Edwards and his Language Codes: response to A. D. Edwards, Language Codes and Classroom Practice

Abstract

Edwards constructs an idiosyncratic concept of code and then argues that classroom practice fails to demonstrate the use of such code. His exposition abstracts from and dislocates the set of concepts whereby code modalities may be identified, described and their selectivities shown. He fails to note the close relation between the theory and its empirical base.

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