Week 11: WE Domains (Literature)
‘World Englishes’ reveals an area of study which concerns itself with the linguistic, socio-cultural and pedagogical aspects of Englishes around the world. This session will focus on the literary production of World Englishes which draws on the elements of World Englishes particularly the linguistic and socio-cultural.
Generally speaking, English literature produced by non-native writers differs from that of native English writers not only in diction and tyle, but also in the handling of themes.
Course Material
- Week 1: Introduction
- Week 2: Models of English
- Week 3: ELF, Linguistic Imperialism
- Week 4: English in Europe
- Week 5: English in South Asia
- Week 6: English in North America
- Week 7: Variation in WE (Vocabulary)
- Week 8: Variations in WE (Grammar)
- Week 9: Variations in WE (Spellings n Pronunciation)
- Week 10: WE Domains (Media n Advertising)
- Week 11: WE Domains (Literature)
- Week 12: WE: Contemporary Contexts n Functions
- Week 13: Language Death
- Week 14: English Teaching across Cultures
- Week 15: Future of English
- Week 16: Which English and Why (Pedagogical Perspective)
- Reference Books
- Chapters 17
- Department English
- Teacher
Hafiz Ahmad Bilal
