IRAL, International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching 2010: Vol 48 Index

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Index of articles in Volume 48 (2010)
Jennifer Bown and Cynthia White. A social and cognitive approach to affect in
SLA 48(4): 331-353.
Jennifer Cabrelli Amaro and Jason Rothman. On L3 acquisition and phonolog-
ical permeability: A new test case for debates on the mental representation of
non-native phonological systems (Special issue: Approaches to third language
acquisition4)8 (2/3): 275-296.
Jean-Marc Dewaele. Multilingualism and affordances: Variation in self-per-
ceived communicative competence and communicative anxiety in French L1,
L2, L3 and L4 (Special issue: Approaches to third language acquisition) 48
(2/3): 105—129.
Ylva Falk and Camilla Bardel. The study of the role of the background lan-
guages in third language acquisition. The state of the art (Special issue: Ap-
proaches to third language acquisition) 48 (2/3): 185-219.
Fanny Forsberg. Using conventional sequences in L2 French 48 (1): 25-51.
Mary Grantham O’Brien and Laura Catharine Smith. Role of first language
dialect in the production of second language German vowels 48 (4): 297-330.
Björn Hammarberg. The languages of the multilingual: Some conceptual and
terminological issues (Special issue: Approaches to third language acquisition)
48 (2/3): 91-104.
Randal Holme. A construction grammar for the classroom 48 (4): 355-377.
Michael Iverson. Informing the age-of-acquisition debate: L3 as a litmus test
(Special issue: Approaches to third language acquisition)48 (2/3): 221-243.
Christina Lindqvist and Camilla Bardel. Approaches to third language acquisi-
tion: Introduction (Special issue: Approaches to third language acquisition) 48
(2/3): 87-90.
Christina Lindqvist. Inter- and intralingual lexical influences in advanced learn-
ers’ French L3 oral production (Special issue: Approaches to third language
acquisition) 48 (2/3): 131-157.
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Susana Perales. The status of the auxiliary do in LI and L2 English negative
clauses 48 (1): 1-23.
Rebekah Rast. The use of prior linguistic knowledge in the early stages of L3
acquisition (Special issue: Approaches to third language acquisition) 48 (2/3):
159-183.
Robert Reichle. Judgments of information structure in L2 French: Nativelike
performance and the Critical Period Hypothesis 48 (1): 53-85.
Jason Rothman. On the typological economy of syntactic transfer: Word order
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(Special issue: Approaches to third language acquisition) 48 (2/3): 245-273.
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