MICHAEL STUBBS: SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
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The following publications are available here.
- (2005) On teaching critical rationalism: reconciling linguistic and literary text analysis. In A Müller-Wood & A Gerbig eds Rethinking English: Reconciling Literary, Linguistic and Cultural Studies. Lampeter: Edward Mellen.
PDF version here.
- (2005) The most natural thing in the world: quantitative data on multi-word sequences in English. Paper presented to Phraseology 2005, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, 13-15 October 2005.
PDF version here.
- (2005) Conrad in the computer: examples of quantitative stylistic methods. Language and Literature, 14, 1: 5-24 .
HTML pre-publication version here.
- (2004) On very frequent phrases in English. (Plenary lecture ICAME 25, Verona).
HTML version here.
- (2001) Words and Phrases: Corpus Studies in Lexical Semantics (Blackwell).
HTML version of Chapter 1 here.
- (2000) Using very large text collections to study semantic schemas: a research note. In C Heffer and H Saunston eds Words in Context. Birmingham University. [CD-ROM.]
HTML version here.
- (2000) Society, education and language: the last 2000 (and the next 20?) years of language teaching. In H Trappes-Lomax ed Continuity and Change in Applied Linguistics. Clevedon: Multilingual Matters.
HTML version here.
- (1998) German loanwords and cultural stereotypes. English Today, 14, 1: 19-26.
HTML version here.
- (1997) Whorf's children: critical comments on critical discourse analysis. In A Wray & A Ryan eds Evolving Models of Language. Clevedon: Multilingual Matters. 100-16.
HTML version here.
- (1995) Collocations and semantic profiles: on the cause of the trouble with quantitative studies. Functions of Language, 2, 1: 23-55.
HTML version here.
- (1986) Language development, lexical competence and nuclear vocabulary. In M Stubbs Educational Linguistics. Blackwell. 98-115.
HTML version here.
E-MAIL ADDRESS
This page is mainly for students. It contains teaching materials (some in HTML format, some as PDF or WORD files) which can be downloaded or printed out.
Teaching materials.
Winter semester 2006-07.
These are the teaching materials which you need for my courses.
Last up-dated 4 August 2006.
Please download them and make your own hard copy.
You must bring a copy to the first session of the course.
They are in PDF format. You probably need a fairly recent version of Adobe Acrobat (eg version 7) to read them.
These are the teaching materials from the previous semester. .
Summer 2006.
On term papers, exam preparation, etc.
- (2004) Please read these notes before you submit a term paper or test for one of my seminars.
HERE.
You must also read the following on how to quote references.
- (2001) How to give bibliographic references.
HERE.
- (2001) Hauptstudium: basic reading for exams, etc.
HERE.
On other topics.
- (2004) Corpora and concordances: collecting linguistic data for essays..
HERE.
- (2001) Which words must students know?: A note on a "new academic word-list" (Coxhead 2000).
HERE.
If you have any comments on the teaching materials, you can mail them here.
Anglistik, Universität Trier, D-54286 Trier, Germany.
Last up-dated October 2005.