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Writing: the nature, development, and teaching of written communication |
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Vol. 1. Variation in writing : functional and linguistic-cultural differences. - 1981. - X, 214 p. - ISBN 0-89859-101-5 |
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Whiteman, Marcia Farr; Szwed, J.F.; Heath, S.B.; Corbett, E.P.J.; Hendrix, R.; Scribner, S.; Cole, M.; Cook-Gumperz, Jenny; Gumperz, John Joseph; Traugott, Elizabeth Closs; Reed, Carol E.; Valadez, C.M.; Charrow, V.R.; Lewis, S.A.; Hoover, M.R.; Politzer, R.L.; Hall, William S. |
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| Hillsdale, N.J.: Erlbaum |
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1981 |
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English |
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| General topics / Countries/regions / America / USA |
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| Domains / Applied linguistics / Language teaching |
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| Domains / Applied linguistics / Language teaching / Evaluation criterion (language teaching) |
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| Domains / Applied linguistics / Language teaching / Educational policy |
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| Domains / Applied linguistics / Language teaching / Language attitude (language teaching) |
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| Domains / Applied linguistics / Language teaching / Mother tongue (teaching of) |
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| Domains / Applied linguistics / Language teaching / Written language instruction / Writing instruction |
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| Domains / Ethnolinguistics |
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| Domains / Written/spoken language / Written language |
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| Domains / Sociolinguistics / Language and society / Language and culture |
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| Domains / Languages in contact / Interference |
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| Domains / Style/Aesthetics / Fictionality |
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| Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / African American English |
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| Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / American English |
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| Language teaching ; Evaluation criterion (language teaching) ; Educational policy ; Mother tongue (teaching of) ; Writing instruction ; Anthropology (linguistics) ; Anthropologie (linguistische) ; Ethnolinguistics ; Written language ; Kulturvergleich; Language and culture ; Transfer (languages in contact) ; Adstratum language; Adstratsprache; Interference ; Fictionality ; AAVE; Black English; African American English ; English (American) ; USA (English language in the) ; USA (engl. Sprache in den) ; English in the USA; Englisch in den USA; American English |
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