetics and cognitive linguistics are linked.

Contents: Preface / The Place of Sociophonetics / Production / Perception / Consonants / Vowels / Prosody / Voice Quality / Combinations of Different Types of Features / Variation and the Cognitive Processing of Sounds / Sound Change / Social Factors and Phonetics / Lateral Transfer / Notes / References / Index December 2010 376pp Hardback £60.00 Paperback £19.99

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The New Sociolinguistics Reader Edited by Nikolas Coupland, Research Director, and Adam Jaworski, Professor of Language and Communication, both at Centre for Language and Communication Research, Cardiff University,UK

This indispensable volume compliments the original Sociolinguistics Reader and brings together many of the discipline’s most influential authors and texts. Including important new approaches to language and gender, social change and multilingualism, the editors point to key themes, debates and shifts within modern Sociolinguistics.

Key Features: • Helpful introduction to each of the six distinctive sections.

• Newly commissioned chapters set alongside reprints of classic texts.

• An introduction outlining the main sub-fields of this dynamic and changing field and the links between them.

• Contributors are eminent sociolinguists acclaimed internationally as pioneers and leading authorities in the field.

Contents: PART I: LANGUAGE VARIATION / PART II: LANGUAGE, GENDER AND SEXUALITY / PART III: STYLE, STYLISATION AND IDENTITY / PART IV: LANGUAGE ATTITUDES, IDEOLOGIES AND STANCES / PART V: MULTILINGUALISM, CODE-SWITCHING AND DIGLOSSIA / PART VI: LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND INTERACTION A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com February 2009 Paperback

752pp £25.99

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Multimodal Texts from Around the World

Displaying Competence in Organizations

Cultural and Linguistic Insights

Discourse Perspectives Edited by Katja Pelsmaekers, Lecturer of English For Business, Craig Rollo, Lecturer in International Business Communication, both at University of Antwerp, Belgium, Tom Van Hout, Research Fellow, Ghent University College, Belgium, Priscilla Heynderickx, Assistant Professor, Lessius University College, Belgium

Edited by Wendy Bowcher, Professor and Director of Applied Linguistics Program, Sun Yat-sen University, China

This collection of original articles by scholars from around the world provides a fascinating glimpse into some of the ethical, political, economic, historical, and social concerns that are construed through multimodal texts from a wide variety of languages and cultures Contents: Introduction: Multimodal Texts from Around the World: Cultural and Linguistic Insights; W.L.Bowcher / AFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST / EUROPE / THE INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT / ASIA AND OCEANIA / NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA / USA / Index A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com May 2011 Hardback

256pp £50.00

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English in Japan in the Era of Globalization Edited by Philip Seargeant, Lecturer in Applied Linguistics, The Open University, UK

Leading scholars in the field examine the role played by the English language in contemporary Japanese society. Their various chapters cover the nature, status, and function of English in Japan, focusing on the ways in which globalization is influencing language practices in the country.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / Introduction: English in Japan in the Era of Globalization; P.Seargeant / PART I: ENGLISH IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM / PART II: ENGLISH IN SOCIETY AND CULTURE / Index A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com May 2011 Hardback

256pp £50.00

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Competence encompasses or overlaps with notions of efficiency, success, accountability, excellence and self-justification. This collection explores ways in which individuals, teams or groups in organizations discursively present themselves as competent to perform tasks or functions, possibly at a superior level.

Contents: List of Contributors / Acknowledgements / Discourse Perspectives on Competence in Organizations; T.Van Hout, K.Pelsmaekers, P.Heynderickx & C.Rollo / ‘Taking Ownership’: Language and Ethnicity in the Job Interview; C.Roberts / Equality for Those Who are Competent. Discourses on Competencies, Diversity and Equality in the Public Sector; S.Scheepers / The Language of Power. An Analysis of a Corpus of CEO Letters; B.Hendriks & M.Van Mulken / The Successful 2008 Presidential Candidate: How Political Weblogs Have Contributed in Shaping the American Electorate’s Preferences; G.Riboni / The Representation of Competence in Newspaper Interviews. A LinguisticPragmatic Discourse Analysis of the (Self-)Representation of Journalists and Politicians in Written Interviews; M.Temmerman / Competence on Display: Crafting Stories During Newsroom Editorial Conferences; T.Van Hout & E.Van Praet / Interpreting Competence: Nursing Staff and Family Members as Ad-Hoc Interpreters in Hospitals; B.Pawlack / The Discursive Construal of Purpose by Means of Competence in German and English Corporate Mission Statements; B.Meex & H.Verplaetse / ‘Adam Smith for Diocesan Missioner’: Legitimation in Religious Discourse; G.Mautner / References / Index April 2011 Hardback

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The Discourse of Politics in Action

Chomsky and Deconstruction The Politics of Unconscious Knowledge

Politics as Usual

Christopher Wise, Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Western Washington University, USA

Ruth Wodak, Distinguished Professor of Discourse Studies, Lancaster University, UK

This book offers a careful and measured response to Noam Chomsky's criticism against deconstructive theories of language. The author reveals the connections between Chomsky's linguistic theories and politics by demonstrating their shared philosophical basis.

‘Wodak’s book is well-worth reading and thinking about.’

- Jonathon Roberge, Centre for Cultural Sociology, USA An interdisciplinary study providing first-hand evidence of the everyday lives of politicians; what politicians actually do on ‘the backstage’ in political organizations. The book offers answers to the widely discussed phenomena of disenchantment with politics and depoliticization.

Contents: List of Figures, Tables and Photographs / Preface / ‘Doing Politics’ / The (Ir)rationality of Politics / ‘Politics as Usual’ on the ‘European Stage’: Constructing and performing ‘European Identities / One Day in the Life of a MEP / Everyday Politics in Television: Fiction and / or Reality? / Order or Disorder: Fiction or Reality? The Implications of ‘Power and Knowledge Management’ on the Organization of ‘Politics as Usual’ / Appendix / Notes / References / Index April 2011 Paperback

272pp £19.99

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Exploring Semiotic Remediation as Discourse Practice

Contents: Introduction: The Politics of Unconscious Knowledge / Cerebral Hermeneutics / The Ungiven-Given / Locke’s Misreading of Descartes and Other Fairy Tales / Identity Politics and The Pedagogy of Competence February 2011 Hardback

208pp £48.50

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Edited by Paul A. Prior and Julie A. Hengst, both Associate Professors, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

Through theoretical and methodological frameworks, researchers from writing studies, communication disorders, communication studies, applied linguistics, anthropology, and education, argue for a new dialogic approach to multimodality as a question of semiotic practices as well as multimodal artifacts.

Contents: Preface / Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / Introduction: Exploring Semiotic Remediation; P.A.Prior & J.A.Hengst / The ‘Poetry Slam’, Mathemagicians, and Middle-School Math: Tracing Trajectories of Actors and Artifacts; K.Roozen / ‘On the many forms it took throughout’: Engineering a Multipart, Multiple Site Rhetorical Event; J.Shipka / Negotiating Moral Stance in Classroom Discussion About Literature: Entextualization and Recontextualization Processes in a Narrative Spell; M.M.Juzwik / Semiotic Remediation, Conversational Narratives and Aphasia; J.A.Hengst / Resemiotization of a Policy Initiative: Promoting Open Disclosure as ‘open communication about adverse events’; R.Iedema / Mediating Modes of Representation in Understanding Science: The Case of Genetic Inheritance; B.Saferstein & S.Sarangi / Citizens Doing Science in Public Spaces: Rhetorical Invention, Semiotic Remediation, and Simple Little Texts; J.T.Grabill & S.Blythe / Remaking IO: Semiotic Remediation in the Design Process; P.A.Prior / Semiotic Remediation: Afterword; J.Irvine / References / Author Index / Subject Index January 2010 Hardback

288pp £52.00

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Discourse and Genre

Politeness Across Cultures

Using Language in Context

Edited by Francesca Bargiela-Chiappini, Honorary Associate Professor, Centre for Applied Linguistics, University of Warwick, UK and Dániel Z. Kádár, Research Fellow/Associate Professor, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary

Stephen Bax, Reader in English Language, Learning, Assesment and Technology, University of Bedfordshire, UK

This accessible guide to discourse employs an innovative, inductive approach, with a clear focus on genre that allows students to examine language in context.

Using real texts, students are shown how each dimension of discourse links together and are offered practical guidance on how to carry out a discourse analysis project.

Contents: Introduction / How Do We Understand Texts? / Discourse and Discourse Analysis / Genre / Discourse Modes / Analysing Discourse: A Heuristic Approach / Spoken Genres: Conversations and Classrooms / Spoken Genres: The Courtroom, Jokes, Sports Commentary and Advertising / Written Genres: News reports, Personal Ads, Texting and Online Gaming / Texts Referring to other Texts: Intertextuality / Doing Discourse Analysis / Bibliography December 2010 232pp Hardback £49.50 Paperback £16.99

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Perspectives on the English Language Series Editor: Lesley Jeffries

This is the first edited collection to examine politeness in a wide range of diverse cultures. Most essays draw on empirical data from a wide variety of languages, including some key-languages in politeness research, such as English, and Japanese, as well as some lesser-studied languages, such as Georgian.

Contents: Foreword; C.Christie / Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / Introduction: Politeness Research in and across Cultures; D.Z.Kádár & F.Bargiela-Chiappini / PART I / Some Issues with the Concept of Face: When, What, How and How Much?; J.O’Driscoll / On the Concept of Face and Politeness; M.Sifianou / PART II / Impoliteness, Rapport Management and Workplace Culture: Truckers Performing Masculinities on Canadian Ice-Roads; L.Mullany / Why are Israeli Children Better at Settling Disputes than Israeli Politicians?; Z.Kampf & S.Blum-Kulka / Korean Honorifics and ‘Revealed’, ‘Ignored’, and Suppressed’ Aspects of Korean Culture and Politeness; L.Brown / Modern Chinese Politeness Revisited; Y.Gu / Modes of Address between Female Staff in Georgian Professional Discourse: Medical and Academic Contexts; M.Rusieshvili / PART III / Indirectness in Zimbabwean English: A Study of Intercultural Communication in the UK; K.Grainger / On (Im)Politeness Behind the Iron Curtain; E.Ogiermann & M.Suszczyńska / Conflict, Culture and Face; Y.Watanabe / Cultural Variability in Face Interpretation and Management; E.Bogdanowska-Jakubowska / Epilogue: S.Harris / Index of Names / Index of Topics December 2010 288pp Hardback £55.00

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Spanish at Work Analysing Institutional Discourse across the Spanish-Speaking World Edited by Nuria Lorenzo-Dus, Senior Lecturer, Department of Applied Linguistics, Swansea University, UK

A state-of-the-art collection of works on institutional discourse across the Spanishspeaking world. This volume focuses on how language is used in the media, politics and the workplace; what discursive identities are constructed; and how interpersonal relations are negotiated.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / List of Tables / Introduction; N.Lorenzo-Dus / PART I: LANGUAGES, IDENTITIES AND MEDIA INSTITUTIONS IN THE SPANISH-SPEAKING WORLD / PART II: DISCOURSE, PERSUASION AND PERFORMANCE IN POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS / PART III: DISCOURSE AND THE WORKPLACE / Index November 2010 312pp Hardback £60.00 Paperback £18.99

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Swearing

Tourism Discourse

A Cross-Cultural Linguistic Study

Language and Global Mobility

Magnus Ljung, Emeritus Professor of English, University of Stockholm, Sweden

'This volume is both a majestic state of the art review of work undertaken on swearing to date and a very important original contribution to studies in the area. I strongly recommend all with an interest in this topic to read this book.' - Tony McEnery, Lancaster University, UK This study provides a definition and a typology of swearing and compares its manifestations in English and twenty four other languages. In addition the study traces the history of swearing from its first known appearance in Ancient Egypt to the present day.

Contents: Preface / Acknowledgements / Notes on Transliteration / Abbreviations / Defining Swearing / A Typology of Swearing / History of Swearing / Interjections / Oaths, Emphatic Denials, Curses / Ritual Insults, Unfriendly Suggestions, Name-Calling / Degree, Dislike, Emphasis, Exasperation and Annoyance / Replacive Swearing / Notes / Appendices / Bibliography / Index November 2010 208pp Hardback £50.00

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Crispin Thurlow, Associate Professor, Department of Communication, University of Washington, USA and Adam Jaworski, Professor of Language and Communication, Centre for Language and Communication Research, Cardiff University,UK

Tourism Discourse offers new insights into the role of spoken, written and visual discourse in representing and producing tourism as a global cultural industry.

With a view to the interplay between the symbolic and economic orders of global mobility, the book is grounded in empirically-based studies of key tourism genres.

Contents: Acknowledgments / Introduction: Mediating Global Mobilities: Language, Tourism, Globalization / PART I: DISCOURSES ON THE MOVE: THE GENRES AND SYMBOLIC CAPITAL OF TOURISM DISCOURSE / Elite Mobility and Global Lifestyles: Inflight Magazines / Borrowed Genres and the Language Market: Trade Signs and Business Cards / Transient Identities, New Mobilities: Holiday Postcards with Virpi Ylänne / PART II: MOBILIZING LANGUAGE IDEOLOGIES: THE METALINGUISTIC PRODUCTION OF TOURISM DISCOURSE / Linguascaping the Exotic: Newspaper Travelogues / Language Crossing and Identity Play: TV Holiday Programmes with Virpi Ylänne / The Commodification of Local Linguacultures: Guidebook Glossaries / Conclusion: Tourism Discourse and Banal Globalization / Notes / References / Appendix / Index February 2010 Hardback

296pp £55.00

Critical Discourse Analysis and Cognitive Science New Perspectives on Immigration Discourse Christopher Hart, Lecturer in English Language and Communication, University of Hertfordshire, UK

This study advances a model for Critical Discourse Analysis which draws on Evolutionary Psychology and Cognitive Linguistics, applied in a critical analysis of immigration discourse.

It will be of special interest to students and researchers with which to explore new perspectives in CDA. Contents: Preface / Acknowledgements / Figures and Tables / PART I: THE SCOPE OF CDA / Introduction / Critical Discourse Analysis / PART II: EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY / Communication, Co-operation and Manipulation / Referential Strategies / Predication and Proximisation Strategies / Legitimising Strategies / PART III: COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS / Conceptualisation / Metaphor / Force-dynamics and Epistemic Modality / Concluding / References / Index October 2010 Hardback

240pp £50.00

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Translation Under Fascism Edited by Christopher Rundle, Lecturer in Translation Studies, University of Bologna, Italy and Kate Sturge, Senior Lecturer in Translation Studies and German, Aston University, UK

The history of translation has focused on literary work but this book demonstrates the way in which political control can influence and be influenced by translation choices. New research and specially commissioned essays give access to existing research projects which at present are either scattered or unavailable in English.

Contents: Notes on Contributors / PART I: INTRODUCTION / Translation and the History of Fascism; C.Rundle & K.Sturge / PART II: OVERVIEW ESSAYS / Translation in Fascist Italy: ‘The Invasion of Translations’; C.Rundle / ‘Flight from the Programme of National Socialism’? Translation in Nazi Germany; K.Sturge / It was what it wasn’t: Translation and Francoism; J.Vandaele / Translation in Portugal During the Estado Novo Regime; T.Seruya / PART III: CASE STUDIES / Literary Exchange between Italy and Germany: German Literature in Italian Translation; M.Rubino / The Einaudi Publishing House and Fascist Policy on Translations; F.Nottola / French-German and German-French Poetry Anthologies 1943-45; F-R. Hausmann / Safe Shakespeare: Performing Shakespeare During the Portuguese Fascist Dictatorship (1926-74); R.P.Coelho / PART IV: RESPONSE / The Boundaries of Dictatorship; M.Philpotts / Bibliography / Index October 2010 Hardback

296pp £55.00

Intellectual History in Contemporary South Africa Michael Onyebuchi Eze, Research Fellow, Kulurwissenschatliches Institut, Germany

In examining the intellectual history in contemporary South Africa, Eze engages with the emergence of ubuntu as one discourse that has become a mirror and aftermath of South Africa's overall historical narrative.

Contents: Introduction / South Africa: The Past is Another Country / South African (black) Nationalist ideologies and Resistance Movements / The ‘Prophets’ and the ‘Apocalypse’ / When the Chickens Come to Roost / Ubuntu: Many Voices of a History / Ubuntu: A Critique of Colonial / Apartheid Reason? / Ubuntu and the Making of South African Imaginary / Ubuntu: Towards a New Public Discourse / Conclusion: Towards a New Humanism?

August 2010 Hardback

256pp £55.00

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Jonathan Charteris-Black, Professor of Linguistics, University of the West of England, UK and Clive Seale, Professor of Medical Sociology, Queen Mary University of London, UK

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July 2010 Hardback

264pp £50.00

Nigel Armstrong, Senior Lecturer in French Studies, Department of French, University of Leeds, UK and Tim Pooley, Professor, London Metropolitan University, UK

An in depth examination of linguistic variation and change as a reflection of social convergence in the major French-speaking countries of Europe France, Belgium and Switzerland. Considered in the context of linguistic levelling the book provides a detailed account of recent social and linguistic change in European French.

July 2010 Hardback

328pp £55.00

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Language and the Politics of Sexuality Lesbians and Gays in Israel

Gender and the Language of Illness

An investigation of the influence of gender, social class, age and illness type in the language of people talking about their experiences of illness. It shows evidence of both conformity with and resistance to gender stereotypes.

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Social and Linguistic Change in European French

Erez Levon, Lecturer in Linguistics, Queen Mary, University of London, UK

Examining how lesbian and gay Israelis negotiate the linguistic performance of their sexualities and the constraints of Israeli national ideologies, this book broadens current understandings of the uses and effects of variation in language and details the interconnections between language use and sexual, national and political identities.

June 2010 Hardback

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sociolinguistics and discourse • Language and identity

Minority Languages in Europe

Confusing Discourse

Frameworks, Status, Prospects

Karol Janicki, Professor of Foreign Languages, University of Bergen, Norway

Edited by Gabrielle Hogan-Brun, Senior Research Fellow, Graduate School of Education, University of Bristol, UK and Stefan Wolff, Reader in Politics, University of Bath, UK

‘This book provides a highly useful interdisciplinary treatment of the challenges and opportunities confronting minority languages in Europe.’ - François Grin, University of Geneva, Switzerland As part of a common cultural heritage minority languages in Europe need protection. The contributions to this book reflect urgent, stimulating and productive debates among researchers in sociolinguistics, linguistic anthropology, politics and sociology, and among language activists and policy makers.

Contents: List of Tables and figures / Preface / Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / PART I: INTRODUCTION / PART II: LEGAL AND POLICY FRAMEWORKS / PART III: CASE STUDIES / PART IV: CONCLUSION / Language, Nationalism and Democracy in Europe; S.May / Index June 2010 Hardback Paperback

256pp £65.00 £19.99

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We easily hear and see when people are talking and writing, but we often do not understand what they are talking or writing about. This book addresses some sources of confusion in discourse and offers suggestions for diminishing it.

Contents: Preface / Introduction / What Are You Talking About? - Language and Abstraction / Learning New Words - How We Develop Meaning / Words Are Not What They Refer To - The Map Is Not the Territory / Words, Words, Words..., and Tables, Cars and Elephants / Intensional and Extensional Orientation / The Good Guys and the Bad Guys - Two-Valued and Multi-Valued Orientation / The Unfortunate Word ‘Is’ - Is of Identity and Is of Predication; E - Prime / Can You Tell The Difference? - Non-Verbal Phenomena, Descriptions, and Inferences / Can You Imagine It? - The Role of Visualization and Context in Understanding / Discourse / No Bamboozlement, Please! - How to Disclose Others’ Equivocation and Make / Your Own Discourse Less Confusing and Easier To Understand - A Summary and Some Warnings / Conclusion: Can We Go Bananas? Discourse and Health / Suggestions for Further Reading / References / Index December 2009 248pp Hardback £52.00

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Language and Identity

The Sociology of Language and Religion Change, Conflict and Accommodation Edited by Tope Omoniyi, Professor of Sociolinguistics, Roehampton University, UK

This is an eclectic collection of essays which successfully demonstrate how the Sociology of Language and Religion as a disciplinary paradigm responds to change, conflict and accommodation.

The multiple religious coverage in the essays (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) as well as more or less global panorama.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Notes on Contributors / Introduction: Change, Conflict and Accommodation; T.Omoniyi / Jewish Religious Multilingualism; B.Spolsky / Mauritian Muslims: Negotiating Changing Identities Through Language; A.Rajah-Carrim / Arabic and Socio-Cultural Change Among the Yoruba; O.Salami / Authenticating a Tradition in Transition: Language of Hinduism in the U.S; R.Pandharipande / Blorít – Pagans’ Mohawk or Sabras’ Forelock?: Ideological Secularization of Hebrew Terms in Socialist Zionist Israeli; A.Yadin & G.Zuckermann / Society, Language, History, and Religion: A Perspective on Bangla from Linguistic Anthropology; J.Wilce / Metaphors of Change: Adolescent Singaporeans Switching Religion; P.Ghim-Lian Chew / African American Vernacular English, Religion and Ethnicity; N.Kamwangamalu / Holy Hip-Hop, Language and Social Change; T.Omoniyi / Index December 2010 256pp Hardback £50.00

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Language and identity Palgrave Studies in Minority Languages and Communities Series Editor: Gabrielle Hogan-Brun

Language and Conflict in Northern Ireland and Canada

Can Schools Save Indigenous Languages?

A Silent War

Policy and Practice on Four Continents Janet Muller, Chief Executive, POBAL, UK

This series provides readers with new research based on single or comparative case studies on minority languages worldwide. The series focuses on their use, status and prospects, and on linguistic pluralism in areas with immigrant or traditional minority communities or with shifting borders.

Each volume is written in an accessible style for researchers and students in linguistics, education, politics and anthropology, and for practitioners interested in language minorities and diversity.

Democratic Policies for Language Revitalisation: The Case of Catalan

July 2010 Hardback

Edited by Miquel Strubell, Linguamon-UOC Chair in Multilingualism, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain and Emili Boix-Fuster, Professor, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain

A collection of studies offering an up-to-date analysis of official policies to promote Catalan in a democratic framework in each of the main Spanish regions where it is spoken: Catalonia, Valencia and the Balearic Islands.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Introduction; E.Boix & M.Strubell / La Catalanofonia: A Community in Search of Linguistic Normality; M.A.Pradilla-Cardona / The Legal Systems of the Catalan Language; J.Vernet & E.Pons / Policies Governing the Use of Languages in Relations Between the Authorities and the Public; I.Marí / Language in Education Policies; F.X.Vila i Moreno / Policies Promoting the Use of Catalan in Oral Communications and to Improve Attitudes Towards the Language; E.Boix, J.Melià & B.Montoya / Language Policies in the Public Media and the Promotion of Catalan in the Private Media, Arts and Information Technologies; J.Gifreu / Language Policy in the World of Business and Consumer Affairs: From Non-Existence to Ineffectiveness; J.Melià / An Overview of Catalan Research into Language Policy and Planning; E.Heiderpriem-Olazábal / Index March 2011 Hardback

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In a unique contribution to understanding the interaction of language policy and planning in modern conflict resolution, Janet Muller provides an insider account of the search for improved status for the Irish language in Northern Ireland from the 1980s.

296pp £55.00

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Edited by Nancy H. Hornberger, Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania, USA

This volume offers a close look at four cases of indigenous language revitalization: Māori in Aotearoa/New Zealand, Sàmi in Scandinavia, Hñähñö in Mexico and Quechua and other indigenous languages in Latin America. Essays by experts from each case are in turn discussed in international perspective by four counterpart experts.

November 2010 200pp Hardback £55.00 Paperback £19.99

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Galician and Irish in the European Context Attitudes Towards Weak and Strong Minority Languages Bernadette O’Rourke, Lecturer, Heriot-Watt University, UK

December 2010 200pp Hardback £50.00

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An exploration of the role of language attitudes and ideologies in predicting the survival prospects of a minority language. The author examines this role through a cross-national comparative analysis of Irish in the Republic of Ireland and Galician in the Autonomous Community of Galicia in north-west Spain.

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Language and identity Language and Globalization

The Relocation of English

Challenges in the Social Life of Language John Edwards, Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychology, St Francis Xavier University, Canada

‘Covering an amazingly broad range of topics in a lucid narrative, this volume brings the studies of language attitude, language and identity, language contact to a new critical height.'

- Li Wei, Professor of Applied Linguistics, Birkbeck College, University of London, UK

Addressing issues related to the physical, cultural, ideological and psychological relocation of English, this volume provides a critical examination of current sociolinguistic study of English in the world and suggests a new approach which focuses more on ideological and psychological aspects of the phenomenon.

August 2010 Hardback

176pp £50.00

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From Migrant to Citizen: Testing Language, Testing Culture Edited by Christina Slade, Dean, City University, London, UK and Martina Möllering, Head of Department of International Studies, Macquarie University, Australia

Contents: Introduction / PART I: PERCEPTUAL UNDERPINNINGS / PART II: IDENTITY MATTERS / PART III: LANGUAGE CONTACT AND ITS CONSEQUENCES / References / Index

In this impressive volume a combination of theorists - linguists, historians and lawyers - address the subject of citizenship testing for language proficiency and ‘cultural’ knowledge. Discussing themes of identity and cultural belonging, they draw out the implications for Australia and the wider international community.

March 2011 Hardback

May 2010 Hardback

The first book to highlight the most pressing sociology-of-language themes of our times. All of which have to do with the twin issues of power and identity. Important evidence and illustrations bearing upon these matters are provided and supplemented by an extensive bibliography.

288pp £50.00

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Edited by Helen KellyHolmes, Lecturer in Sociolinguistics with New Media, University of Limerick, Republic of Ireland and Gerlinde Mautner, Professor, Institute for English Business Communication, Vienna University, Austria

Mario Saraceni, Principal Lecturer in English Language and Linguistics, University of Portsmouth, UK

Series Editors: Sue Wright and Helen Kelly-Holmes In the context of current political and social developments, where the national group is not so clearly defined and delineated, the state language not so clearly dominant in every domain, and cross-border flows and transfers affects more than a small elite, new patterns of language use will develop. This series aims to provide a framework for reporting on and analysing the lingustic outcomes of globalization and localization.

Language and the Market

Shifting Paradigms in a Global Era

304pp £55.00

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By examining marketdriven practices in a range of individual contexts this interdisciplinary collection offers an in-depth examination of the relationship between languages and market processes.

April 2010 Hardback

304pp £55.00

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Intercultural Journeys From Study to Residence Abroad Jane Jackson, Professor, Department of English, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Focusing on the actual experiences of L2 students who travelled from their homes to foreign lands as part of a faculty-led, short-term SA program, the author explores the linkage between intercultural awareness and sensitivity, language development (e.g., sociopragmatic awareness), and identity reconstruction in young adult L2 learners.

January 2010 Hardback

272pp £50.00

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Language and identity

Identity Trouble

Sport, Rhetoric, and Gender

Critical Discourse and Contested Identities

Historical Perspectives and Media Representations

Edited by Carmen Rosa Caldas-Coulthard, Centre for English Language Studies, University of Birmingham, UK and Rick Iedema, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Technology Sydney, Australia

Identity Trouble assembles contributions from a variety of discourse fields to discuss the pressures on traditional understandings of identity. The focus is on failures and uncertainties in people’s construction of their identities when faced change and the contributors raise critical questions about identity and how it may be reconfigured.

Contents: Tables and Figures / Notes on Editors and Contributors / Preface / Acknowledgements / Introduction: Identity Trouble: Critical Discourse and Contested Identities; R.Iedema & C.R.Caldas-Coulthard / PART I: DOING IDENTITY ANALYSIS: ARTICULATION, CHALLENGE, RESISTANCE IN THE NARRATION OF THE PUBLIC AND OF THE SELF / PART II: NEW WAYS OF UNDERSTANDING IDENTITY / IDENTITIES IN PROFESSIONAL SETTINGS / Index A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com September 2010 296pp Hardback £60.00 Paperback £19.99

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Language, Identity and Liberation in Contemporary Irish Literature Jennifer Keating-Miller, Assistant Director of Undergraduate Research, Carnegie Mellon University, USA

Linda K. Fuller, Professor of Communications, Worcester State College, USA

‘As the editor of this ambitious collection, Fuller has carved out a unique niche. The three topics of sports, gender, and rhetoric are each individually broad fields of study now and, by combining them, this work will to touch a nerve with many people.

This book is interesting, original, and insightful.’ Michael Real, Royal Roads University, Canada ‘This informative, captivating collection of extremely well-written essays cover a wide variety of topics...A wonderful resource for those interested in women’s studies, women and sport and sports sociology.’ - Choice Interested in the nexus between sport, gender, and language, Sport, Rhetoric, and Gender: Historical Perspectives and Media Representations contains twenty-one wide-ranging chapters examining sport vis-à-vis the language surrounding and incorporated by it in the world arena.

Contents: PART I: SPORT LANGUAGE PER SE / PART II: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES / PART III: PRINT MEDIA REPRESENTATIONS / PART IV: BROADCAST MEDIA REPRESENTATIONS / PART V: VISUAL MEDIA REPRESENTATION / PART VI: CLASSIC CASE STUDIES A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com December 2009 288pp Hardback £47.50 Paperback £21.99

Ireland’s history of contested language systems has always been linked to its political realities; Language, Identity and Liberation in Contemporary Irish Literature attends to a movement of contemporary Irish writing that considers the significance of the region’s tumultuous cultural, social and political history in portrayals of contemporary Ireland’s everyday life and speech.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Preface / A ‘Habitable Grief’?: The Legacy of Cultural and Political Strife in Ireland’s Contentious Language Systems / A Republic of One: Individuality, Autonomy and the Question of Irish Collectivity in Seamus Deane’s Reading in the Dark and Dermot Healy’s A Goat’s Song / Writing Republicanism: A Betrayal of Entrenched Tribalism in Belfast’s Own Vernacular / The Misfit Chorus Line: Ireland from the Margins in Patrick McCabe’s Call Me the Breeze / Casting Cathleen: Femininity and Motherhood on the Contemporary Irish Stage / Works Cited / Bibliography / Index November 2009 200pp Hardback £52.00

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Language, Discourse, Society Series Editors: Stephen Heath, Colin MacCabe and Denise Riley

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communication Communication

Gendered Discourse in the Professional Workplace Louise Mullany, Associate Professor of Sociolinguistics, School of English Studies, University of Nottingham, UK

‘...a very stimulating and timely book which provides valuable insights into the various ways in which gender is reflected, created, maintained, and challenged in workplace discourse...It will be of interest and relevance to scholars interested in workplace communication as well as language and gender.’ - Stephanie Schnurr, Journal of Sociolinguistics Despite the inroads made by women in the professions, the glass ceiling remains a persistent barrier to their career progression. Using a range of interactional sociolinguistic data this publication investigates the crucial role that gendered discourses play in perpetuating workplace gender inequalities.

Contents: List of Tables and Diagrams / Acknowledgements / Transcription Conventions / The Professional Workplace as a Research Site / Gender Discourses: A Critical Sociolinguistic Approach / Collecting Workplace Data / Analysing Workplace Interaction / The Retail Company / The Manufacturing Company / Gendered Work: Ideologies and Stereotypes in Action / Towards the Future: Breaking the Stereotypes of Gendered Work / Appendix / References / Index September 2010 248pp Hardback £53.00 Paperback £19.99

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Shortlisted for the International Gender and Language (IGALA) Book Prize 2008 Palgrave Studies in Professional and Organizational Discourse

Bourdieu, Language and the Media John F. Myles, Senior Lecturer in Communication Studies, University of East London, UK

This book engages with key theoretical and analytical issues in the field of media, communication and cultural studies. Using case studies of radio, internet, text messaging and photojournalism, it deploys Bourdieu’s ideas to reveal how language in the media is implicated in broader social patterns of ‘symbolic violence’.

Contents: List of Illustrations / List of Tables / Acknowledgements / Introduction / PART I: THEORETICAL ISSUES IN STUDYING LANGUAGE AND THE MEDIA / Bourdieu-Language-Media / Bourdieu, Language and Media Studies / Interrogating Bourdieu on Language: Critical Discourse Analysis, Postmodernism and Ethnomethodology / PART II: CASE STUDIES / Journalism, Language and the City / The Body in the Press: Social Codes in Urban Photojournalism / Voice, Radio, Field / Language, Media and Opinion Polling / Bourdieu and Language Technologies: Texting-Mobility-Habitus / Conclusion: Linguistic Market, Audiences and Reflexivity / Bibliography August 2010 Hardback

184pp £50.00

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Persuading People An Introduction to Rhetoric 2nd edition Robert Cockcroft, formerly Lecturer in English, University of Nottingham, UK and Susan Cockcroft, Principal Examiner in A-level English Language and Literature (AQA), UK

‘...a highly valuable tool for linguists and literary critics, offering an updated presentation of ancient rhetoric, as reinterpreted for the present day. It is an attractive, friendly book, which reads very well...’

- Raquel Hidalgo Downing, Estudios Ingleses de la Universidad Complutense, Spain This book suggests ways of actively enhancing the persuasive skills of the student or general reader, through insights gained from analyzing ancient and modern rhetoric. It shows persuaders ‘matching and moment’ as they woo or provoke an audience, engage emotion, locate issues and construct arguments, and provides ‘hands on’ opportunities for experimenting with style and content. Combining theory and practice, this updated second edition makes extensive use of both contemporary and earlier examples to support its own persuasive aims and responsibilities to its audience.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Preface / Introduction: Rhetoric Defined / Personality and Stance / Pathos and Emotional Engagement / Reason: The Resources of Argument / Reason: Choice and Judgement / The Persuasive Process / The Persuasive Repertoire / Practising Persuasion / Conclusion / Appendix A: More on the Models / Appendix B: Further Rhetorical Devices / Appendix C: A Finding List for Rhetorical Devices / Bibliography / Index April 2005 Paperback

272pp £20.99

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professional and organizational discourse • stylistics PROFESSIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL DISCOURSE

Discourses of Deficit Edited by Christopher N. Candlin, Professor, Department of Linguistics, Macquarie University, Australia and Jonathan Crichton, Lecturer, Department of Communication, International Studies and Languages, University of South Australia, Australia

Key practitioners and researchers explore how people routinely and at particular sites are discursively constructed as deficient in ways that may affect their life chances. The book offers examples of how adopting multiple perspectives on research can provide a rich explanatory analysis of the construct of ‘deficit’ in a range of domains.

Contents: List of Contributors / Introduction; C.N.Candlin & J.Crichton / PART I: CHARACTERISATION IN THE CONTEXT OF LAW / PART II: RESPONSIBILITY IN THE CONTEXT OF SOCIAL WORK / PART III: IDENTITY IN THE CONTEXT OF HEALTH CARE / PART IV: RELATIONSHIPS IN THE CONTEXT OF MANAGEMENT / PART V: CAPACITY IN THE CONTEXT OF COMMUNICATION DISORDER / PART VI: RECOGNITION IN THE CONTEXT OF EDUCATIONAL DIVERSITY / PART VII: AGENCY IN THE CONTEXT OF MARKETING / PART VIII: MEMBERSHIP IN THE CONTEXT OF INSTITUTIONAL APPRAISAL / Index A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com December 2010 320pp 2 tables Hardback £55.00

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Palgrave Studies in Professional and Organizational Discourse

The Discourse of Commercialization

Stylistics

A Multi-Perspectived Analysis Jonathan Crichton, Lecturer, Department of Communication, International Studies and Languages, University of South Australia, Australia

An examination of how the commercialization of professional practice is implicated in its organizational discourses.

Drawing on a study of ELT colleges, the book explores how teaching practices are permeated and challenged by a ‘discourse of commercialization’ through which market priorities become normative in teachers’ professional lives.

Contents: List of Figures and Tables / Acknowledgements / Introduction / Why A Multi-Perspectived Approach to Discourse? / Framing the Discourse of Commercialization / Professional Practice as a Site of Struggle / Constructing Communities of Consumption / The Role of Macro Actors in Professional Practice / Understanding Practice and Informing Change / Appendix 1: Diary Coding System / Appendix 2: Brochure Coding System / References / Index November 2010 232pp Hardback £50.00

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Palgrave Studies in Professional and Organizational Discourse

Teaching Stylistics Edited by Lesley Jeffries, Professor of English Language, and Dan McIntyre, Senior Lecturer, both at University of Huddersfield , UK

Understanding language and its capacity to create literary effects is vital for any student of English.

Stylistics, the linguistic study of literary texts, has a key role to play in literary criticism. This book covers the theory and practice of teaching stylistics, focusing on the value of objectivity, rigour and replicability in text analysis.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Notes on the Contributors / Introduction; D.McIntyre & L.Jeffries / PART I: THEORETICAL ISSUES / The Place of Stylistics in the English Curriculum; D.McIntyre / A Teaching Career in Three Chapters and Three Examples: Why I Teach Stylistics, How I Teach it, and Why I Enjoy it; M.Short / Joining the Stylistics Discourse Community: Corpus Evidence for the Learning Processes Involved in Acquiring Skills for Stylistic Analysis; C.Bellard-Thomson / Processes of Interpretation: Using Meta-analysis to Inform Pedagogic Practice; M.Short, D.McIntyre, L.Jeffries & D.Bousfield / Using Stylistics to Teach Literature to Non-native Speakers; A.Chesnokova & V. Yakuba / Learning Without Teaching: Literature and the REDES Project; W.van Peer, S.Zyngier & A.Chesnokova / PART II: PEDAGOGY IN PRACTICE / Teaching the Stylistics of Poetry; L.Jeffries / Teaching the Stylistics of Drama; B.Busse / Teaching the Stylistics of Prose Fiction; M.Toolan / Teaching Non-literary Stylistics; M.Lambrou / Teaching Multimodal Stylistics; N.Nørgaard / Teaching Cognitive Stylistics; D.West / Appendix 1: Chronology of Key Events in Stylistics 343 / Appendix 2: List of Key Works in Stylistics 347 / Appendix 3: An Annotated Bibliography of Further Reading and Resources in Stylistics 350 / Appendix 4: List of Key Stylisticians and Their Contributions to the Discipline 361 / Appendix 5: A Survey of Current Provision of Postgraduate Courses in Stylistics in the UK and US 366 / Index May 2011 Hardback Paperback

296pp £55.00 £18.99

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Teaching the New English Series Editor: C.B. Knights

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stylistics

Language and Style Edited by Dan McIntyre, Senior Lecturer, University of Huddersfield, UK and Beatrix Busse, Assistant Professor, Institut fur Englische Sprachen und Literaturen, University of Bern, Switzerland

'It provides students and researchers with one of the most comprehensive introductions to the field of stylistics, describing the goals and methods of stylistics as applied to poetry, drama, and fiction.’

- Douglas Biber, Northern Arizona University, USA Language and Style represents the state-of-theart in literary stylistics and encompasses the full breadth of current research in the discipline.

Written by leading scholars in the field, chapters cover a variety of approaches, from traditional qualitative analysis to more recent developments in cognitive and corpus stylistics.

A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com July 2010 Hardback Paperback

560pp £65.00 £25.00

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Creativity in Language The State of the Art Edited by Joan Swann, Senior Lecturer, The Open University, UK, Robert Pope, Senior Lecturer, Oxford Brookes University, UK and Ronald Carter, Professor, University of Nottingham, UK

This edited collection brings together established and newer scholars who, collectively, are able to represent 'the state of the art' on creativity in language. A unique resource for students, encouraging critical dialogue and debate.

September 2011 280pp Paperback £19.99

The Possible Worlds of Hypertext Fiction Alice Bell, Lecturer in Language and Literature, Sheffield Hallam University, UK

Written in hypertext and read from a computer, hypertext novels exist as a collection of textual fragments, which must be pieced together by the reader.

The Possible Worlds of Hypertext Fiction offers a critical theory tailored specifically for this burgeoning genre, providing a much needed body of criticism in a key area of new media fiction.

Contents: The Universe of Hypertext Fiction / Hypertext Fiction and the Importance of Worlds / Contradictions, World Views and the Nature of Truth in Michael Joyce’s (1987) Afternoon; A Story / Going, Going, Gone: The Slippery Worlds of Stuart Moulthrop’s (1995) Victory Garden / Is there a Mary Shelley in this World? Parody and Counterparts in Shelley Jackson’s (1997) Patchwork Girl / The Colourful Worlds of Richard Holeton’s (2001) Figurski at Findhorn on Acid / Bibliography / Index March 2010 Hardback

224pp £50.00

216x138mm 978-0-230-54255-6

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Critical Stylistics The Power of English Lesley Jeffries, Professor of English Language, University of Huddersfield, UK

‘Critical Stylistics: The Power of English is perfectly pitched to meet the needs of students on courses such as English functional grammar, discourse analysis, stylistics, advanced composition and critical discourse analysis. Jeffries’s book is a long needed synthesis of linguistic stylistics and critical discourse analysis; it provides excellent background reading for advanced research on such issues as negation, speech and thought presentation, systemic grammar, and presupposition.’ - Donald E. Hardy, University of Nevada, USA How does language affect us? Critical Discourse Analysis provides a general theory of the impact that texts can have on readers.

Stylistics provides detailed tools of analysis for understanding how texts work. This book combines these strengths to uncover the deep-seated ideologies of everyday texts.

Contents: Introduction / The Background to Critical Stylistics / Naming and Describing / Representing Actions / Events / States / Equating and Contrasting / Exemplifying and Enumerating / Prioritising / Implying and Assuming / Negating / Hypothesising / Presenting Others’ Speech and Thoughts / Representing Time, Space and Society / Appendix - Commentaries on Exercises / Bibliography / Index December 2009 216pp Hardback £52.50 Paperback £17.99

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Perspectives on the English Language Series Editor: Lesley Jeffries

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Spaces of Fiction / Fictions of Space Postcolonial Place and Literary DeiXis Russell West-Pavlov, Professor of Postcolonial Literatures, Free University of Berlin, Germany

Reading a wide range of well known postcolonial writers along with more recent authors, Spaces of Fiction / Fictions of Space implements a new theory of literary spatial marking derived from the linguistic theory of deixis, and made accessible via an analysis of Beckett’s ‘semi-colonial’ play Waiting for Godot.

A Full Table of Contents is Available at: www.palgrave.com December 2009 264pp Hardback £52.00

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The Art of English: Literary Creativity Sharon Goodman and Kieran O’Halloran, both at Faculty of Education and Language Studies, The Open University, UK

What distinguishes some texts as ‘art’? This book critically examines texts which can be considered ‘literary’, ranging from poetry, drama and fiction to performance art and online literature.

It provides a lively and accessible introduction to stylistic, semiotic and multimodal analysis, drawing on literature, performance and linguistic studies.

April 2006 Paperback

504pp £23.99

Historical Linguistics

Changes in Complementation in British and American English

Authority and Identity A Sociolinguistic History of Europe before the Modern Age Robert McColl Millar, Lecturer in Linguistics, University of Aberdeen, UK

Corpus-Based Studies on Non-Finite Complements in Recent English

This is a history of Europe unlike any other: A theory-informed history of its language use. The ‘rise’ and ‘fall’ of languages are recounted, along with an analysis of why periods of linguistic diversity are followed by hegemony. How did the sociolinguistic past differ from the sociolinguistic present?

Juhani Rudanko, Professor of English, University of Tampere, Finland

The book shows how the system of English predicate complementation has been undergoing an amazing amount of variation and change in recent centuries, and identifies explanatory principles to account for this change and variation, with evidence from large electronic corpora of both British and American English.

Contents: List of Tables / Acknowledgements / Introduction / On a Class of Resultatives in Recent English / Innovative Resultatives in British and American English / Emergent Alternation in Complement Selection: The Spread of the Transitive into -ing Construction to Verbs of Unflavored Causation / Tracking and Explaining the Transitive out of –ing Pattern in Recent and Current English / Watching English Grammar Change: Variation and Change in the Grammar of Accustomed / On Sentential Complements of Object, with Evidence from the Old Bailey Corpus / Complements of Commit: Variation in the Grammar of an Innovative Verb / Concluding Observations / Notes / References April 2011 Hardback

240pp £55.00

Contents: List of Illustrations / A Note on Naming / Prologue / Sociology of Language: An Introduction / Linguistic Prehistory / The First European Literacies / The First Hegemonies / Centrifugal and Centripetal Forces.

Late Antiquity and the Early Medieval Period / Competing Hegemonies: The High Middle Ages / The Birth of the Modern?: The Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries / Conclusions / Notes / Bibliography July 2010 Hardback

256pp £50.00

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Palgrave Studies in Language History and Language Change Series Editor: Charles Jones

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historical linguistics • teaching and researching in higher education

Beowulf Jodi-Anne George, Senior Lecturer in English, University of Dundee, UK

This essential overview of the large body of Beowulf criticism takes a chronological approach, moving from eighteenthcentury reactions to twenty-first-century responses. Jodi-Anne George charts the changes in critical trends and also discusses popular culture’s continuing fascination with the Old English poem.

Studying the History of Early English Simon Horobin, Reader, Department of English, University of Oxford, UK

This accessible book introduces students to the latest linguistic approaches and methodologies for studying the history of English. Horobin shows the importance of thinking about why, as well as how, language changes over time and includes practical information on gathering evidence alongside worked-through textual examples.

Contents: Acknowledgements / Introduction: Hwaet! / ‘Rude beginning’: 1705-1899 / ‘Conflicting babel’: 1900-1931 / The Monsters Meet the Critics: the 1930s and 1940s / The Debates Continue: the 1950s and 1960s / Stock-taking: the 1970s / Critics on the Crest of a Wave: the 1980s / An Embarrassment of Critical Riches: the 1990s-Present / ‘Beowulf’ in Popular Culture / Conclusion / Notes / Select Bibliography / Index

Contents: Studying the History of English / Evidence / Standardization / Spellings and Sounds / The Lexicon / Morphology / Corpus Studies / Bibliography /

December 2009 200pp Hardback £45.00 Paperback £14.99

Perspectives on the English Language Series Editor: Lesley Jeffries

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December 2009 168pp Hardback £52.50 Paperback £17.99

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Teaching and Researching IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Learning Development in Higher Education Edited by Peter Hartley, Professor of Education Development, University of Bradford, UK, John Hilsdon, Head of Learning Development, University of Plymouth, UK, Sandra Sinfield, Co-ordinator for Learning and Language Development, London Metropolitan University, UK, Christine Keenan, Learning and Teaching Fellow, Bournemouth University, UK and Michelle Verity, Head of Student Enterprise and Development, York St John University , UK

This book shows how Learning Development enhances the student experience and promotes active engagement. Written by staff from the UK’s largest collaborative Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL), the book includes important insights for everyone interested in supporting student retention, progression and success.

November 2010 288pp Paperback £22.99

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Universities into the 21st Century Series Editor: Noel Entwistle

Readers’ Guides to Essential Criticism Series Editor: Nicolas Tredell

Chaucer’s Language

Beginning Old English Carole Hough, Reader in English Language and John Corbett, Professor of Applied Language Studies, both at Glasgow University, UK

Simon Horobin, Reader, University of Oxford, UK

Assuming no previous linguistic knowledge, students are introduced to Chaucer’s language in the original. Basic linguistic concepts are explained, and the differences between Chaucer’s language and modern English are highlighted. Close analysis and comparison with other writers show how Chaucer used the variety of English to achieve poetic effects.

November 2006 208pp Hardback £52.50 Paperback £17.99

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‘Practical, engaging and full of fresh and exciting strategies for getting students started with reading Old English.’ Chris Jones, University of St Andrews, UK December 2006 264pp Hardback £52.50 Paperback £17.99

Understanding the International Student Experience Catherine Montgomery, Associate Director for Research, Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Northumbria University, UK

Presents a contemporary approach to the experience of international students in Higher Education. Using empirical and qualitative data, the book explores their social and cultural context and its impact on their learning experience.

January 2010 Paperback

184pp £22.99

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Universities into the 21st Century Series Editor: Noel Entwistle

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Teaching Study Skills & Supporting Learning Stella Cottrell, Director of Lifelong Learning, University of Leeds, UK

Sets study skills teaching in context and outlines positive environments to enhance student skills. It addresses areas such as supportive infrastructures, induction, and supporting ‘at risk’ students. Topics include: interactive group skills, revision and exam strategies, writing, memory and critical analysis skills.

Contents: Preface / PART ONE: LEARNING IN CONTEXT / Introduction / Understanding the Learner / Supportive Learning Environments / Induction, Orientation and the Identification of Learning Needs / Integrating Study Skills into Teaching / Writing: The Burning Issue / Study Skills Programmes / Supporting Individual Students / Teaching to Support Learning: The Reflective Practitioner / PART TWO: MENUS / Outlines for Study Skills Sessions / Introduction to the Section / Induction: Orientation to Learning / Managing Learning: Attitudes and Approaches to Learning / Managing Learning: Identifying Skills and Learning Priorities / Working with Others / Organisational Skills / Thinking Skills / Using Lectures Effectively / Reading for Research / Writing Skills I / Writing Skills II / Writing Skills III / Critical and Analytical Thinking Skills / Seminars and Oral Presentations / Memory / Revision and Exams / Drawing it Together / Appendices / References / Index September 2001 384pp Paperback £23.99

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INDEX Bruce Theory and Concepts of English for Academic Purposes

A Aarts English Syntax and Argumentation Allan Bradshaw Finch The English Language & Linguistics Companion Analysing Conversation Szczepek Reed Antaki Applied Conversational Analysis Applied Conversational Analysis Antaki Applying Cognitive Linguistics to Second Language Learning and Teaching Littlemore Appraising Research: Evaluation in Academic Writing Hood Armstrong Pooley Social and Linguistic Change in European French The Art of English: Everyday Creativity Maybin Swann The Art of English: Literary Creativity Goodman O’Halloran Assertion Jary Authority and Identity McColl Millar

3 5 8 12 12 9 16 22 7 30 10 30

B Ballard The Frameworks of English Bargiela-Chiappini Kádár Politeness Across Cultures Basturkmen Developing Courses in English for Specific Purposes Bauer Holmes Warren Language Matters Bax Discourse and Genre Baynham Prinsloo The Future of Literacy Studies Beginning Old English Hough Corbett Bell A Student’s Guide to the MA TESOL Bell The Possible Worlds of Hypertext Fiction Benson Reinders Beyond the Language Classroom Beowulf George Beyond the Language Classroom Benson Reinders Bitchener Writing an Applied Linguistics Thesis or Dissertation Bourdieu, Language and the Media Myles Bowcher Multimodal Texts from Around the World

7 20 15 8 20 12 31 17 29 11 31 11 5 27 18

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C Caldas-Coulthard Iedema Identity Trouble Can Schools Save Indigenous Languages?

Hornberger Candlin Crichton Discourses of Deficit Challenges in the Social Life of Language Edwards Changes in Complementation in British and American English Rudanko Chapman Pragmatics Charteris-Black Seale Gender and the Language of Illness Chaucer’s Language Horobin Children Learning Second Languages Pinter Chomsky and Deconstruction Wise Cockcroft Cockcroft Persuading People Collins Hollo English Grammar Conceptualising ‘Learning’ in Applied Linguistics Seedhouse Walsh Jenks Confusing Discourse Janicki The Construction of English Gray Cottrell Teaching Study Skills & Supporting Learning Coupland Jaworski The New Sociolinguistics Reader Creativity in Language Swann Pope Carter Crichton The Discourse of Commercialization Critical Discourse Analysis and Cognitive Science Hart Critical Stylistics Jeffries Culpeper Katamba Kerswill English Language

26 24 28 25 30 3 22 31 14 19 27 5 15 23 15 32 18 29 28 21 29 6

D Democratic Policies for Language Revitalisation: The Case of Catalan Strubell Boix-Fuster Developing Courses in English for Specific Purposes Basturkmen Dewaele Emotions in Multiple Languages

24 15 9

Discourse and Genre Bax The Discourse of Commercialization Crichton The Discourse of Politics in Action Wodak Discourses of Deficit Candlin Crichton Displaying Competence in Organizations Pelsmaekers Rollo Van Hout

20 28 19 28 18

E Edwards Challenges in the Social Life of Language Égré Klinedinst Vagueness and Language Use Emotions in Multiple Languages Dewaele English Grammar Collins Hollo English Grammar for Today Leech Deuchar Hoogenraad English in Japan in the Era of Globalization Seargeant English Language Culpeper Katamba Kerswill The English Language & Linguistics Companion Allan Bradshaw Finch English Syntax and Argumentation Aarts Explicit Communication Soria Romero Exploring Semiotic Remediation as Discourse Practice Prior Hengst

25 10 9 5 8 18 6 5 3 10 19

F Field Key Concepts in Bilingualism Foster-Cohen Language Acquisition The Frameworks of English Ballard Freeborn From Old English to Standard English From Migrant to Citizen: Testing Language, Testing Culture Slade Möllering From Old English to Standard English Freeborn Fuller Sport, Rhetoric, and Gender Functional Grammar in the ESL Classroom Jones Lock The Future of Literacy Studies Baynham Prinsloo

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J

Galician and Irish in the European Context O’Rourke Gender and the Language of Illness Charteris-Black Seale Gender Perspectives on Vocabulary in Foreign and Second Languages Jimenéz Catalán Gendered Discourse in the Professional Workplace Mullany George Beowulf Goodman O’Halloran The Art of English: Literary Creativity Gray The Construction of English

24 22

9 27 31 30 15

H Hart Critical Discourse Analysis and Cognitive Science Hartley Hilsdon Sinfield Learning Development in Higher Education Heigham Croker Qualitative Research in Applied Linguistics Hogan-Brun Wolff Minority Languages in Europe Hood Appraising Research: Evaluation in Academic Writing Hornberger Can Schools Save Indigenous Languages?

Horobin Chaucer’s Language Horobin Studying the History of Early English Hough Corbett Beginning Old English

21 31 17 23 16 24 31 31 31

I Identity Trouble Caldas-Coulthard Iedema Intellectual History in Contemporary South Africa Onyebuchi Eze Intercultural Interaction Spencer-Oatey Franklin Intercultural Journeys Jackson Interpreting in the Community and Workplace Rudvin Tomassini An Introduction to English Language Kuiper Allan

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26 22 14 25 13

Jackson Intercultural Journeys Janicki Confusing Discourse Jary Assertion Jeffries Critical Stylistics Jeffries McIntyre Teaching Stylistics Jimenéz Catalán Gender Perspectives on Vocabulary in Foreign and Second Languages Jin Cortazzi Researching Chinese Learners Jones Lock Functional Grammar in the ESL Classroom

25 23 10 29 28

9 13 13

K Kearns Semantics Keating Miller Language, Identity and Liberation in Contemporary Irish Literature Kelly-Holmes Mautner Language and the Market Key Concepts in Bilingualism Field Key Concepts in Second Language Acquisition Reinders Loewen Kiernan Narrative Identity in English Language Teaching Kubanyiova Teacher Development in Action Kuiper Allan An Introduction to English Language

3

26 25 6 6 16 13 4

L Language Acquisition Foster-Cohen Language and Conflict in Northern Ireland and Canada Muller Language and Style McIntyre Busse Language and the Market Kelly-Holmes Mautner Language and the Politics of Sexuality Levon Language Matters Bauer Holmes Warren Language Testing O’Sullivan

12 24 29 25 22 8 12

Language, Identity and Liberation in Contemporary Irish Literature Keating-Miller Language, Thought and Reference Powell Learning and Teaching Across Cultures in Higher Education Palfreyman McBride Learning Development in Higher Education Hartley Hilsdon Sinfield Leech Deuchar Hoogenraad English Grammar for Today Leung Snape Second Language Acquisition Levon Language and the Politics of Sexuality Littlemore Applying Cognitive Linguistics to Second Language Learning and Teaching Ljung Swearing Lorenzo-Dus Spanish at Work

26 11 16 31 8 3 22 9 21 20

M Macaulay Seven Ways of Looking at Language Mastering Advanced English Language Thorne Mastering Communication Stanton Maybin Swann The Art of English: Everyday Creativity McColl Millar Authority and Identity McIntyre Busse Language and Style Meaning and Analysis Petrus Minkova Phonological Weakness in English Minority Languages in Europe Hogan-Brun Wolff Montgomery Understanding the International Student Experience Mullany Gendered Discourse in the Professional Workplace Muller Language and Conflict in Northern Ireland and Canada Multimodal Texts from Around the World Bowcher Myles Bourdieu, Language and the Media

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Narrative Identity in English Language Teaching Kiernan 16 The New Sociolinguistics Reader Coupland Jaworski 18

O O’Rourke Galician and Irish in the European Context O’Sullivan Language Testing Omoniyi The Sociology of Language and Religion Onyebuchi Eze Intellectual History in Contemporary South Africa

24 12 23 22

P Palfreyman McBride Learning and Teaching Across Cultures in Higher Education 16 Pelsmaekers Rollo Van Hout Displaying Competence in Organizations 18 Penhallurick Studying the English Language 4 Persuading People Cockcroft Cockcroft 27 Petrus Meaning and Analysis 11 Phonological Weakness in English Minkova 8 Pinter Children Learning Second Languages 14 Politeness Across Cultures BargielaChiappini Kádár 20 Poole Syntactic Theory 3 The Possible Worlds of Hypertext Fiction Bell 29 Powell Language, Thought and Reference 11 Pragmatics Chapman 3 Prior Hengst Exploring Semiotic Remediation as Discourse Practice 19

Q Qualitative Research in Applied Linguistics Heigham Croker

17

Reinders Loewen Key Concepts in Second Language Acquisition The Relocation of English Saraceni Researching Chinese Learners Jin Cortazzi Researching Vocabulary Schmitt Rudanko Changes in Complementation in British and American English Rudvin Tomassini Interpreting in the Community and Workplace Rundle Sturge Translation Under Fascism Saraceni The Relocation of English

6 25 13 14 30 13 22 25

S Schmitt Researching Vocabulary Seargeant English in Japan in the Era of Globalization Second Language Acquisition Leung Snape Seedhouse Walsh Jenks Conceptualising ‘Learning’ in Applied Linguistics Semantics Kearns Seven Ways of Looking at Language Macaulay Slade Möllering From Migrant to Citizen: Testing Language, Testing Culture Social and Linguistic Change in European French Armstrong Pooley The Sociology of Language and Religion Omoniyi Sociophonetics Thomas Soria Romero Explicit Communication Spaces of Fiction / Fictions of Space West-Pavlov Spanish at Work Lorenzo-Dus Spencer-Oatey Franklin Intercultural Interaction Sport, Rhetoric, and Gender Fuller Stanton Mastering Communication Strubell Boix-Fuster Democratic Policies for Language Revitalisation: The Case of Catalan A Student’s Guide to the MA TESOL Bell Studying the English Language Penhallurick

14 18 3 15 3 4 25 22 23 17 10 30 20 14 26 7

Studying the History of Early English Horobin Swann Pope Carter Creativity in Language Swearing Ljung Syntactic Theory Poole Szczepek Reed Analysing Conversation

31 29 21 3 8

T Teacher Development in Action Kubanyiova Teaching Study Skills &Supporting Learning Cottrell Teaching Stylistics Jeffries McIntyre Theory and Concepts of English for Academic Purposes Bruce Thomas Sociophonetics Thorne Mastering Advanced English Language Thurlow Jaworski Tourism Discourse Tourism Discourse Thurlow Jaworski Translation Under Fascism Rundle Sturge

13 32 28 13 17 7 21 21 22

U Understanding the International Student Experience Montgomery

31

V Vagueness and Language Use Égré Klinedinst

10

W West-Pavlov Spaces of Fiction / Fictions of Space Wise Chomsky and Deconstruction Wodak The Discourse of Politics in Action Writing an Applied Linguistics Thesis or Dissertation Bitchener

30 19 19 5

24 17 4

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