Titlebook: Global Englishes in Asian Contexts; Current and Future D Kumiko Murata,Jennifer Jenkins Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Academic Writing in World Englishes: The Asian Contextal (e.g. total loss of hearing) or environmental causes (e.g. forced isolation of the child) that prevent such acquisition. However, the linguistic competence acquired in natural socio-cultural settings does not necessarily include literacy skills. These skills depend on socio-cultural traditions th

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Asian Englishes in the Asian Age: Contexts and Challengesglishes in challenging ways. The English language now comprises the largest number of English bilinguals: Just the two countries, China and India, have over 533 million users of English, almost equal to the total population of the Inner Circle of English (e.g. the USA, UK, Australia and Canada). The

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Plurilithic Englishes: Towards a 3D Modelnomies within 30 years, a population that comprises over 50 per cent of the world’s people, and massive English language programmes throughout the region, it is no surprise that the role of English in Asia has become a major concern. Notwithstanding the difficulties in defining what Asia comprises —

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,Qualit?ts- und Safety-Management,reasing collaboration across the region, and the eventual possibility of an Asian economic and political entity that parallels the European Union, a comparison with Europe is intriguing. While Europe has sought to make its national languages the working languages of the EU (while also supporting som

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Industrielles Luftfahrtmanagementfuture. From the need to use English frequently and intensely within wider regions such as Europe and Asia rather than globally, however, English would be converged to major regional varieties such as Euro-English and Asian English in the near future (Yano 2001: 126). When and if English becomes a b