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Posted on November 14, 2015 by Richard Pinner

5th Waseda ELF International Workshop, Tokyo

Slides from my talk at today’s International Workshop on ELF at Waseda University in Tokyo.

Japanese Students’ Reactions to International Speakers of English: native-speakerism and authenticity from Richard Pinner
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