The East African component of the International Corpus of English

Publications

• Schmied, Josef (1990). "Corpus linguistics and non-native varieties of English". World Englishes 9, 255-268.
• Schmied, Josef (1995). "English in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi". de Klerk, Vivian, ed. Varieties of English around the World: Focus on South Africa. Amsterdam: Benjamins.
• Schmied, Josef (1995) "Second-language corpora". Greenbaum, Sidney ed. The International Corpus of English.Oxford: Oxford U.P.
• Schmied, Josef/Diana Hudson-Ettle (1995). "Syntactic style variation in East African English". English World-Wide 16.
• Schmied, Josef/Diana Hudson-Ettle (1996). "Analysing the style of East African newspapers in English". World Englishes 15:1, 103-113.
• Hudson-Ettle, Diana (1998) Grammatical Subordination Strategies in Differing Text Types in the English Spoken and Written in Kenya. PhD thesis, Chemnitz University of Technology, http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/~dihe.
• Skandera, Paul (1999) "What do we REALLY know about Kenyan English? - A pilot study in resarch methodology." English World-Wide 20:2, 217-236.

Work in progress

• Hertel, Eva: "Metaphor and culture: the case of East Africa". Chemnitz University of Technology.
• Krohne, Barbara. "Culture-specific lexicology in African English". Chemnitz University of Technology.
• Skandera, Paul. "Drawing a Map of Africa: Idiom in Kenyan English". University of Basel/Chemnitz University of Technology.
• Hahn, Angela/Nilsson, Tore/Reich, Sabine. "Orality and noun phrase structure in registers of British and Kenyan English". Chemnitz University of Technology/University of Uppsala.