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Highlights the adaptability of English in contact with other languages, cultures and societies and in diverse regional habitats.
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Table of Contents
- Exploring the Ecology of World Englishes in the Twenty-first Century
- Copyright
- Contents
- Figures and Tables
- Contributors
- Acknowledgement
- 01 Ch. 1 Introduction
- 02 Ch. 2 Platform Paper
- 03 Ch. 3 Reflections of Afrikaans
- 04 Ch. 4 Susmaryosep!
- 05 Ch. 5 Cultural Keywords in Indian English
- 06 Ch. 6 Lexicopragmatics between Cultural Heritage and Exonormative Second Language Acquisition
- 07 Ch. 7 Cultural Relations?
- 08 Ch. 8 Somewhere between Australia and Malaysia
- 09 Ch. 9 Expressing Concepts Metaphorically in English Editorials in the Sinosphere
- 10 Ch. 10 L1 Singapore English
- 11 Ch. 11 Across Three Kachruvian Circles with Two Parts-of-speech
- 12 Ch. 12 Modality, Rhetoric and Regionality in English Editorials in the Sinosphere
- 13 Ch. 13 Where Grammar Meets Culture
- 14 Ch. 14 Decolonisation and Neo-colonialism in Aboriginal Education
- 15 Ch. 15 Modal and Semi-modal Verbs of Obligation
- 16 Ch. 16 Privileging Informality
- 17 Ch. 17 The Auckland Voices Project
- Index
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