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English & Communication

Last Name
McCabe

First Name

Anne

E-mail

mccabea@madrid.slu.edu

Telephone

+ (34) 91 554 5858
Ext.: 288

Office

Manresa Hall, 1st floor
C/Olivos, 7
28003 Madrid

Office Hours

T 13:00-15:00
M & W 10:00-12:00

Classes

CMM-120 Introduction to Public Speaking
ENGL-150 Introduction to College Composition
ENGL-190 Advanced Strategies of Rhetoric and Research
ENGL-192 Advanced Writing for Professionals
ENGL-411/CMM-301 Language and Linguistics
ENGL-306 English-Spanish in Translation
ENGL-501 The Teaching of Writing
ENGL-604 Rhetorical Theory and Discourse Pedagogy
English as a Second Language (ESL) - All Levels
EDI-435 Language and Culture in the Classroom

Degrees

Ph.D. Language Studies - Aston University, Birmingham, U.K.
M.Sc. Teaching English - Aston University, Birmingham, U.K.
B.A. Spanish - Clarke College

Publications

McCabe, A., O'Donnell, M. & Whittaker, R. (Eds) 2007. Advances in Language and Education. London: Continuum.

Whittaker, R., O'Donnell, M. & McCabe, A. (2006). Language and Literacy: Functional Approaches. London: Continuum.

McCabe, A. (2004). Mood and Modality in Spanish and English History Textbooks: The Construction of Authority. TEXT, 24/1:1-29.

Alonso Belmonte, I. & McCabe, A. (2004) Written Discourse Competence. Revista Canaria De Estudios Ingleses 49. Guest Editor: María José González. Special Feature: "Discourse Analysis."

McCabe, A. (2004) Thematic Progression Patterns and Text Types in History Textbooks In Banks, D. (Ed.) Text and Texture: Systemic Functional viewpoints on the nature and structure of text. Paris: L'Harmattan.

McCabe, A., Barney, C., Binns, H. Gleason, T., Hutchison, M. & Ramos, C. 2003. Designing an American University ESL Program in Europe: TOEFL Prep vs. Language Learning. AACIU Journal, 2. (Association of American International Colleges and Universities).
Available: See pdf

Alonso Belmonte, I. & McCabe, A. 2003. Improving Text Flow in ESL Learner Compositions. The Internet TESL Journal, IX/3. Alonso-ImprovingFlow.html.

Gallagher, C. & McCabe, A. 2002. SFL in the EAP Writing Classroom. ICU Language Research Bulletin, 17: 15-29. (International Christian University, Tokyo).

McCabe, A., Gleason, T. & Hare, T. 2002. Creating a Volunteer ESL Program in Madrid: Action research for program design and service-learning.” Networks: An Online Journal for Teacher Research 5/2.
Available: McCabe.html

Alonso Belmonte, I. & McCabe, A. 2002. Conectando texto: propuestas para el desarrollo de la expresión escrita en inglés como lengua extranjera. Estudios de Linguistica Aplicada, 35: 13-28. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

McCabe, A. 2002. Narratives: A Wellspring for Development. In Julian Edge (Ed.) Continuing Professional Development: Key Perspectives. IATEFL, pp. 82-89.

McCabe, A. 2002. Interchange. Contribution to Julian Edge. Continuing Cooperative Development: A Discourse Framework for Individuals as Colleagues. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, pp. 244-251.

Gallagher, C. & McCabe, A. 2002. Language Awareness Pages: College Composition. Macmillan English Dictionary for Advanced Learners. American Edition Macmillan Publishing Company, p. LA4.

Gallagher, C. & McCabe, A. 2001. Nominalized Writing: Approximating Academic Register. ERIC Reports, Accession number: ED458813.

Gallagher, C. & McCabe, A. 2001. Academic Register and the Nominal Group. Language Research Bulletin, 16: 53-67. Tokyo: International Christian University.

McCabe, A. & Alonso Belmonte, I. 2000. Theme, Rheme and Cognitive Representation in Spanish and English Texts. Revista Canaria de Estudios Ingleses, 40: 77-94. Guest Editor: Manuel Augusto Hernández. Special Issue on “Systemic Functional Approaches to Language.” Universidad de La Laguna, Tenerife. Reprinted in clac (CÍRCULO de lingüística aplicada a la comunicación), 7 (septiembre, 2001). Revista electrónica de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
Available: McCabe.htm

Research Projects
Spanish research team member within the European Union's Fundamental Rights Agency's pilot media project for the analysis of media content. In addition to testing the methodology of the project, the team will be involved in collecting data and carrying out quantitative and qualitative data analysis regarding the representation of migrants, minorities and diversity issues in the Spanish press. The Spanish research team is led by Dr. Isabel Alonso, of the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, and by Dr. Nicolás Lorite, Universitat Autňnoma de Barcelona, and Director of MIGRACOM.
Specialization
Systemic Functional Linguistics
Contrastive Rhetoric
Text Linguistics/Analysis
Teaching Writing
English for Academic Purposes
Teacher Development