Aesthetics of Black Arts Movement: A Study of the Plays of Amiri Baraka, Ed Bullins and Larry Neal focuses comprehensively on the African- American Drama of 60s in general and the Black Arts Movement in specific. It is a research based writing examining the plays of the three distinct Black American playwrights like Amiri Baraka, Ed Bullins, and Larry Neal in the light of the aesthetic analysis of the distinctive features of Black Arts Movement as propagated in the 60s in the so called time of the Second Black Renaissance. The sum and substance of the plays of the playwrights carry out strong...

This is in fact an attempt to compile lecture notes on the most popular and useful theories and concepts outlined on language in general, and Second/Foreign language learning and teaching in particular. It includes the sum and substance of the theories of language outlined by Ferdinand de Saussure, Vygotsky, Noam Chomsky, Michael Halliday and Hassan. Also, it presents precisely the theoretical and experimental views on SL/FL by scores of scholars and linguists such as Selinker, Stephen Krashen, Dell Hymes, H.W. Widdowson, Peter Skehan, Cummins, Rod Ellis, Lantolf, David Crystal, Candlin,...