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Andrew B. Gonzalez

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Open LibraryOL212683A

Top Subjects

Philippines (8)
English language (3)
Mass media (1)
Pampanga language -- Semantics. (1)
Pampanga language -- Grammar, Generative. (1)
Language teachers -- Philippines -- Directories (1)
Linguists -- Philippines -- Directories (1)

Books by Andrew B. Gonzalez

Total count: 15

Philippine English of the mass mediaPrelim ed.

Research Council, De La Salle University1978-01-01
Language and nationalismthe Philippine experience thus far

Ateneo de Manila University Press1980-01-01
Pampangan--towards a meaning-based description

Dept. of Linguistics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University1981-01-01
A directory of linguists and language education specialists in the Philippines

Linguistic Society of the Philippines1981-01-01
Preference for Pilipino terms related to sex and population educationa guide to usage

Integrated Research Center, De La Salle University1983-01-01
Acquiring Pilipino as a first languagetwo case studies

Linguistic Society of the Philippines1984-01-01
An overview of language issues in South-East Asia, 1950-1980

Oxford University Press1984-01-01
Studies on Philippine English

SEAMEO Regional Language Centre1985-01-01
Language surveys in the Philippines (1966-1984)

De La Salle University Press1986-01-01
The Role of English and its maintenance in the Philippinesthe transcript, consensus, and papers of the Solidarity Seminar on language and developement

Solidaridad Publishing House1988-01-01
One in the Lordlove, sexuality, marriage, and the family in the Philippine setting : a Christian perspective

De La Salle University Press1994-01-01
The language provision of the 1987 Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines

Linguistic Society of the Philippines2001-01-01
An unfinished symphony934 days at DECS

Andrew Gonzalez2002-01-01
Mission statements and philosophies of education in a Philippine setting

De La Salle University Press2003-01-01
Three studies on Philippine English across generationstowards an integration and some implications

Linguistic Society of the Philippines2003-01-01