Australian Review of Applied Linguistics

In this issue
• Preface
  Thao Lê, Mike McCausland & Robin Melrose | p. v
Articles
• A bibliographical survey of 200 years of writings on Australian and New Zealand English and their interaction with migrant and indigenous languages
  Brian Taylor | pp. 1–17
• National policy on languages: Is it more than an exercise in running, jumping and/or standing still?
  Diana Davis | pp. 18–35
• Language and culture: Two goals of FL teaching in China. Lessons from history and perspectives for the future
  Chen Shen | pp. 36–60
• ‘On se tutoie?’: Second person pronominal usage and terms of address in contemporary French
  Christine Béal | pp. 61–82
• The construction of gender through tenor choices in physical education lessons
  Jan Wright | pp. 83–101
• Interactive styles and second language acquisition
  G. Liu | pp. 102–121
• Examining the silent period
  Priscilla M. Clarke | pp. 122–137
• Applied linguistics as a framework for selection in syllabus design and assessment
  Marta Rado & Chris Reynolds | pp. 138–149
• Stressing in the speech of foreign language learners
  Brian McCarthy | pp. 150–172
• Discourse in intercultural interaction
  Alina Skoutarides | pp. 173–199
• An examination of textual cohesive devices in narrative comprehension and recall
  June Luchjenbroers | pp. 200–223
• Bidirectionality of the processes in contemporary bahasa Indonesia: A systemic functional perspective
  Francien Herlen Tomasowa | pp. 224–244

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