Bilingualism: Language and Cognition

Volume 7 : Issue 1

Table of Contents

• Acquisition by processing: A modular perspective on language development 
  JOHN TRUSCOTT and MIKE SHARWOOD SMITH
  Page 1
• Give syntax a chance 
  DEREK BICKERTON
  Page 21
• Acquisition by Processing Theory: A theory of everything? 
  SUSANNE E. CARROLL
  Page 23
• APT: Costs and benefits of a hybrid model 
  TON DIJKSTRA and MARCO HAVERKORT
  Page 26
• Between the input and the acquisition lies the shadow 
  MICHAEL HARRINGTON
  Page 29
• Inflection, thematic roles and abstract Case 
  JULIA HERSCHENSOHN
  Page 32
• Parameters or cues? 
  BRIAN MACWHINNEY
  Page 35
• Processing perspectives in SLA research and their compatibility 
  MANFRED PIENEMANN
  Page 37
• Can the APT be a theory of Multiple Grammars and a minimal theory of parsing? 
  TOM ROEPER
  Page 40
• How APT is your theory: Present status and future prospects 
  JOHN TRUSCOTT and MIKE SHARWOOD SMITH
  Page 43
• Growing syntactic structure and code-mixing in the weaker language: The Ivy Hypothesis 
  PETRA BERNARDINI and SUZANNE SCHLYTER
  Page 49
• Voice onset time in bilingual German-Spanish children 
  MARGARET M. KEHOE, CONXITA LLE and MARTIN RAKOW
  Page 71
• Research note and erratum 
  CAROL MYERS-SCOTTON
  Page 89