Applied linguistics at a British University
References
The Seminar was organised
by
Mr. W. Grauberg, Director of the Language Centre at the University of Nottingham, and sponsored by the British Association for Applied Linguistics (BAAL). Abstracts of papers and the results of a Survey of Language Centres will be made available shortly.
E.g. at the last Annual General Meeting of BAAL
held at the University of Lancaster, April 1970.
Cf. R.R.K. Hartmann
,
"Applied Linguistics in the U.K.".
Contact, Nr. 141
1970, pp. 6–12.
Report Nr. 31
1969, ed. by
D. Crystal, Department of Linguistic Science, University of Reading.
Published version in preparation
ed. CILT 631 High Holborn, London, W.C. 1
Cf. R. Strauch
,
"Lin guis tik an der Università’t Nottingham",
Linguistische Berichte, Nr. S1
1970, pp. 38–40.
Cf. K. Cameron
,
English Place Names, Batsford, London
1961 Prof. Cameron is editor of the
Annual Reports of the English Plaee-Name Society, c/o Department of English, University of Nottingham.
Cf. H.M. Berry
An Introduction to Systemic Linguistics, to be published by Batsford, London. From 1970 Miss Berry is acting as Secretary of the Linguistic Association of Great Britain.
Cf. W. Nash
Our Experience of English, to be published by Batsford, London.
Cf. R.G. Keightley
,
"A Transformational Generative Grammar of Spanish" (cyclostyled)
1968.
Members of the English Department teach a course
"Communication and Report Writing" for Engineering students.
Cf. Also A.J. Kirkman,
Standards of English in Science and Technology, Ph.D. thesis
1967.
Cf. R.G. Keightley
,
"Diachronic Applications of Distinctive Features Phono-loy", (cyclostyled)
1969 ; documentation "Spanish Language" in
The Year’s Work in Modern Languages, annually since vol. 26 (1964).
Cf.
G.C. Stone’s interest in language contact, particularly between Germanic ans Slavonic languages, e.g. in
Lexical Developments in the Upper Sorbian Literary Language 1827-1927, Ph.D. thesis, London
1968.
Cf. P.J. Hitchman
,
"The Testing of Spoken English",
Speech and Drama, 16 (
1967), pp. 2–7 ;
J.C. Daniels (Ed.),
Teaching Reading: Principles and Methods, National Book League, London 1967 ;
H. Diack,
Language for Teaching, Chatto & Windus, London 1966;
H.E. Southam,
Language Development and Nursery School Experience,
M. Ed. thesis 1954.
Cf. P.A. Gardiner
,
A Comparison between the Standard of Spoken French achieved by a Class taught with Phonetic Script, Theory and Intonation Aids, and one taught without such Aids,
M. Ed. thesis
19S2 ;
J.A. Partington,
"Streams, Sets or Mixed Ability Groups",
Modern Languages, 50 (1969), pp. 117–121 ;
D.J. Morton,
"The Cambridge School Classics Project — An Experiment",
Didactica Classica Gandensia, 9, (1969), pp. 55–63.
Cf. R.R.K. Hartmann
with F.C. Stork),
Dictionary of Linguistics in preparation.
Cf. R.R.K. Hartmann
"The Organization of Linguistics in Western Europe", appendix in Vol. IX1 of
Current Trends in Linguistics ed. byT.A. Sebeok, to be published by Mouton, Den Haag
1970.
Cf.
Survey of Needs and Provisions for In-Service Training in Modern Languages, Report (cyclostyled) of a Working Party of the University of Nottingham Institute of Education
1970.
Cf. R.A. Cardwell
"Some Comments on Modern Language Teaching Methods", paper read at PALSPAN Colloquium, Westfield College, London, 26th March 1969.
Cf. W. Grauberg
, "
An Error Analysis in German of 1st year University Students", paper read at the 2nd International Congress of Applied Linguistics, Cambridge,
September 1969.
Cf. R.R.K. Hartmann
, "
Linguistics and Translation",
ASLIB Proceedings, 21 (
1969), pp. 190–194 ;
R.G. Keightley, "Aspects of the Theory of Translation", (cyclostyled) 1970.
M.C. Grayshon
,
The Function of Intonation and Stress as Social Determinants in preparation ;
N. Hodek, "
On Teaching English Intonation to Serbo-Croat Learners",
English Language Teaching, Vol. 22, No. 1 (
1967), pp. 67–72.
M.M. Lewis
,
Language and the Child, NFEREW, Slough
1969 .
Cf. J. Shotter
, "
Psychology : Language-Games and Forms of Life" (cyclo-styled)
1968 ;
T. Gilbert,
Children’s and adults’ use of speech during mechanical and mental tasks, M.A. thesis 1968.