23.2007, FYI: Call for Book Chapters for New Versions of LARSP

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Subject: 23.2007, FYI: Call for Book Chapters for New Versions of LARSP

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Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2012 12:04:59
From: Martin Ball [mjball at louisiana.edu]
Subject: Call for Book Chapters for New Versions of LARSP

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Clinical Linguists to author new versions of LARSP

Martin Ball, David Crystal and Paul Fletcher have recently edited a 
book collecting together new versions of LARSP (Language 
Assessment Remediation Screening Procedure) for 12 languages other 
than the original English. Details are available at 
http://www.multilingual-matters.com/display.asp?K=9781847696380 . 
LARSP is used to assess the syntax and morphology of children and 
adults with language disorders.

This project proved so successful that they have now been contracted 
to produce a second volume by the same publisher. This volume will 
cover a further 15 languages and the projected publication date is 
2013. Since they settled the final contents of volume 2, they have 
already received offers for chapters in a third volume but, for this to be 
feasible, they need to expand the number of chapters and to fill some 
of the most important gaps in linguistic coverage that we still have.

Clinical Linguists and Speech Pathologists working on the following 
languages are invited to contact Martin Ball if they are interested in 
possibly contributing to this new volume: Bulgarian, Czech, Italian, 
Polish, Romanian, any languages of the former Soviet Union other than 
Russian, Swahili, and Tagalog. 

The chapters of this edition would follow the format of chapters in the 
first. There would be a brief grammatical sketch, an account of normal 
linguistic development where that is available for the language, and the 
design of a LARSP chart for the language concerned. An optional final 
section would be a brief account of the use of the chart with actual 
clients if that has been undertaken. Researchers unfamiliar with LARSP 
will be provided with descriptions of this assessment procedure.

Chapters should be between 6000 and 8000 words including 
references. At the moment dates for submissions have not been 
decided. It would, however, be no earlier than the end of 2013. 



Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics





 






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