Confluence
Linguistics, L2 acquisition and speech pathology
Published on 21. January 1993
Book
Hardback
260 pages
978-90-272-2465-1 (ISBN)
Description
That linguistics, L2 acquisition and speech pathology impinge on each other in areas of vital importance to each discipline seems to be almost undeniable. All three fields are concerned with the characterization of language in one form or another; and all deal with the acquisition of language by one segment of the population or another. But although these fields of inquiry share a general domain, the specific goals of the individual disciplines are distinct in that each approaches the problem of language description and acquisition from a different perspective. Each field has developed expertise in its respective area of the problem of language description and acquisition. It seems reasonable, then, that each field has something to contribute to, and something to gain from, the others. It is the goal of this volume to create a dialogue in this area that is both fruitful and ongoing.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 245 mm
Width: 164 mm
Weight
500 gr
ISBN-13
978-90-272-2465-1 (9789027224651)
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Content
1. Introduction: One Approach to the Interaction of Linguistics, Second-language Acquisition and Speech- language Pathology (by Eckman, Fred); 2. I. Linguistics and SLA; 3. Linguistics and SLA: The Two-Way Street Phenomenon (by Rutherford, William E.); 4. Interactions between L2 Acquisition and Linguistic Theory (by Flynn, Suzanne); 5. Metrical Phonology and the Acquisition of L2 Stress (by Archibald, John); 6. Phrasal Category Markedness and Second Language Acquisition (by Balhorn, Mark); 7. The Null-Prep Phenomenon: The Interaction of Linguistic Theory and Second Language Acquisition Data (by Klein, Elaine C.); 8. Apparent UG Inaccessibility in Second Language Acquisition: Misapplied Principles or Principled Misapplication? (by Martohardjono, Gita); 9. Parameter-resetting in Second Language Acquisition: A Study of Adult Spanish and Vietnamese Learners of English (by Platt, Elizabeth); 10. II. Linguistics and Speech-Language Phathology; 11. Individual Differences in Phonological Disorders and Implications for a Theory of Acquisition (by Dinnsen, Daniel A.); 12. Applying Linguistic Theory to Clinical Language Teaching (by Connell, Phil J.); 13. On Grammatical Deficits in Chinese Aphasia (by Chen, Sylvia); 14. III. Speech Pathology and SLA; 15. Synergy in Applied Linguistics: Theoretical and Pedagogical Implications (by Damico, Jack S.); 16. Phonological Aspects of Emerging Grammars (by Gierut, Judith A.); 17. Phonological Learning and Retention in Second Language Acquisition (by Hardy, Jane E.); 18. Acquisition and Loss of Familiar Language: Idiom and Proverb Comprehension (by Kempler, Daniel); 19. Subject Index