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Modern Languages and Applied Linguistics: Introduction

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Classification Guide to Books in Modern Languages and Applied Linguistics

Classification Guide to Books in Modern languages and Applied Linguistics
Reseach methodologies 001.4
Books, publishing, ideas, ideologies 020-174
Modern Western Philosophy, Idealism, Critical theory 140-193
Statistical methods for content analysis, Nvivo, Spss, Pasw 300.285
Research Methodologies, surveying and data 300.72
Critical Sociological Theory 301
Semiotics, information design, social media, visible culture, mass communications 302.2+
Ethnicities, migration, Cultural transfers, language diasporas 303.4+
Orientalism, Comopolitanism 303.6
Gender, Social and Ethnic Groups, Queer studies, 305+
Cultures in conflict 304.82
Cultural studies by region; mobility, cosmopolitanism 306
Sociolinguistics, pragmatics, language policy and planning 306.44
Sociology of arts, culture, leisure, sexuality 306.47+
Ethnographic research; virtual ethnography 306.72; 306.46
Utopian and intentional communities 307; 321.07
European Studies 320.3094
Rights; Slavery 323.3; 326
Politics and Society, French, German, Spanish, Japanese 306.9+
Education, language teaching and learning, classroom discourse; Adult learning; Curriculum 370.1523; 374; 375
Language, world languages, language history 400; 420.9
Discourse analysis, Semantics, Psycholinguistics 401
First Language, language development and bi or multilingualism 401.93; 404
Language teaching techniques 407
Pragmatics, language use; corpus and computational linguistics 410; 420.7
Writing language, grammar, syntax, punctuation 411; 412; 425
Lexicography, dictionaries, morphology, vocabulary 413; 415; 423; 419
Corpus linguistics 420.285
Second Language Studies 418.00+
Phonetics, spoken word 414+
Dialects and language ecology 417; 427
Applied linguistics 418
Computer aided language learning - CALL 418.002
Teaching Second language; Developing teaching materials 418.007
Translation, Interpretation, theory, practice and machine 418.02
Reading, visible language 418.40; 428.4
World English, discourse; spoken English 420 - 421
TESOL teaching methods 428.0071
German Language 430-438
French Language 440-449
Spanish Language 460-469
Gaeilge (Irish) and Celtic languages, including policy issues 491.62
Japanese Language 495.611
Film Studies 791+
Performance Studies; Theatre 792+
Literature 800
Literary theory; Literary Genres; Comparative Literature 801; 809
Style Manuals 808+
Critical history of literature; Literary theory and criticism 820.9
Literature in English, including international authors 820+
Poetry in English 821+
Drama in English 822+
Novels and short stories in English 823
Prose in English 828
Literature in German and translations 830+
Literature in French and translations 840+
Literature in Spanish and translations 860
Literature in Japanese and translations 891
Literature of Middle East and translations 892.7
Travel writing, memoir, heritage landscapes 910.4; 910.9
Family and life writing 920
History 940
History Ireland; England 941; 942
History Germany 943
History France 944
Hisory Spain 946
History  Middle East 955
History Africa 960