English for specific purposes
Subtitle: science and technology
By: general editors, Mary Todd Trimble and Louis Trimble and Karl Drobnic
Publisher: English Language Institute, Oregon State University
Published: 1979
Place of publication: Corvallis]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 407
Subjects: Technical writing
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Some early observations on EST / Larry Selinker; title: Reading and scientific English: prospects, problems, and programs in Iran / John Hitchcock; title: Teaching modals in EST discourse / John Lackstrom; title: The development of EFL materials for occupational English: the technical manual / R. Mary Todd Trimble, Louis Trimble; title: Developing skills for reading technical manuals / Marsha Hara; title: Contrastive discourse analysis: EST and SST / Thomas Mage; title: Contrastive analysis of the rhetoric of scientific and technical English and Macedonian / Evica Konecni; title: Contrastive analysis of English and Japanese technical rhetoric / Eiko Sugimoto; title: S (inanimate subject) + V + O: a syntactical problem in EST writing for Japanese / Setsuko Kojima, Kaoru Kojima; title: English linguistics and the English of science and technology / Patricia Byrd; title: Lexical analysis of scientific and technical prose / Marianne Inman; title: Nominal compounds in technical English / Ljerka Bartolic; title: Purpose, device and level in rhetorical theory / Robert Bley-Vroman; title: Verbal complementation in the EST classroom / Barbara J. Rasch; title: How to develop an English for special purposes (ESP) curriculum / Charles Frederickson; title: Mistakes and modification in course design: an EST case history / Karl Drobnic; title: E.S.P. syllabus design process in retrospect / G. Hirayama-Grant, M. Sedgwick; title: Preparing English for business and economics (EBE) curricular materials / Patrick Carmichael, Judy Cooper, Ann Johns; title: Scientific and technical rhetoric: glossary of technical terms / Evica Konecni.