Constitution of The Modern Language Association of America

The term African American Language (AAL) is used in this article to refer to all variations of language use in African American communities. AAL is the more current term, but Afric...

On 26 December 1958, at its meeting in the Hotel Statler in New York City, the Executive Council, realizing the need to keep the Constitution in line with the expanding interests o...

In his final speech as chair of the assembly that drafted India’s Constitution, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar described a contradiction between the formal equality that the Constitution guaran...

The object of this sketch is the legal and administrative Polish language of the interwar period, that is the time of the Second Polish Republic. Regaining the statehood after one ...

The Modern Language Association of America as a chartered and incorporated learned society, national in scope and partly international in membership, engaged primarily in scholarly...

The fifty-second meeting of the Modern Language Associationof America was held, on the invitation of the University of Cincinnati, at Cincinnati, Ohio, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesd...

This paper examines a New York Korean immigrants’ movement to promote the Korean language in American schools. This movement includes the efforts of Korean community leaders to inc...

This paper explained the pattern of overcoming difficulties of foreign language learning, identifying based one previous study in learning English as a foreign language. Yet, it al...