Disciplines and Interdisciplinarity in Foreign Language Studies.

Frontcover -- Titlepage -- Imprintpage -- Contents -- Hans Lauge Hansen: Foreign Language Studies and Interdisciplinarity -- Discussions on the Theoretical Foundation of Foreign Language Studies -- Karen Risager: A Social and Cultural View of Language -- Helge Jordheim: Philology of the Future, Futures of Philology -- Mette Steenberg: Cognitive Models -- A Novel Look at Traditional Disciplines of Foreign Language Studies -- Hanne Leth Anderse n, Merete Birkelund and Thora Vinther: Traditional and New Approaches to Theoretical Grammar Teaching -- Jørn Boisen &amp -- Pia Schwarz : The Study of literature - Does it matter,and if so,why? -- Sofie Nielsen: Cultural Orientation and Interdisciplinarity -- Francesco Caviglia: `Advanced Literacy´ -- Interdisciplinary Approaches to Foreign Language Studies -- Edmond Cros: Towards a Sociocritical Theory of the Text -- Inge Degn, Lisbeth Verstraete-Hansen -- Anne Magnussen -- Jens R. Rasmussen: The Construction and Deconstruction of Nation and Identity in Modern Belgium -- Johan Pedersen &amp -- teresa Cadierno: Construction Grammar and Second Language Acquisition -- Nina Nørgaard: Challenging the Boundaries -- Jan Gustafsson: Narratives of Natives -- The Deconstruction of the Eurocentric Perspective of Foreign LanguageStudies -- Heidi Bojsen &amp -- Ingemai Larsen: Narrating Postcolonial Nations -- Anne Marie Jeppesen &amp -- Ken Henriksen: Studies of postcolonialism -- Bernard Mouralis &amp -- Heidi Bojsen: African Literature Today -- List of authors -- Back cover.

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