Collected Works of Braj B. Kachru Vol 1-3

Braj Kachru is Center for Advanced Study Professor of Linguistics and Jubilee Professor of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Illinois Emeritus, USA. Jonathan J. Webster is Director of The Halliday Centre for Intelligent Applications of Language Studies at City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.

Volume 1
1. Models of English for the third world: white man’s linguistics burden or language pragmatics (1976)
2. The new Englishes and old dictionaries: directions in lexicographical research on non-native varieties of English (1980)
3. The pragmatics of non-native varieties of English (1981)
4. Meaning in deviation: towards understanding non-native English texts (1982)
5. Regional norms for English (1984)
6. The alchemy of English: social and functional power of non-native varieties (1984)
7. The power and politics of English (1986)
8. Non-native literatures in English as a resource for language teaching (1986)
9.The past and prejudice: toward de-mythologizing the English Canon (1987)
10. ESP and non-native varieties of English: toward a shift in paradigm (1988)
11. The spread of English and sacred linguistic cows (1988)

Volume 2
1. The Second Diaspora of English (1992)
2. Introduction: The other side of English and the 1990s (1992)
3. World Englishes: approaches, issues, and resources (1994)
4. New Englishes (1994)
5. The Speaking Tree: a Medium of Plural Canons (1995)
6. Transcultural creativity in World Englishes and literary Canons (1995)
7. World Englishes (1996)
8. The Paradigms of Marginality (1996)
9. English as Lingua Franca (1996)
10. World Englishes 2000: Resources for research and teaching (1997)
11. World Englishes and culture wars (2001)

Volume 3
1. Linguistics schizophrenia and language census: a note on the Indian situation (1977)
2. Towards structuring code-mixing: an Indian perspective (1978)
3. Code-mixing as a communicative strategy in India (1978)
4. Bilingualism (1981)
5. The bilingual’s linguistics repertoire (1982)
6. An overview of language policy and planning (1982)
7. Language policy in South Asia (1982)
8. Institutionalized second-language varieties (1985)
9. Standards, codification and sociolinguistic realism: the English language in the outer circle (1985)
10. Current issues in bilingualism: an update of directions in research (1985)
11. The bilingual’s creativity (1986)
12. Cultural contact and literary creativity in a multilingual setting society (1992)
13. Multilingualism and multiculturalism (1992)
14. Speech community (1994/1998)