English in the German-Speaking World
Herausgeber: Hickey, Raymond
1. English in the German-speaking world: the nature and scale of language
influence Raymond Hickey; Part I. The Status of English: 2. English in the
German-speaking world: an inevitable presence Christian Mair; 3. English in
Germany and the European context Sandra Mollin; 4. English in the former
German Democratic Republic Göran Wolf; Part II. The Transmission of
English: 5. The history of English instruction in the German-speaking world
Friederike Klippel; 6. English language (teacher) education in Germany
after 1945 Sabine Doff; 7. Supporting English medium instruction at German
institutions of higher education Susanne Göpferich, Ina Alexandra Machura
and Janine T. Murphy; Part III. Domains and Features of English: 8.
Anglophone practices in Berlin: from historical evidence to transnational
communities Theresa Heyd and Britta Schneider; 9. English in the
German-speaking world: immigration and integration Janet M. Fuller; 10.
Processes of language contact in English influence on German Alexander
Onysko; 11. Persistent features in the English of German speakers Raymond
Hickey; 12. Compiling a speech corpus of German English: rhoticity and the
BATH vowel Sandra Jansen and Christian Langstrof; 13. A question of
direction: German influence on English Julia Landmann; Part IV. Beyond
Germany: 14. Varieties of English in the Netherlands and Germany Alison
Edwards and Robert Fuchs; 15. English in Austria: policies and practices
Ute Smit and Marlene Schwarz; 16. English in Switzerland Simone Pfenninger
and Richard Watts; 17. English and German in Namibia Sarah Buschfeld and
Anne Schröder; 18. English in German-speaking Wisconsin and the aftermath
Joseph Salmons and Miranda E. Wilkerson; 19. The English 'infusion' in
Pennsylvania German Mark Louden.
