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English as a Global Language [PDF]
, 2016 There has never been in the past a language spoken more widely in the world than English is today. How far has English already spread? How much further can we expect it to go? What are the welfare implications? These are the three central questions in this chapter. The first two are deeply intertwined.
Jacques Melitz, Jacques Melitz
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Philosophical Papers, 2018
The ever-increasing dominance of English within analytic philosophy is an aspect of linguistic globalisation. To assess it, I first address fundamental issues in the philosophy of language. Steering a middle course between linguistic universalism and linguistic relativism, I deny that some languages might be philosophically superior to others, notably ...
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The ever-increasing dominance of English within analytic philosophy is an aspect of linguistic globalisation. To assess it, I first address fundamental issues in the philosophy of language. Steering a middle course between linguistic universalism and linguistic relativism, I deny that some languages might be philosophically superior to others, notably ...
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English as a Second Language and English as a Foreign Language
PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1963In many ways this particular section meeting has become one of the most significant in the annual program of the Modern Language Association. It serves to provide us with a measuring device which we can use to determine the extent to which we are fulfilling our international educational obligations.
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1974
TheearliestEnglish songs which still retain their power to delight a general, non-specialist musical audience are those of John Dowland (1563–1626), the English lutenist who travelled and studied on the continent, who was for some time lutenist to King Christian IV of Denmark and, towards the end of his life, in the service of the Duke of Wolgast in ...
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TheearliestEnglish songs which still retain their power to delight a general, non-specialist musical audience are those of John Dowland (1563–1626), the English lutenist who travelled and studied on the continent, who was for some time lutenist to King Christian IV of Denmark and, towards the end of his life, in the service of the Duke of Wolgast in ...
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2017
Based on the author's own extensive experience as an English language educator in a variety of traditionally non-English-speaking communities, the English language has been force-fed to them and disseminated as somehow vital to their life-chances as a neutral and value-free panacea for everything, when in fact, it is all too often a thief of their time,
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Based on the author's own extensive experience as an English language educator in a variety of traditionally non-English-speaking communities, the English language has been force-fed to them and disseminated as somehow vital to their life-chances as a neutral and value-free panacea for everything, when in fact, it is all too often a thief of their time,
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English Language and Literature
PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1931Allan G. Chester +2 more
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN ENGLISH STUDIES
Educational Review, 1968∗ This is a transcript of a talk given at a conference on English studies held in Birmingham University on 20th‐2ist October 1967. Topical allusions have been cut out without, it is hoped, distorting speech style. #cW J. McH. Sinclair, 1967.
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A systematic review of rehabilitation and exercise recommendations in oncology guidelines
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Kathleen Doyle Lyons +2 more
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