Language papers

An argumentative discussion on legislation against an exclusively English workplace.

An analysis of the language of Ingrian.

A discussion on the the origins of the Spanish language.

A discussion on the language of Bajan.

How "slang," a sociolinguistic phenomenon, can be correctly understood by English language learners.

Critique of an article on the implications of how Yankee-speech became recognized as the high-level English.

Looks at ESL strategies used with special needs children.

Compares programs ESL AND ELLS services to students.

Describes ways in which scholars link choice of language to personal identity.

Performs a brief German language linguistic analysis, comparing German with Dutch and Afrikaans.

This paper is a complete research project to explore the acquisition of Japanese case particles by English speaking learners.

An analysis of the relevance of deverbalization to both consecutive and dialogue interpreting.

Examines the increasing need for authentic reading texts in English Language Teaching classrooms.

A discussion on the geographical and political factors which contributed to the development of the three main dialect divisions in medieval France.

An examination of the meaning of gratitude in poetry.

An overview of this speech disorder in young children.

An analysis of children's literacy issues in Australia.

This paper reviews and analyzes the semiotic references in Dennis O'Rourke's 1991 film "The Good Woman of Bangkok."

A research paper dealing with stuttering disorders in young children.

A discussion whether English should be the lingua franca in the European Union. The papers also discusses the effect that globalization has had upon England and its language policies as well.

This paper discusses and compares the theme of death in Henrik Ibsen's "A Doll's House" and James Joyce's "The Dead."

An examination of the language choice pattern of Belgium.

Explores how English proverbs, as well as jokes, disguise deep-seated cultural elements.

An examination of the influence of Swedish and Latin on the English language.

Examining the purpose of the essay "Politics and the English Language" by George Orwell.

An opinion paper arguing that English should remain the official language of the United States.

An analysis of two sets of teaching materials for a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) course.

Traces the history of the use of vernacular language in literature.

Examines the history and future of this German dialect in the United States.

Explores the etymology of the word "church".

An investigation into translation theories with a focus on Ezra Pound's translation of Chinese poetry.

Reviews the article "Opposition to Bilingual Education: Prejudice or the Defense of Realistic Interests?" by L. Huddy and D.O. Sears.

An overview of three methods that are utilized in second language research.

An analysis of why people might naturally switch between several languages in one conversation.

Examines the theory that immersion into a second language is a good method to acquire that language.

Examines the current state of research in childhood language acquisition.

A literature review of the importance that motivation plays in second language learning.

An analysis of various seizure disorders and the relation to communication problems.

An analysis of the use of language to convey sexual prejudice.

An in-depth study at the method of using English as a first language to teach Arabic as a second language.

A five part analysis of the dance language method of communication of honeybees.

An analysis of language's role in sustaining inequality between the sexes.

An analysis of the issues surrounding teaching students from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds in Australia.

A report on the structure of the English and Russian languages as they pertain to the unique skill of translation.

Individualized overview of Wallace Stevens' poetry and poetics as they emerged, book-by-book.

A discussion of the roots and future of African-American Vernacular English (AAVE).

This paper discusses the impact of the multilevel group classroom and the materials used to teach English and the problems of deculturation after adopting English as a main language in the Singapore culture.

This paper discuses the experiences of an English Second Language (ESL/EFL) Japanese student as a base for examining language learning strategies, specially the relationships between language, culture and society.

This paper reviews various models of understanding the interaction of people, culture and technology.

A discussion of the act and its problems.

A short essay arguing for bilingual education in the United States.

An analysis of learning English as a second language in the California elementary school system.

Discusses and compares conceptions of language and knowledge in Taoism and Confucianism.

An analysis of the debate and controversy over whether the United States should have a national language.

An analysis of Michael Breen's metaphor of the classroom from his paper "The Social Context for Language Learning: English Language Teaching in its Social Context - A Reader".

A review of the essay, "Racism in the English Language," written by Robert B. Moore.

An analysis of James Baldwin's essay, "If Black English Isn't a Language, Then Tell Me, What Is?"

Examines the difference between the linguistic capabilities of men and women.

An analysis of the the importance of the English language in South Africa.

A research of the difference between men and women in language including a synopsis of the dominance and difference approach.

An analysis of how Noam Chomsky's syntactic revolution overpowered B.F. Skinner and the behaviorist approach to language.

A look at the growing need for an international language in the current era of globalization and increased interaction between the global population.

Discusses the importance of understanding the underlying psychological problems associated with stuttering.

An overview of the African-American Vernacular English (AAVE) debate in the American educational system.

An examination into the importance of language to a culture in Brian Friel's play, "Translations".

A review of the book, "Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language," by Saul Kripke.

An analysis of Thomas Kuhn's "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" and its influence on postmodern art.

An analysis of bilingualism and its effect on children.

A comparison of two of the most famous speeches in history, Thomas Jefferson's "Declaration of Independence" and Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream".

An analysis of the controversy over the concept and practice of bilingual education.

An analysis of the contribution of Noam Chomsky to linguistics.

This paper analyzes the role of Bruno, the son, in the Italian neo-realist film, "The Bicycle Thief." It also explores the father-son relationship of Bruno and his father, Antonio, in its ethical dimensions.

Examines several approaches for the improvement of literacy and writing skills in the educational field.

Research proposal for examining the effects of mathematics instruction in English in bilingual classrooms.

An examination of five methods in education used to teach bilingual language skills.

This paper discusses the history of Egyptian and Mayan writing.

An exploration of the process of double language acquisition by children.

A discussion on the influence of the Germanic tongue on English vocabulary and grammar.

A discussion on the importance of having effective communication skills in business.

A discussion of several studies into the role of classroom correction and English language teaching methods.

A review of two articles on the spread of the English language and its historical and current uses.

An examination of the colloquial dialect known as 'Tex-Mex' in the southern United States.

An examination of Amy Tan's "Mother Tongue".

Presents guidelines and suggestions for alternatives to the English-only policy in workplaces throughout the United States.

This paper is a linguistic analysis within the sphere of phonetics and phrenology of U.S. Army military lingo.

A dissertation that addresses the evolution of speech patterns that have developed from black music during the past half-century, focusing on hip-hop music.

Discusses the different processes of learning to read with first and second-language students.

Examines how spoken and written languages have influenced the progression of human history and ethnic development.

A discussion of the ways men and women interact with each other without using speech.

A study of the Yiddish language and its use today.

Presents an overview of why cooperative learning strategy is a preferred instructional strategy in linguistically diverse classrooms.

This paper is a research project that studies recent additions to the English language, the word formation processes, and the general subject areas to which these new words belong.

This is an expository essay, comparing and contrasting the story of the Tower of Babel vs. the evolution of language, with a specific concenration on the English language.

A discussion of the different experiences faced by writers and language professionals based on cultural differences.

Examines and compares two translation methodologies, Russian Formalism and the Translation Studies Scholars.

Examines the concept of language as tradition and experience in discourses by Chang-Rae Lee, Dennis Baron, and Amy Tan.

Deals with English becoming an official language of the United States.

This is an analysis of Alfred Tarski's T schema and how it defines languages as true or false.