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  • Readings and Assignments: Yoneoka, J. 2003 The Necessity of Englishes for the Future of English, Kaigai Jijo Kenkyu 31-1 p. 25-40. Available online http://www2.kumagaku.ac.jp/teacher/~judy/gyoseki/rirekiforhp.html (number 32)
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  • Concepts: 3 circles of English; English and identity;
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 Kirkpatrick (2007) World Englishes p. 184-197
  • Concepts: 3 circles of English; English and identity; EFL, ESL, ENL, EIL; English and identity; native speaker; endonormative vs. exonormative; ELF; hierarchies of English (Jenkins 2003 p. 142-143)
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What kind of English is studied in Japan? What is required by the linguistic environment? Are they the same? Is there a “Japanese English” identity? Why or why not? Give examples.

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  • Readings and Assignments: Yoneoka, J. 2003 The Necessity of Englishes for the Future of English, Kaigai Jijo Kenkyu 31-1 p. 25-40. Available online http://www2.kumagaku.ac.jp/teacher/~judy/gyoseki/rirekiforhp.html (number 32)
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