1 Definition and Delimitation

Human error

Successive paradigms

Interlanguage and the veto on comparison

Preface by Halliday F

Learners and native speakers

王宗炎序 F

The heyday of Error Analysis

Preface by Chomsky F

Mounting criticism of Error Analysis

Data collection for Error Analysis

沈家煊序 F

导读 F

2 The Scope of Error Analysis

Good English for the English

Publisher s Acknowledgements F

Author s Preface F

Good English for the FL/SL learner

Abbreviations F

The native speaker and the power dimension

The Incompleteness hypothesis

Other reference points for Error Analysis

3 Defining Error

Ignorance

Measures of deviance

Other dimensions:errors and mistakes

Error！mistake and acquisition:learning-an equation?

Lapsology

4 The Description of Errors

Error detection

Locating errors

Describing errors

Error classification

Error taxonomies

Counting errors

Profiling and Error Analysis

Computerized corpora of errors

5 Levels of Error

Substance errors

Text errors

Lexical errors

Classifying lexical errors

Grammar errors

Discourse errors

6 Diagnosing Errors

Description and diagnosis

Ignorance and avoidance

Mother-tongue influence:iterlingual errors

Target language causes:intralingual errors

Communication strategy-based errors

Induced errors

Compound and ambiguous errors

Evaluation

7 Error Gravity and Error Evaluation

Criteria for error gravity(EG)

Viewpoint

8 Error Correction

What is correction?

Whether to correct:pros and cons

How to do error correction:some options and principles

Noticing error

Rules and the role of corrective explanation

9 A Case Study

Elicitation and registration

Error identification

Categorizing the errors

Status:error or mistake?

Diagnosis

References

Index

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