The Societal Codification of Korean English

Half Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nIllustrations\n	Figures\n	Tables\nChapter 1: Introduction\n	What’s in a name? Korean English versus Konglish\n	The three circles of English\n	The terminology used to describe Englishes around the world\n	Linguistic errors versus innovations\n	Native and non-native speakers\n	Why focus on Korean English?\n	Societal codification\nChapter 2: A discussion of four key topics\n	Terms used to refer to expanding circle Englishes\n	Errors versus innovations\n	Native versus non-native speakers\nChapter 3: Societal codification\n	The people’s use of language\n	Reporting on language\n	Societal use of language\n	The effects of the internet on linguistic reinforcement\n	Online dictionaries and guides for Korean English\nChapter 4: The lexical and grammatical aspects of Korean English\n	Defining Konglish and Korean English\n	The codification methods and features of Korean English\n	Lexical differences\n	Morpho-syntactic differences\n		The definite article\n	Non-count nouns as count nouns\n	Word order\n	Verb tense\n	Online codification of Korean English\n		Konglish\n	Korean English, Korean English dictionary, Korean English grammar\n		Konglish dictionary\n		A blend of English and Korean\n	Konglish in English\n		Konglish grammar\nChapter 5: Media English in Korea\n	K-POP\n	Korean TV drama\n	Advertisements\nChapter 6: Korean English in the EFL classroom\n	The implications for teaching English in Korea\n	The use of NICE in English teaching\nConclusion\nReferences\nIndex