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Index
Cover Page The Routledge Handbook of English as a Lingua Franca Routledge Handbooks in Applied Linguistics Title Copyright Contents List of Figures List of Tables Acknowledgements Permissions List of Contributors Introduction
References
Part I Conceptualising and Positioning ELF
1 Conceptualising ELF
Introduction Elf From the Macro Perspective Elf From the Meso Perspective Elf From the Micro Perspective Conclusion Further Reading References
2 English as a Lingua Franca and Intercultural Communication
Introduction Intercultural Communication Research Elf And Intercultural Communication Research Culture And Intercultural Communication Through Elf Identity And Intercultural Communication Through Elf Intercultural Competence/Awareness And Intercultural Communication Through Elf Conclusion Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
3 Communities of Practice and English as a Lingua Franca
Introduction Communities of Practice As An Analytical Research Tool: Origin And Applications Criterial Dimensions of Communities of Practice Summing Up: Features of a Community of Practice And Methodological Implications The Shared Repertoires of Elf-Based Communities of Practice: Socially Embedded And Dynamic Conclusion Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
4 Complexity and ELF
Introduction Complexity Theory Nature of Language: Elf As a Cas Challenging Native-Speaker Privilege Implications for Methodology Conclusion Further Reading References
5 English Language Teaching: Pedagogic Reconnection with the Social Dimension
Introduction Social Dimensions of Language Manifestations of Social Dimensions of Language in Elt Textbooks Changing Dynamics of Language Use Concluding Remarks Note Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
6 Cognitive Perspectives on English as a Lingua Franca
Introduction Elf And Cognitive Ontologies of English Elf And Cognitive Aspects of the Ns/Nns Dichotomy Language Resources And Language Processing in Elf Conclusions And Future Research Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
7 Standard English and the Dynamics of ELF Variation
Introduction Things Fall Apart? this Changes Everything? Standard English And Standardization Standard And Standards Elf And Ste Ideology ‘Compare And Contrast’: Ste And Elf Perspectives On Some Familiar Concepts Standard English And Code Fixation Conclusion Notes Further Reading References
8 Historical Perspectives on ELF
Introduction: A Recurring Theme Prescriptions of Appropriate Language Recodifications of English Communal And Communicative Functions English As An International Language World Englishes And English As a Lingua Franca Language Variety And Variation Text And Discourse: Analysis And Interpretation Conclusion Further Reading References
Part II The Regional Spread of ELF
9 ELF and the EU/Wider Europe
Introduction The Use of a Lingua Franca As a Language Management Elf in the New And Expanding Eu Elf Is An Alternative to Other Regionally And/Or Internationally Important Languages Elf As An Alternative to Receptive Multilingualism With Closely Related Languages Elf As An Alternative to Translation/Interpretation Elf And the Increasing Asian Presence in Europe Concluding Remarks Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
10 English as a Lingua Franca in the Gulf Cooperation Council States
Introduction English in the Gcc: A Historical Account English(Es) And Other Languages in the Gcc Elf Attitudes in the Gcc States Gcc English? Findings From Belf Research in Saudi Arabia Conclusion Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
11 The Development of English as a Lingua Franca in ASEAN
Introduction: The Development of the Role of English in Asean The Nature of Asean Elf Pedagogical Implications Issues And Challenges Conclusion Note Further Reading References
12 Chinese English as a Lingua Franca: An Ideological Inquiry
Introduction English And China Community And Elf An Imagined Chinese Elf Community Conclusion Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
13 The Status of ELF in Japan
Introduction Background On English in Japan Potential Value of Elf-Informed Views for Japan Efforts to Document, Describe, And Promote Elf in Japan Elt-Related Elf Initiatives And Reality in Japan Challenges Ahead for Elf in Japan Conclusion Notes Related Chapter in this Handbook Further Reading References
14 ELF in Brazil: Recent Developments and Further Directions
Introduction Internationalization, English And Language Ideologies Elf Voices Concluding Remarks Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
15 Is English the Lingua Franca of South Africa?
Introduction Contextualising the Rise of English in South Africa English Proficiency of South Africans English As Spoken in South Africa English in Education The Use of English in the Civic Domain Conclusion Notes Further Reading References
Part III ELF Characteristics and Processes
16 Analysing ELF variability
Introduction Variability in Elf Analysing Variation in Elf Data By Pos Tagging Conclusion Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
17 The Pragmatics of ELF
Introduction Earlier Studies in the Pragmatics of Elf Recent Work On the Pragmatics of Elf Conclusion Appendix: Transcript Conventions Further Reading References
18 Pronunciation and Miscommunication in ELF Interactions: An Analysis of Initial Clusters
Introduction Data Consonant Omission Consonant Change Misunderstandings Discussion Conclusion Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
19 Creativity, Idioms and Metaphorical Language in ELF
Introduction Creativity in Language Use, Creativity in Elf Norm-Following And Norm-Developing Creativity Idioms, Metaphors And Re-Metaphorization in Elf How Are Idioms Varied in Elf? Metaphorical Creativity And Multilingual Resources Why Do Elf Speakers Use Metaphors And Creative Idioms? Conclusion Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
20 Grammar in ELF
Introduction Why Study Grammar in Elf? What Can We Expect From Grammar in Elf? What Do We Know About Elf Grammar So Far? Conclusion Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
21 Morphosyntactic Variation in Spoken English as a Lingua Franca Interactions: Revisiting Linguistic Variety
Introduction Background Morphosyntactic Features of Varieties of Englishes: Looking At the World Englishes Paradigm Problematizing Variety Conclusion Acknowledgments Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
22 Language Norms in ELF
Introduction The Concept of Language Norms Norms And Language Regulation Examples of Different Forms of Regulation Conclusion Appendix: Transcription Conventions Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
23 Uncooperative Lingua Franca Encounters
Introduction Uncooperative Interaction Uncooperative Lingua Franca Encounters Conclusion Appendix: Transcription Conventions (Modified From Atkinson And Heritage 1984) Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
Part IV Contemporary Domains and Functions
24 Translingual Practice and ELF
Introduction Translingual Orientation to Communication Translingual Orientation And the Global Use of English Changing Orientations of Elf Research Some Differences Between Translingual Practice And Elf Conclusion Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
25 ELF in the Domain of Business—Belf: What Does the B Stand for?
Introduction Literature Review Study: What Does ‘B’ Stand For? Conclusion Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
26 ELF in Social Contexts
Introduction Code Alternation in Social Elf Elf Couples And Avoiding Miscommunication Multilingual Language Identity in Elf Couples Conclusion Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
27 Humour in ELF Interaction: A Powerful, Multifunctional Resource in Relational Practice
Introduction Humour And Relational Work Interactional Humour in Context Conclusion Appendix: Transcription Conventions Further Reading References
28 ELF in Electronically Mediated Intercultural Communication
Introduction Overview of Emic And Social Network Sites Electronically Mediated Intercultural Communication On Snss Through Elf Discussion of Emic On Snss Summary And Conclusions Note Further Reading References
29 ELF and Multilingualism
Introduction Elf And the Code-Switching Perspective Elf Practices And the Translanguaging Perspective Conclusion Appendix: Transcript Conventions Note Further Reading References
30 ELF and Translation/Interpreting
Introduction Elf And Interpreting Elf And Translation Itelf: Implications for Elf Research And Open Questions Conclusion Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
Part V ELF in Academia
31 Beyond Monolingualism in Higher Education: A Language Policy Account
Introduction Language Policy At the Time of Internationalising Higher Education Modelling Language Policy for Higher Education Exemplifying Language Policy in Higher Education Points of Discussion Conclusion Note Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
32 EMI in Higher Education: An ELF Perspective
Introduction What Is Emi? Definitions From An Elf Perspective The Discrepancy of Emi Policies, Practices And Elf Use Other Issues Emerged in Emi Contexts in General Conclusion And Pedagogical Implications Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
33 Written Academic English as a Lingua Franca
Introduction Why Written Academic English As a Lingua Franca? Disciplining Waelf Future Directions Conclusion Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
34 Transforming Higher Education Language and Literacy Policies: The Contribution of ELF
Introduction Existing Language Policies And Practices Calls for Transformation of Language Policies And Practices Conclusion: The Role of Elf in Transforming Language And Literacy Policies Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
Part VI ELF, Policy and Pedagogy
35 ELF and Teacher Education
Introduction: The Relevance of Elf in Language Teacher Education Closing The Gap Between Implication And Application The Appearance of Elf in Pre-Service Teaching Awards Engaging With Elf in Ongoing Professional Development Concluding Remarks Note Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
36 ELF-Aware Teaching, Learning and Teacher Development
Introduction Links Between Elf And Teacher Education Elf And Teacher Development Elf-Aware Teaching And Teacher Development Benefits And Challenges for Elf-Aware Teachers Conclusion Further Reading References
37 ELF and ELT Teaching Materials
Introduction Recent Trends in Elt Pedagogy And Materials A New Perspective On Norms And Methods Elf in Elt Materials Daring to Be Different: Elt Materials for Elf Contexts Conclusion Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
38 ELF and Content and Language Integrated Learning
Introduction Clil: Definition And Overview of Research Clil And Elf: Points of Contact At Policy Level Conclusion Note Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
39 ELT and ELF in the East Asian contexts
Introduction Elf in Japanese Elt: Elf in Concept And Ns English in Practice Language Policy And Teaching Practice At High School Level in Mainland China Developing a New Elt Path in Taiwanese Contexts: Elf-Aware Classroom Practice Conclusion Further Reading References
40 Language as System and Language as Dialogic Creativity: The Difficulties of Teaching English as a Lingua Franca in the Classroom
Introduction The Prodigality of Human Languages And Language Learning in Contact Written Language, the Greek Concept of Grammar And Sla Nation Building And Structural Linguistics Language As Dialogic Interaction Language in a Globalising World Responses Conclusion Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
41 English Language Teachers and ELF
Introduction Nnest Research Looking Beyond the Native-Speaker Paradigm Language Learners Vs. Language Users A Paradigm Shift for Language Teachers: From Custodians to Facilitators Challenging Language Teacher Models Conclusions Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
Part VII ELF into the Future: Trends, Debates, Predictions
42 English as a Lingua Franca: Changing ‘Attitudes’
Introduction Attitudes And the Study of Language Elf And New Directions Language Attitudes And Elf Conclusion Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
43 ELF in migration
Introduction: Issues in the Use of Elf in Migration Contexts Case-Study Analysis Conclusion Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
44 Global Languages and Lingua Franca Communication
Introduction The Globality of World Languages: (How) Can We Tell? Global Languages And Lingua Francas: (Why) Do They Matter? From Global Languages to Sociolinguistic And Multilingual Resources: Furthering the Descriptive And Predictive Challenge Conclusion Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
45 Language Assessment: The Challenge of ELF
Introduction Conceptualising the Elf Challenge Addressing Elf Challenges in Language Testing Research Towards a Model of Elf Assessment Conclusion Related Chapter in this Volume Further Reading References
46 ELF and Critical Language Testing
Introduction And Background Validity And Discrimination Constructive Alternatives Construct Validity Critical Language Testing: Unjust Tests Connecting Elf With Clt Unique Features of Language in the Current Era Test Accommodation Evidence Through Data Preliminary Proposals Questions And Challenges References
47 The future of English as a lingua franca?
Introduction: From Where And When It All Began . . .  To Elf’S Development From Then to Now . . .  To What Others Have (And Have Not) Predicted . . .  Conclusion . . . And Finally to My Own Thoughts On Elf’S Future Notes Related Chapters in this Handbook Further Reading References
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