Themes in SLA Research
AILA Review, Volume 19
Editors
This issue of AILA Review contains the proceedings of a special symposium of the AILA Scientific Commission of Second Language Acquisition at the 2005 AILA Congress in Madison, WI, USA. Seven international experts in the field of SLA – Bardovi-Harlig, Dörnyei, N. Ellis, R. Ellis, Gass, Kasper, Mackey – have been asked to provide a state of the art overview of their specialization tracks. The result is a concise summary of six distinct strands of second language acquisition studies that follow both linguistics-based and psychology-based approaches. Readers will not only find up-to-date reviews of important SLA areas but the issue also offers authoritative insights into the thinking of some of the major scholars in the field of applied linguistics.
[AILA Review, 19] 2006. 132 pp.
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Table of Contents
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Introduction to the Special Issue on Themes in SLA ResearchKathleen Bardovi-Harlig & Zoltán Dörnyei | pp. 1–2
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Input, Interaction and Output: An OverviewSusan M. Gass & Alison Mackey | pp. 3–17
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Researching the Effects of Form-Focussed Instruction on L2 AcquisitionRod Ellis | pp. 18–41
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Individual differences in second language acquisitionZoltán Dörnyei | pp. 42–68
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Interlanguage Development: Main Routes and Individual PathsKathleen Bardovi-Harlig | pp. 69–82
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Beyond Repair: Conversation Analysis as an Approach to SLAGabriele Kasper | pp. 83–99
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Cognitive Perspectives on SLA: The Associative-Cognitive CREEDNick C. Ellis | pp. 100–121
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