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| Ph.D. | Innovative Alternative Methods in Foreign Language Teaching |
| | Assoc Prof Zuckermann is available for Ph.D. supervision on any thesis focusing on Innovative, Path-breaking Alternative Methods in Foreign Language Teaching. |
| Keywords: | Applied Linguistics, Second Language Learning, Foreign Language Teaching, Education, Mnemonics, Psychometrics |
| | Ph.D. | Language Contact and Lexical Expansion in Any Language |
| | Assoc Prof Zuckermann is available for Ph.D. supervision on any thesis focusing on Language Contact and Lexical Enrichment in any language of the world. |
| Keywords: | Contact Linguistics, Lexical Enrichment, Historical Linguistics, Camouflaged Borrowing, Lexical Expansion, Lexicology, Words, Phrases, Phono-Semantic Matching, Calquing, Portmanteau Blending |
| | PhD | Language, Culture and Identity |
| | Assoc Prof Zuckermann is available for Ph.D. supervision on any thesis by an outstanding holder of an M.A. in Linguistics. Topics should be related to Language, Culture and Identity, Language, Religion and Society, Historical linguistics, Lexicology, Language Revival and Survival, English as the world's language, scholarly vs popular etymology, the power of the word in Islam, Christianity and Judaism, hybrids and mixed languages, Israeli, Hebrew, Yiddish, tongue, society and religion, borrowing, Israel and the Middle East, language planning, lexical engineering, (Maori, Aboriginal, indigenous languages), sociolinguistics, applied linguistics, Jewish civilisation, Judaism, multiple causation, semantics, pidgins and creoles, bilingual dictionaries, Oxford English Dictionary, slang, colloquial speech, slang, multisourced words in Mandarin Chinese and Japanese, vernacular vs Modern Standard Arabic, Turkish language revolution, Icelandic purism, the influence of Johannes Aavik on Estonian, Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, language academies, Academy of the Hebrew Language, Americanisation of China, the native speaker, relexification, phono-semantic matching, calquing, linguistic camouflage, writing systems, phonetic transcription, language and terrorism. |
| Keywords: | Historical linguistics, Lexicology, Language Revival and Survival, English as the world s language, scholarly vs popular etymology, the power of the word in Islam, Christianity and Judaism, hybrids and mixed languages, Israeli, Hebrew, Yiddish, tongue, society and religion, borrowing, Israel and the Middle East, language planning, lexical engineering, (Maori, Aboriginal, indigenous languages), sociolinguistics, applied linguistics, Jewish civilisation, Judaism, multiple causation, semantics, pidgins and creoles, bilingual dictionaries, Oxford English Dictionary, slang, colloquial speech, slang, multisourced words in Mandarin Chinese and Japanese, vernacular vs Modern Standard Arabic, Turkish language revolution, Icelandic purism, the influence of Johannes Aavik on Estonian, Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, language academies, Academy of the Hebrew Language, Americanisation of China, the native speaker, relexification, phono-semantic matching, calquing, linguistic camouflage, writing systems, phonetic transcription, language and terrorism |
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