A collection of influential papers in applied linguistics, edited by Allen and Corder. This volume complements Readings for Applied Linguistics by including seminal research articles on second language acquisition, language teaching, and applied language studies, forming a foundational resource for students and researchers.
A classic anthology of key papers in applied linguistics, covering language learning, teaching, testing, and use. Edited by J. P. B. Allen and S. Pit Corder, it brings together influential articles foundational to the field of applied linguistics and English language teaching.
This collection introduces approaches to grammar that draw on functional and corpus perspectives. The book explores how English grammar operates in real texts, combining theory with practical applications. It is aimed at students of applied linguistics, English language, and teacher education.
This edited volume explores the role of grammar instruction in the composition classroom for ESL students who are preparing for higher education. Contributions from leading ESL and composition specialists discuss pedagogical approaches, classroom strategies, and research findings on integrating grammar with writing instruction. The book emphasizes teaching grammar as a tool for effective writte…
Set during the winter of 1837–1838 among the Blackfoot (Blood) people in southern Alberta. Sweetgrass, a 15-year-old girl, is the oldest unmarried in her tribe and must prove her maturity and strength during a smallpox epidemic and severe winter, stepping into adult responsibilities to help her family and community survive cmreviews.ca Google Books Amazon . The novel received numerous ac…
A comprehensive introduction to the study of language and linguistics, covering phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics, historical linguistics, and applied linguistics. This second edition includes updated research, exercises, and examples for students.
This study investigates how mental health conditions such as schizophrenia are depicted in news and fictional media, demonstrating routine stigmatization. It analyses both factual and fictional media content, explores public attitudes and carers' perspectives, and examines the impact of media portrayals on service users and policy debates (notably the UK’s “Care in the Community”). Develo…