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Second Language
Writing
Editor
Paul Kei Matsuda
Arizona State University
Series Launch: 30 May 2004
Books in the series . . .
The Politics of Second Language Writing: In Search of the Promised Land
Edited by Paul Kei Matsuda, Christina Ortmeier-Hooper, and Xiaoye You
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 Second Language Writing
Series Editor
Paul Kei Matsuda
Arizona State University
Second language writing emerged in the late twentieth century as an
interdisciplinary field of inquiry, and an increasing number of researchers
from various related fields—including applied linguistics, communication,
composition studies, and education—have come to identify themselves
as second language writing specialists. The Second Language Writing series
aims to facilitate the advancement of knowledge in the field of second
language writing by publishing scholarly and research-based monographs
and edited collections that provide significant new insights into central
topics and issues in the field.
This Series seeks submissions that expand, refine or challenge the existing
knowledge in the field by using various modes of inquiry, such as philosophical,
historical, empirical (quantitative and qualitative) and narrative. Some
of the possible topics include, but are not limited to:
- the nature, backgrounds,
and characteristics of second or foreign language writing and writers;
- issues in second language writing instruction, assessment, and program
administration;
- the experience of second language writers, writing
teachers, and writing program administrators;
- institutional policies,
politics,
and practices that affect second language writers;
- instructional
practices in various institutional and disciplinary contexts;
- implications
of
technological innovations on second language writing;
- the relevance
of theories developed
in other fields;
- the definition and historical development
of the field and its relationship with other fields; and
- approaches
to inquiry
in
studying second language writing and writers.
Manuscripts that explore the implications of second language writing
issues in other related fields are also welcome.
Following the common practice in the field, submissions to this Series
should follow the current APA style.
Submission and Contact Information
Queries should be directed to:
Paul Kei Matsuda
Arizona State University
Department of English
Box 870302
Tempe, AZ 85287-0302 USA
Email: pmatsuda@asu.edu
For complete submission guidelines, see
http://www.parlorpress.com/submissions.html
Your proposal should outline the rationale and projected audience
for the book and its relation to other books in the field; include
the book's table of contents or a chapter outline, the estimated length
and
the timetable for completion, and the introduction and a sample chapter.
Please also send the c.v. of the author or editor. Parlor Press is an independent publisher of scholarly and trade titles
in print and multimedia formats, including Acrobat eBook and Night Kitchen
(TK3). For additional submission information or to find out about Parlor
Press publications visit the website, http://www.parlorpress.com,
write to Parlor Press, 816 Robinson St., West Lafayette, Indiana, 47906,
or
e-mail David
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