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Professor Pam Peters

Selected Publications

A. Books I (authored and compiled)

Peters, Pam (2007) Cambridge Guide to Australian English Usage.  Cambridge University Press 905pp.

Peters, Pam (2005) A Word on Words. CAE Press 90pp.

Delbridge, A., Bernard, J., Blair, D., Butler, S., Peters, P. and Yallop, C., (2005) The Macquarie Dictionary. Third Edition. Sydney, Macquarie Library 2504 pp.

Peters, Pam (2005) The Cambridge Guide to English Usage. (South Asian Edition) Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 608pp.

Peters, P.H., (2004) The Cambridge Guide to English Usage. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 608pp.

Peters, P.H., (2000) general editor Pocket Macquarie Writers Guide. Chinese Edition. Beijing FLTPR Press 599pp.

Delbridge, A., Bernard, J., Blair, D., Butler, S., Peters, P. and Yallop, C., (1997) The Macquarie Dictionary. Third Edition. Sydney, Macquarie Library 2504 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1996) Cambridge Australian English Style Guide. Revised Paperback Edition. Melbourne, Cambridge University Press, 848 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1995) The Cambridge Australian English Style Guide. Melbourne, Cambridge University Press 848 pp.

Delbridge, A., Bernard, J., Blair, D., Peters, P. and Butler, S., (1991) The Macquarie Dictionary. Second Edition. Sydney, Macquarie Library 2050 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1990) general editor Pocket Macquarie Writers Guide. Brisbane, Jacaranda 569 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1990) general editor Macquarie File Writers Guide. Brisbane, Jacaranda 228 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1989) general editor Macquarie Student Writers Guide. Brisbane, Jacaranda 495 pp.

Peters, P.H., Macgregor, R. and Blair, D. (1987) Input-Output: writing resources for English students. Sydney, CCH Australia 115 pp.

Peters, P.H. (1985) Strategies for Student Writers. Brisbane, John Wiley 141 pp.


B. Books II (edited conference papers)

Peters, P.H., Collins P., and Smith A. (2002) eds New Frontiers of Corpus Research. Amsterdam, Rodopi 330pp.

Peters, P.H., (2002) ed. From Local to Global English: proceedings of Style Councils 2001-2. Sydney, Dictionary Research Centre. 158 pp.

Peters, P.H., (2000) ed. Style in context: language at large: proceedings of Style Councils 1996, 1997 and 1999. Sydney, Dictionary Research Centre. 298 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1995) ed. Australian English in a pluralist Australia, proceedings of Style Council 1995. Sydney, Dictionary Research Centre. 194 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1994) ed. The National Language: proceedings of Style Council 1994. Sydney, Dictionary Research Centre 174 pp.

Peters P.H., (1993) ed. Style on the Move: proceedings of Style Council 1992. Sydney, Dictionary Research Centre 183 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1992) ed. Australian Style into the Nineties: proceedings of Style Councils 1990 and 1991. Sydney, Dictionary Research Centre 281 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1990) ed. Frontiers of Style: proceedings of Style Council 1987 and 1988. Sydney, Dictionary Research Centre 177 pp.

Peters, P.H., (1986) ed. Style in Australia: proceedings of Style Council 1986. Sydney, Dictionary Research Centre 196 pp.

 

C. Articles and Chapters in Books

  1. Peters, Pam (forthcoming, accepted 8/2/07) Patterns of negation: the relationship between NO and NOT in regional varieties of English. In T. Nevalainen et al. eds., to be published by John Benjamins, Amsterdam

  2. Wong, Deanna and Peters, Pam (forthcoming, accepted April 2007) A study of backchannels in regional varieties of English, using corpus markup as the means of identification.  International Journal of Corpus Linguistics

  3. Peters, Pam (2007) Style and politeness: the case of the personal pronoun. In S Yamazaki and R. Sigley eds.  Approaching variation through corpora: studies in honor of Toshio Saito. Amsterdam, Rodopi

  4. Peters, Pam (2007) Australian and New Zealand English. In M. Matto and H. Momma eds. Companion to the History of the English Language.  Oxford, Blackwell Publishing

  5. Peters P.H., (2007) Similes and other evaluative idioms in Australian English, in P. Skandera ed. Idiom(s) and Culture(s) in English. Berlin, Mouton de Gruyter

  6. Peters, Pam; Tent, Jan and Fernandez, Trinidad (2006) Critical lexicography. In C Marello, ed. Euralex  Proceedings 2006

  7. Peters P.H., (2006) English usage: prescription and description, in B. Aarts and A. McMahon eds Handbook of English Linguistics. Oxford, Blackwells Publishing

  8. Collins, P. and Peters, P.H., (2004) Australian English morphology and syntax, in B. Kortmann ed. Varieties of English 2 vols. Berlin, Mouton de Gruyter

  9. Peters, P.H. and Smith, A., (2003) Text structure and segmentation in online documents, in S. Granger and S. Petch-Tyson, Extending the Scope of Corpus-Based Research Amsterdam, Rodopi pp. 71-88

  10. Peters, P.H., (2002) Textual morphology from Gutenberg to the e-book, in A Fischer, G. Tottie, H. Martin-Lehmann eds Text Types and Corpora: Studies in Honour of Udo Fries Tübingen, Gunter Narr Verlag pp.77-90

  11. Peters, P.H. and Taylor, B., (2002) Low levels of style, in D. Alan Cruse, F. Hundsnurscher, M. Job and P. R. Lutzeier eds Lexicology (Vol. 1) Berlin and New York, Walter de Gruyter pp. 709-804

  12. Peters, P.H., (2001) Corpus evidence on Australian style and usage, in D. Blair and P. Collins eds. English in Australia Amsterdam, John Benjamins pp. 163-178

  13. Peters, P.H., (2001) The Latin Legacy, in K. Aijmer ed. Festschrift for Göran Kjellmer. Gothenburg, Gothenburg Studies in English pp. 81-93

  14. Peters, P.H., (2001) Varietal effects, in B. Moore ed. Who’s Centric Now? Melbourne, Oxford University Press pp. 297-309

  15. Peters, P.H., (2001) Kaleidoscope: a final report on the worldwide Langscape project. English Today 17:1 pp 9-20

  16. Peters, P.H., (2000) Paradigm split in C. Mair and M. Hundt eds. Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory. Amsterdam, Rodopi pp. 301-316

  17. Peters, P.H., (2000) Orthography and Identity English Today 16:3 pp 37-41

  18. Peters, P.H., (1999) Unfriendly Persuasion The Australian Editor 2. pp 9-12

  19. Peters, P.H., (1999) How English is English? in The AMEP: 50 Years of Nation Building Adult Migrant Education Service CD ROM.

  20. Peters, P.H.,(1998) Australian English, in P. Bell and R. Bell eds Americanization and Australia Sydney UNSW Press pp 32-44

  21. Peters, P.H., (1998) In quest of international English: mapping the levels of regional divergence, in A Renouf ed. Explorations in Corpus Linguistics Amsterdam Rodopi. pp 281-292

  22. Peters, P.H., (1998) The survival of the subjunctive: evidence of its use in Australia and elsewhere English World-Wide 19:2 pp 87-102

  23. Peters, P.H. and Young, W., (1997) English grammar and the lexicography of usage Journal of English Linguistics 25:4 pp 315-331

  24. Peters, P.H., (1997) Micro- and macro-linguistics for natural language processing, in A. Wichmann et al. ed. Teaching and Language Corpora London Longman, pp 175-184

  25. Peters, P.H. and Delbridge A., (1997) Fowler’s legacy, in EW Schneider ed. Festschrift in Honour of Manfred Goerlach Amsterdam John Benjamins, 1997) pp 301-318

  26. Peters, P.H., (1996) In search of Australian style English Today 12:1 (1996) pp. 1-10

  27. Peters, P.H., (1996) Comparative insights into comparison World Englishes 15.1 pp 57-68

  28. Peters, P.H., (1994) American and British influence in Australian verb morphology, in U. Fries et al. edd. Creating and Using English Language Corpora Amsterdam: Rodopi pp. 149-158

  29. Peters, P.H., (1993) Corpus evidence on some points of usage, in J. Aarts et al. edd. English language corpora: design, analysis and exploitation Amsterdam: Rodopi pp. 247-256

  30. Green, E. and Peters, P.H., (1991) The Australian corpus project and Australian English ICAME Journal pp. 37-53

  31. Peters, P.H., Purvis, H. Martin, C. and Jenkins, R., (1990) Word frequencies from the Macquarie corpus; the newspaper files Working Papers of the Speech, Hearing and Language Research Centre pp. 13-92

  32. Peters, P.H. and Fee, M., (1989) New configurations: the balance of British and American features in Australian and Canadian English Australian Journal of Linguistics vol. 9 pp. 135-147

  33. Peters, P.H., (1989) Render unto Caesar English Today 5:1 p. 46

  34. Peters, P.H. and Delbridge A., (1989) Standardisation in Australian English, in P. Collins and D. Blair edd. Australian English: the language of a new society Brisbane: Queensland University Press pp. 127-137

  35. Peters, P.H., Collins, P., Blair, D. and Brierley, A., (1988) The Australian corpus project: findings on some functional variants in the Australian press Australian Review of Applied Linguistics 11:1 pp. 22-23

  36. Collins, P. and Peters, P.H., (1988) The Australian corpus project, in M Kyto et al. ed. Corpus Linguistics, Hard and Soft. Amsterdam, Rodopi pp. 103-120

  37. Delbridge A. and Peters, P.H., (1988) Dictator, gatekeeper, tally clerk or harmless drudge? in T.L. Burton and J Burton edd. Lexicographical and linguistic studies: essays in honour of G.W. Turner. Oxford: Boydell and Brewer pp. 35-44

  38. Peters, P.H., (1987) Towards a corpus of Australian English ICAME Journal pp. 1-13 (=International Computer Archive of Modern English)

  39. Peters, P.H., (1986) Writing across the curriculum in Australia ERIC ED 264 742 pp. 1-14

  40. Peters, P.H., (1986) Getting the theme across: a study of the dominant function in the academic writing of university students, in B. Couture ed. Functional Approaches to Writing: research perspectives. New York: Pinter/Ablex pp. 169-185

  41. Peters, P.H., (1985) Survey of spelling variants in Australian newspaper style guides Working Papers of the Speech, Hearing and Language Research Centre pp. 35-52

  42. Peters, P.H., (1985) Between empire and ANZUS: orthographic adjustments in Australia, in J. Clark ed. The Cultivated Australian = Beiträge zur Phonetik und Linguistik pp. 381-390

  43. Peters P.H., (1985) Lexis and discourse structure The Writing Instructor. University of Southern California, pp. 138-143

  44. Martin, J.R. and Peters, P.H., (1985) Exposition workshop, in R. Hasan ed. Discourse on Discourse. Sydney, Applied Linguistics Association of Australia pp 61-92

 

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