LINGUIST List 16.1708
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Sun May 29 2005
FYI: Call for papers: L3 after English (L2) in Japan
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1. Guido
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Call for papers: L3 after English (L2) in Japan
Message 1: Call for papers: L3 after English (L2) in Japan
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Date: 27-May-2005
From: Guido Oebel <oebel cc.saga-u.ac.jp>
Subject: Call for papers: L3 after English (L2) in Japan
After completing extensive research in the field of learning and teaching German as 2nd foreign language (DaF as L3) I'm planning for 2006 to edit and publish a book dealing with this topic. That's why I'm encouraging potential contributors and possibly co-editors to participate in this book project. I'd like to attract especially native speakers of modern European languages such as Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish to write papers dealing with specific phenomena (positive vs. negative transfer of English as L2) of Japanese university students emphasizing on intentionally using the positive L2-aspects in order to facilitate and improve their students' learning of the respective L3. Those who are interested in taking part in the afore-described project are requested to get in touch with me by e-mail to oebel cc.saga-u.ac.jp. Thank you in advance for considering a contribution of yours. Language(s) of publication: contributors' respective mother tongue, however, possibly throughout in English should the publishing house insist on a "one-language-policy". Year of publication: 2006 Deadline for submitting papers: at the end of March 2006. Dr. Guido Oebel - associate professor - Head of 1st TestDaF-Centre nationwide Saga University Faculty of Culture and Education Dept. of American & European Culture Honjo-machi 1, JP 840-8502 Saga-shi Fon/Fax: 0081-952-28-8299 e-mail: oebel cc.saga-u.ac.jp Linguistic Field(s): Language Acquisition Language Description
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