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Poetic diction in the English Renaissance from Skelton through Spenser (Modern Language Association of American. Revoluing fund series. 12) by Veré Laura Rubel, 1966 Report of the Committee of Twelve of the Modern Language Association of America by Modern Language Association of Twelve, 2009-12-20 PMLA, Publications of the Modern Language Association of America by Percy Waldron Long, 1943 Rafael Alberti's Poetry of the Thirties: The Poet's Public Voice (South Atlantic Modern Language Association Award Study) by Judith Nantell, 1986-08 Literature, Language and the Nation: Based on Papers Presented at a Conference of the Association of University Teachers of Literature and Language (Atoll) Unity of the "Faerie Queene" (South Atlantic Modern Language Association award study) by Ronald Arthur Horton, 1982-07-31 Guardian of the word: Literature, language, and politics in SADC countries : proceedings of the Fifth General Conference of the Association of University ... (ATOLL), Windhoek, 16-20 August 1998 by Association of University Teachers of Literature and Language, 2001 A universal alphabet. A paper read before the Modern Language Association of America, December 29, 1904 by James Geddes, 2010-09-08 Art of John Dryden (South Atlantic Modern Language Association. Award study) by Paul Ramsey, 1982-07 Evolving Models of Language: Papers from the Annual Meeting of the British Association for Applied Linguistics Held at the University of Wales, Swansea, ... (British Studies in Applied Linguistics, 12) by Ann Ryan, Alison Wray, 1997-06 Lift Off: Skills and Practice for the Oxford and Association of Recognised English Language Schools Preliminary by John Dunster, Anthony Forrester, et all 1992-03-04 Report of the Committee of twelve of the Modern language association of America by Modern Language Association of America. Committee of twelve., 2010-02-11 Publications of the Modern Language Association of America(PMLA) October 2009 Volume 124 Number 5 (Volume 124) by Srinivas Aravamamudan, 2009 Continuing Spanish;: A project of the Modern Language Association by Lawrence Sanford Poston, 1974

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41. The Visual Thesaurus, A Dictionary Of The English Language
    An exploration of sense relationships within the English language. By clicking on words, you follow a thread of meaning, creating a spatial map of linguistic associations.  
    http://www.plumbdesign.com/thesaurus/
    
    Extractions: An experiment in language and interface, The Visual Thesaurus is both an artistic exploration and a tool to explore, study, and analyze the structure of language. By displaying the interrelationships between words and meanings as spatial maps, the Visual Thesaurus translates language into a visible architecture. The Visual Thesaurus is both a dictionary and a thesaurus, allowing you to both find the right words and understand the variations in meaning. In order to use the Visual Thesaurus 2.0, you must have at least , or Internet Explorer 4

42. Study Abroad In Beijing With WorldLink Education And Experience China
    An online network of current and former BLCU students, student organizations and alumni associations.  
    http://www.blcu.com/
    
    Extractions: Chinese Language China Business Martial Arts Teach in China ... Home WorldLink Education offers unique and affordable programs to persons worldwide wishing to study in China. These outstanding China programs are focused on providing total immersion in each area of study. All programs combine core classes with after-class tutorial or training, interaction with native speakers and electives. Choose from: CHINESE LANGUAGE WLE's leading Chinese Language immersion programs are specially designed to provide the most comprehensive and balanced curriculum, combining class instruction with free after-class language tuition, language exchange with native speakers, and electives. Accelerated teaching methods allow students at lower proficiency levels to acquire language skills required for effective communication in a short period of time, and advanced students to gain expression proficiency at an abstract level. The Mandarin Chinese programs are held in China's leading universities in Beijing. Beijing is regarded as the optimal learning environment for standard Mandarin Chinese 'putonghua', and ideal for language immersion. Teachers and supervisors are native speakers who are highly experienced and qualified, and hold university degrees in teaching Chinese as a foreign language. All levels are available.

43. Language Teachers, Courses For Teachers Of Foreign Languages And Teachers Pedago
    Offer specifics courses for teachers of Spanish, Italian, German and French. Find the teacher jobs offers, the main conferences on foreign languages, or the useful websites about teachers associations.  
    http://www.language-teachers.org
    
    Extractions: You will find lot of other useful information in this teachers website : come and have a look at the Teacher Jobs offers , the main conferences on foreign languages, or the useful websites about teachers associations and federations . Share your ideas and opinions with other worldwide teachers on the Forum

44. Navrongo And Lawra HomePage
    Ever wonder what life might be like in a small African village? Information on the history, language, culture, music, associations and projects of these two small West African villages in the remote Upper East and Upper West Regions of Ghana.  
    http://www.erols.com/johnston

45. Welcome To Federation Of India Community Associations
    Activities and events in the Asian Indian community of Cleveland, plus information about the community association and the English language newspaper, The Lotus.  
    http://www.fica-cleveland.org

46. FCFLRC: Language Assocations And Resources
    Organizations, Directories and Publications Related to language Learning and Teaching. Professional associations. American Association for Applied Linguistics (AAAL) American Association of Teachers  
    http://www.umass.edu/fclrc/orgs.htm

47. Lost In Babel · Translation Resources · Recursos De Traducción · Recursos De
    Diana Marqu©s's list of dictionaries, terminology, language, documentation, press, geography and maps, libary catalogues, converters, search engines, specialised tools, software, downloads, associations, schools, journals and mailing lists.  
    http://www.webpersonal.net/dmarques/resources/

48. Web Sites For Languages
    Websites for languages Organisations for language learning. Alphabetical listing of educational and language learning associations and organisations.  
    http://www.linguanet.org.uk/websites/langorgs.htm

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    Features include details and news on the bid by Pyeongchang and its neighboring area in Gangwon Province. Offers the IOC questionnaire, bid committee members, search, and links to national sports associations. English, French and Korean language options.  
    http://pyeongchang2010.com/
    
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50. ITLF
    One of the few Tamil associations in the United States which works to maintain the tradition of the Tamil language and culture.  
    http://www.webindia.com/np/us/itlf1.html
    
    Extractions: The International Tamil Language Foundation is also involved in a yearly program " An Evening with Tamils" (exhibits of Tamil Literature, art, culture and system) to bring in Americans to understand the tradition and culture of the Tamils to maintain the tradition among the budding generation of Tamils in the U.S.A. Also, involved in the feedinb the homeless and less fortunate in the U.S.A. during Tamils traditional festival days (Pongal and New Year's day) to improve the image of Tamils living in the U.S.A. among Americans.

51. Alliance Française D'Auckland
    Now one of 1056 official associations throughout the world promoting French language and culture. Offer courses at all levels plus general and specialised tuition by qualified, native speakers of French.  
    http://www.alliance-francaise.co.nz

52. Plataforma5
    PNP is a Plataform constituted by 60 associations of all the Valencian territory to protect the Valencian language. This site includes a report about the current situation of the valencian.  
    http://www.normesdelpuig.org/

53. Bainvegni Sin La Homepage Da La Lia Rumantscha
    Umbrella organization for all Romansh associations. Promotes Romansh language and culture.  
    http://www.liarumantscha.ch/

54. The Danish Beekeepers´
    A Federation of 82 local Danish beekeepers' associations. This site is a onepage abstract from the main (Danish language) web-site describing the current work and history of the association.  
    http://www.biavl.dk/english/danish.htm
    
    Extractions: The Danish Beekeepers´ Association The Danish Beekeepers´Association (Danmarks Biavlerforening) was founded on 5th July 1866. The preamble stated that the aim of the organization was to work for the benefit of beekeeping and especially to introduce the beekeeping method developed by Dzierzon. Right from the beginning much effort was put into informing the public and educating beekeepers. The Danish Bee Journal (Tidsskrift for Biavl) has been published since the very beginning of the organization. Much effort was devoted to advisory work too. Actually, the founder of the organization widely travelled as a beekeeping teacher in Denmark. Things have changed. But the Danish Beekeepers´ Associations have almost retained the same organization as in the early days. Although the sentence in the preamble about Dzierzons method has been taken out, we still aim at working in the member beekeepers interests. The organization is a Federation consisting of 82 local beekeepers´ associations spread all over Denmark. Representatives of the local associations elects the president and six other members of the executive body. The president now is Mr.Verner Schou.. The executive body elects the Vice-president and appoints the General Secretary. ( At present Mr. Asger Søgaard Jørgensen) who works with the advisory service as well.

55. UCLA Language Materials Cantonese Language Profile
    Basic information on the language's linguistic properties, cultural and historical associations, and bibliographic references. From UCLA language Materials.  
    http://www.lmp.ucla.edu/profiles/profc01.htm
    
    Extractions: Cantonese (also known as Yue) is one of several major languages in China and has approximately 64 million speakers (Grimes 1992). Of those 64 million, there are more than 46 million speakers in southern China and over 5 million in Hong Kong. Cantonese speakers are also found in Malaysia (750,000), Vietnam (500,000), Macao (500,000), Singapore (33,000), and Indonesia (18,000). Smaller communities (less than 30,000 speakers) also exist in Thailand, New Zealand, Philippines, Costa Rica, Brunei, and Nauru. Sizeable Chinese communities use Cantonese in Canada (several hundred thousand), the United States (for example, 180,000 in San Francisco), Australia, the United Kingdom, Panama, the Netherlands, and some other European countries. The various Chinese languages are often referred to as dialects because they have in common the Chinese writing system. Thus, an educated speaker of any of the language varieties recognizes written Chinese, but may pronounce it in his or her own "dialect." These "dialects," however, are not mutually intelligible. Hence, from a linguistic point of view, they are not considered proper dialects but rather as separate languages (Norman 1988). The term language is used here to refer to the major distinctions within Chinese (for example, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hakka, Wu, and Min) and the term dialect to refer to further distinctions (for example, Toishan is a dialect of Cantonese).

56. Welcome To DVBM And German Culture In Maryland!
    Group promoting German culture. Information on festivals, a radio club, a soccer club, bull and oyster roasts, a historical society and other associations that promote German language and culture.  
    http://www.md-germans.org/

57. French Culture | Education | Associations De Professeurs
    self/begin.html. Modern language Association of America (MLA) 10 Astor Place New York, NY 10036981 www.mla.org. American Council  
    http://www.frenchculture.org/education/teaching/assos.html

58. The AFMLTA Online
    Australian Federation of Modern language Teachers associations Inc. Moves are afoot to reinvigorate the Modern language Teachers Association of NSW.  
    http://www.afmlta.asn.au/
    
    Extractions: [ Home ] Affiliations National Conference 2003 Employment Contact Us ... Publications Student Scholarships - The AFMLTA is pleased to announce an exciting new initiative. Run in conjunction with Student Exchange Australia , there are four language scholarships open to students of Japanese, French, German and Italian, all to the value of $3,500. They are open to students between 15-18 years of age. These scholarships offer students the unique opportunity to live and study overseas for a semester or year. A full scholarship information pack is available by clicking here. (PDF 495K) Students are asked to submit a 1000 word essay in answer to one of the following the questions: Why learn Japanese? - Why learn French? - Why learn German? - Why learn Italian? 2004 AFMLTA National Writing Competition For details of this year's competition, please click

59. Foreign Languages
    of Spanish and Portuguese and currently serves as VicePresident and President Elect of the National Federation of Modern language Teachers associations.  
    http://www.collegeboard.com/about/association/academic/language.html
    
    Extractions: Supervisor of Foreign Languages K-12, Prince George's County, Maryland, Public Schools Dr. Barr-Harrison holds a BA from Johnson C. Smith University, an MS from Howard University and a PhD from the University of Maryland. She served as President of the National Association of Supervisors of Foreign Languages in the United States (2000-2002) and President of the Greater Washington Association for Teachers of Foreign Language. She has been a presenter at ACTFL and Northeast Conferences for over fifteen years. In 1993 she was awarded a $450,000 grant to expand Introduction to Japanese in 25 middle and 8 elementary schools. She is a member of the Steering Committee of the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP). In 1996 she was named Outstanding Educator in Prince George's County Public School System. She has received the Educator of the Year Award from the Japan American Society of Washington, D.C. She co-authored

60. Central Library: Resources For German Languages And Literature
    Selected associations, institutions, and societies; Electronic texts and periodicals; Research and resources in German literature and language; Research databases;  
    http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/central/german.html
    
    Extractions: Go back to Resources for German language and literature Archives, libraries, and online catalogs Go back to Resources for German language and literature Selected associations, institutions, and societies Go back to Resources for German language and literature Electronic texts and periodicals ANNO -Austrian historical newspapers and journals, 1808-1938

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