Bilingualism: Language and Cognition

Volume 3 : Issue 2

Table of Contents

• Mixed languages: a functionalcommunicative approach 
  Yaron Matras
  Page 79
• Mixing is functional (but what are the functions?) 
  Peter Auer
  Page 101
• Social and communicative approaches to mixed languages 
  Peter Bakker
  Page 106
• Speech genres and other questions 
  Jan Blommaert
  Page 109
• The tortoise and the hare: distinguishing processes and end-products in language contact 
  Penelope Gardner-Chloros
  Page 112
• Selective replacement is extreme lexical re-orientation 
  Maarten Mous
  Page 115
• Some considerations for explaining mixed languages 
  Melissa G. Moyer
  Page 117
• What matters: the out of sight in mixed languages 
  Carol Myers-Scotton
  Page 119
• Symbiotic mixed languages: a question of terminology 
  Norval Smith
  Page 122
• Social context, structural categories and medieval business writing 
  Laura Wright
  Page 124
• Back to motivations: between discourse and grammar 
  Yaron Matras
  Page 126
• Pronunciation proficiency in the first and second languages of KoreanEnglish bilinguals 
  Grace H. Yeni-Komshian, James E. Flege and Serena Liu
  Page 131
• Deserted island or a childs first language forgetting 
  Ludmila Isurin
  Page 151