Mike Baynham

List of John Benjamins publications for which Mike Baynham plays a role.

Titles

Meaning Making in the Periphery. AILA Review, Volume 30

Edited by Luiz Paulo Moita-Lopes and Mike Baynham

[AILA Review, 30] 2017. xiii, 188 pp.

Subjects Applied linguistics

Literacies, Global and Local

Edited by Mastin Prinsloo and Mike Baynham

[AILA Applied Linguistics Series, 2] 2008. vii, 218 pp.

Subjects Applied linguistics | Language teaching | Writing and literacy

Articles

Baynham, Mike and Jolana Hanušová. 2017. On the relationality of centers, peripheries and interactional regimes. Meaning Making in the Periphery, Moita-Lopes, Luiz Paulo and Mike Baynham (eds.), pp. 144–166

In this paper we discuss a multilingual interactional event that involves both interpreting and literacy work, part of a large scale study on translanguaging in superdiverse urban settings. In the first part of the interaction, the center/periphery dynamic is played out in what might be called… read more | Article

Moita-Lopes, Luiz Paulo and Mike Baynham. 2017. Introduction. Meaning Making in the Periphery, Moita-Lopes, Luiz Paulo and Mike Baynham (eds.), pp. v–xiii

Introduction

Baynham, Mike. 2008. 9. Elite or powerful literacies? Constructions of literacy in the novels of Charles Dickens and Mrs Gaskell. Literacies, Global and Local, Prinsloo, Mastin and Mike Baynham (eds.), pp. 173–192

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Prinsloo, Mastin and Mike Baynham. 2008. Introduction: Renewing literacy studies. Literacies, Global and Local, Prinsloo, Mastin and Mike Baynham (eds.), pp. 1–13

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Baynham, Mike. 2003. Narratives in space and time. Narrative Inquiry 13:2, pp. 347–366

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Baynham, Mike and Helen Lobanga Masing. 2001. 10. Mediators and mediation in multilingual literacy events. Multilingual Literacies: Reading and writing different worlds, Martin-Jones, Marilyn and Kathryn E. Jones (eds.), pp. 189 ff.

Chapter

Baynham, Mike. 1991. Speech reporting as a discourse strategy. Australian Review of Applied Linguistics 14:2, pp. 87–114

This paper examines approaches to the analysis of speech reporting, finding that these approaches fall into two broad categories: traditional approaches which emphasize the syntactic dimension of speech reporting and are informed by an autonomous model of language and discourse pragmatic approaches… read more | Article