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World Englishes, 2019 AbstractIn September 1984, Braj Kachru suggested that an institutional archive for research on the English language across cultures should be set up. In Kachru's view, this project would include six strands of activity, including empirical sociolinguistic studies, pedagogical studies, resource materials, special registers, functional domains and formal
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Braj B. Kachru and Asian Englishes
World Englishes, 2019AbstractThis article discusses the range and scope of Braj Kachru's interests in Indian English and Asian Englishes, which were crucial to the development of world Englishes as a whole. The article begins with a discussion of the WE paradigm shift and then proceeds to highlight Kachru's contribution to Asian Englishes before moving on to provide an ...
Kingsley Bolton
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The intellectual trajectory of Braj B. Kachru
World Englishes, 2019AbstractBraj Kachru is a major figure in linguistics and English studies, and he has left us an intellectual legacy that speaks to a wide range of fields in language studies, including sociolinguistics, variation studies, bilingualism and multilingualism, applied linguistics, second language acquisition, and teaching English as a second or foreign ...
Kamal K Sridhar
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Pedagogy and world Englishes: The legacy of Yamuna Kachru
World Englishes, 2015ABSTRACTFrom the beginning of world Englishes (WE) as a field of study, Yamuna Kachru was a strong advocate for users of English in all circles. She consistently argued for language teaching and for language acquisition research that would acknowledge the diverse bilingual and multilingual contexts in which English is learned and used.
Margie Berns
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The Humanities And Social Studies In The Far East, 2020
In this essay, the author shares his memories of the developing scholarly identity of Braj B. Kachru, the father-founder of the revolutionary linguistic conception now known as the World Englishes paradigm. The personality of the great scholar, stimulated by the social realities he observed and reflected, as well as by the support of outstanding ...
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In this essay, the author shares his memories of the developing scholarly identity of Braj B. Kachru, the father-founder of the revolutionary linguistic conception now known as the World Englishes paradigm. The personality of the great scholar, stimulated by the social realities he observed and reflected, as well as by the support of outstanding ...
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English Today, 1996
YAMUNA KACHRU published the article “Contrastive rhetoric in world Englishes” in ET41 (Jan 95), prompting a letter from Reinhard Hartmann that appeared in ET42 (Apr 95). The following is Kachru's reply to Hartmann.
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YAMUNA KACHRU published the article “Contrastive rhetoric in world Englishes” in ET41 (Jan 95), prompting a letter from Reinhard Hartmann that appeared in ET42 (Apr 95). The following is Kachru's reply to Hartmann.
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