Language papers

A paper suggesting the integration of Spanish into the elementary school curriculum.

This paper charts the origin of the novel from the spirit of individualism.

An analysis of two articles that argue over the need to eradicate sexism in the English language.

A discussion of the language associated with irrational beliefs.

This paper examines 'The Glass Menagerie' by Tennessee Williams, concentrating on symbols and the importance of the family unit.

An investigation of morpheme acquisition order by second language learners of English.

An examination of the implications for effective language instruction of of M. Rost's three principles.

A case study of two second language learners of English that identifies the characteristics of good language learners (GLLs).

This paper identifies and discusses several factors that appear to contribute to successful or unsuccessful language learning.

This paper introduces the writer's teaching environment and discusses three main beliefs about language teaching.

This paper looks at the effects of levels of cognitive processing on memory recognition.

An investigation of the use of split ergativity.

This study investigates how different naming and categorising systems express the different cultural values of the speech community.

This paper provides a linguistic analysis of interrogative expressions in the Chinese and Japanese languages.

This paper discusses learning English as a second language through the case study of a Korean student.

This paper investigates the relationship between gender and language.

This paper provides a discourse analysis in order to discuss stereotypes and identities of the Maori diaspora in Australia.

An explanation and critique of Elizabeth A. Mahon's study: "High-stakes testing and English Language Learners: Questions of validity."

Explores the phenomenon of linguistic borrowing in the Thai language.

This paper looks at diversity issues in schools that affect teacher-staff performance evaluation.

A review of the anthology "Tongue-Tied: The Lives of Multilingual Children in Public Schools" edited by Otto Santa Ana.

An examination of the compatibility between literary criticism and psychoanalysis.

A discussion on bilingual education in the United States.

This paper discusses the importance of language diversity and critical thinking, specifically in the profession of nursing.

An exploration of past and present foreign language instruction and enrollments in the United States.

A review of the article "Mommy and Me: Familiar Names Help Launch Babies Into Speech-Structured Segmentation" by Bortfeld, Morgan, Golinkoff and Rathbun.

A review of the article "When Language Intervenes: Improving Care for Patients with Limited English Proficiency" by Nancy L. Oliva.

This paper looks at formulaic language and teaching among students in third year classrooms.

This paper studies the writing styles of Mark Twain concentrating on controversial aspects and elements of satire in his work 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'.

A critical review of the article by A. Y. Aikhenvald, entitled "Multilingualism and Ethnic Stereotypes: The Tariana of the Northwest Amazonia".

This paper discusses the work of Katherine Mansfield and focuses on the image of nature in her short stories.

This study provides a review of research-based best practices for students diagnosed with a learning disability in reading.

Analyzes an article by Nuria Sagarra and Matthew Alba, 'The Key Is in the Keyword: L2 Vocabulary Learning Methods with Beginning Learners of Spanish'.

An exploration of the language systems of humans and primates.

A comparison of Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal" and George Orwell's "Politics and the English Language".

This paper provides an analysis of grammar and writing style, focusing on grammar used in the article 'Meat Is Murder On The Environment' by Daniele Fanelli.

This paper demonstrates how literacy has been used to subjugate certain social classes, specifically the Blacks, throughout the history of America.

A discussion of body language as nonverbal human communication.

This paper discusses cultural and language barriers within the area of marketing.

This paper explores the manner in which meanings and expressions are altered when removed from the printed page.

A look at the etymology of the words king, tyrant, sultan and rajah.

This paper explores the ways in which sociologists account for human nature.

An argumentative paper on language's association with intelligence and the subsequent differentiation between animal and human being.

Compares Robert B. Moore's article "Racism in the English Language" with Anne Ishii's article "English as a Second Language".

An analysis of the language acquisition and phonological processes in young children.

An analysis of W.J.T. Mitchell's essay "Word and Image".

An examination of the societal and educational effects of dialects such as the Ebonics of African Americans.

An assessment of the TELD-3, or the Test of Early Language Development - Third Edition.

A look at the role of power in discourse analysis.

Examines the development of language in humans.

An investigation into the origins of the 'F' word.

An exploration of studies on the relationship between language and cognition in young children.

This paper looks at the theory of conversation analysis, which analyzes and identifies the different denotations, implications, backgrounds and perspectives of the discussions that take place within a community or an institution.

A research proposal for identifying opportunities for improvement in foreign language educational services for school children.

This paper presents a research proposal that discusses the learning disorder 'dysgraphia' and looks at problems associated with this disorder.

A discussion of subjectivity as fiction and a psychoanalytic approach to human subjectivity.

An explanation of neuro linguistic programming.

This paper discusses the concept of a foreign language according to the beliefs of Franz Kafka and Karl Marx.

This paper discusses the Dionysian myth in two poems "Poem" and "Homosexuality" by Frank O'Hara.

This paper provides an evaluation of different educational software, concentrating on language-learning software.

This paper looks at the foundations of literary German, through a study of Heinrich Heine's work "Religion and Philosophy".

This paper discusses John Fowles' exploration of categorization in 'The French Lieutenant's Woman'.

This paper explores cultural competence in health care.

A comparison of the articles "Dell Hymes, Kenneth Burke's 'Identification,' and the Birth of Sociolinguistics" by Jay Jordan and "Do You Speak American?" by John Baugh.

A discussion on the necessity for bilingual education in the interests of the country's inhabitants.

An examination of how post-colonial literature has influenced a change in the English language.

A research proposal on foreign language learning programs at the post-secondary level and their retention levels.

A look at the impact of written and verbal English.

This paper discusses the city of Pittsburgh and looks at its history, society and dialect.

Looks at the non-attachment and the limitations of language as it influences philosophy especially Daoism and Buddhism.

A discussion on Chicano linguistics and how it is unique and distinct, as it differs from both Standard Spanish and Standard English

The paper discusses the characteristics and results of mixing two different languages, specifically referring to 'Spanglish' speakers.

Looks at the problem of Hawaiian Creole English (HCE) and standardized English (SE) in Hawaiian schools.

An analysis of the theories and uses of language in different societies.

This paper discusses speech and language in adults with diseases of the central nervous system.

Compares how the terms: "technology and quality" are used in the fields of healthcare and economics.

A research paper that attempts to identify a family literacy program which assists English language students to develop their language skills.

This paper provides a review of the concept of rhetoric.

This paper discusses whether the reader exists independently of the text or if the text creates its reader in A. L. Kennedy's 'So I am Glad'.

This paper looks at how understanding the social and political context of the time of Samuel Beckett's play "Endgame" enhances the significance of the play's meaning.

This paper looks at the concept of bilingualism and what it means for the U.S. and its citizens.

This paper discusses the theme of duality in the play the 'Alchemist' by Ben Jonson.

This paper discusses cultural understanding in medical care as experienced today.

This paper explores the steps involved in writing a successful research report.

A research proposal aimed at identifying ways a family literacy program can help English language learner (ELL) students develop their English language skills.

Presents a theoretic view of language planning (LP).

A review of the problems of the disappearance of indigenous languages due to the movement of peoples.

An analysis of the benefits of using corpora in the classroom in order to promote second language learning and a discussion of how teachers can overcome the difficulties of its use.

A review of the history, philosophy and importance of the film dubbing industry in Spain.

A comparative study of the orthographic structure, tenses and syntax between Gullah and Kamtok.

A complete research project to analyze the concepts involved in the L1 (native language) transfer versus universal grammar debate.

A discussion on the use of word forms specifically constructed for recognition by gay and lesbian groups.

An analysis of consumer motivations for the establishment of an English as a second language (ESL) school for Chinese students in Vancouver, Canada.

This paper looks at bilingual education and special education in Ontario.

An analysis of the treatment of Spanish-speaking Americans by American public libraries and how the situation can be improved.

A linguistic description of the Portuguese language, which ranks in sixth in the overall number of speakers of any language.

This paper looks at the issue of higher education for immigrants living in the United States and the related cultural aspects.

This poem analyzes "London" by William Blake and points out the grimness of the city as portrayed in the poem.

An analysis of the use of voseo in Central and South American countries.