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Submitted on 2008-07-10 by Stephen Kellogg Brooks
[Edit] [Delete] My book is now being made available FOR FREE at this web site. It is a 14 section expose on how language was invented. It introduces the teacher to how letters were seen as pictures and some of the ways that they were used. There are many unusual discoveries showing how specific words were invented. This book represents a major step forward. |
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Submitted on 2003-02-28 by webmaster
[Edit] [Delete] An on-line Journal for all TEFL teachers in Asia providing Academic articles. |
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Submitted on 2001-03-01 by Webmaster.
[Edit] [Delete] a twice-a-year journal on Gascon lexicology |
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Submitted on 2001-03-01 by Webmaster.
[Edit] [Delete] an electronic journal of language and law |
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Submitted on 2001-03-01 by Webmaster.
[Edit] [Delete] including Forensic Linguistics, the International Journal of Speech, Language, and the law. Note: this is a catalogue only, and not the complete journal itself |
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Submitted on 2001-03-01 by Webmaster.
[Edit] [Delete] Articles in the first issue are accompanied by color photographs and diagrams, movies, and hyperlinks to other CMC-related resources |
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Submitted on 2001-03-01 by Webmaster.
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Submitted on 2001-03-01 by Webmaster.
[Edit] [Delete] for Teachers of English as a Second Language |
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Submitted on 2001-03-01 by Webmaster.
[Edit] [Delete] The Web Journal of Modern Language & Linguistics |
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Submitted on 2001-03-01 by Webmaster.
[Edit] [Delete] Electronic journal devoted to the study of proverbs (paremiology) and the collection of proverbs (paremiography). |
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Submitted on 2001-03-01 by Webmaster.
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Submitted on 2000-06-06 by Cédric Maridet
[Edit] [Delete] after a comparison of face-to-face communication and online communication, this study explores interpersonal relations on IRC from an interactionist point of view. |
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Submitted on 1999-05-21 by Kenneth J. Dickson
[Edit] [Delete] Language Center publishes online journal, Hwa Kang Journal of TEFL, and hosts an online discussion list for teachers of big classes. Future developments will include interactive areas, more content and student-focus areas. |
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Submitted on 1999-04-18 by Nathan Sturman
[Edit] [Delete] A personal homepage containing an ongoing experimental annotated translation of the Ming Chinese novel Ping Yao Zhuan and an area on TESOL experience since 1967, Chinese literature in translation and book review, etc. Links to Chinese language related sites, including my own Chinese Dictionary Message Board. Author is enthusiastic proponent of Wang Yunwu's 4 corner system (and slightly modified versions) for Chinese character lookup and one step lookup systems in general, fluent in Lin Yutang's "Instant Index" as well. Also support his simplified GR romanization although I use Hanyu Pinyin in the Ping Yao Zhuan for everybody's convenience. For the study of literature. the systems with tones spelled in are far superior to those using numbers or diacriticals, especially if simplified as is Lin's. |