1. ELL362 World Englishes
Hello, and welcome to the screencast for ELL363

2. Dr Gabriel Ozon Lecturer in Applied Linguistics Research interests
Variation in World Englishes
Grammar of contact varieties
Corpus linguistics
Some research papers available from
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3. Key topics Global spread of English; postcolonial contexts
Levels of variation
Models of World Englishes
Key debates
Englishes in Asia, Africa, Europe (Brexit)
Contact and change
Including pidgin and creole languages
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4. Key topics Implications for education Current trends
English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI)
Current trends
The English as a Lingua Franca (ELF) paradigm
World Englishes and corpus linguistics
Extra- and Intra-Territorial Forces (EIT)
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5. Assessment Annotated bibliography (25%) Data analysis (25%)
1,000 words
Data analysis (25%)
Original data (provided)
Essay (50%)
2,000 words
Topic of your choice
Week 6 and week 10
-Presentations (non-contributory)
-Adopt a grammar/variety
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6. Teaching format 1 weekly lecture 1 weekly seminar
Lots of online resources made available through MOLE
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7. Other Information No prerequisites
List of recommended (weekly) reading available ( me!)
Independent study
Choice
The module develops themes you may have first come across in modules such as HoE, Vars of Eng, Lang Change; but there are no prerequisites
If you’d like to have a sense of what we cover in the module, do please have a look at…
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8. Contact Information
Jessop West 1.20
I hope to see you next Spring/Autumn
Thanks for listening
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