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We have argued in our general introduction that while the distinction between Linguistics Applied (L-A) and Applied Linguistics (A-L) is fugitive, it remains necessary and that it is at its most obvious in the orientation of the researchers, why they are investigating a problem and collecting their data.
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critical applied linguistics, pedagogical lexicography, first language attrition, minority language situations, sign language poetry, monolingual control group, applied linguistics research, group vilification, language relativity, deaf staff, many applied linguists, language teacher education, learner cognitions, language aptitude, genre pedagogy, assisted lan, autonomous literacy, language testers, reversing language shift, attritional process, applied linguistic theory, language teaching methodology, second language acquisition theory, attrition studies, classroom anxiety
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New York, Multilingual Matters, Newbury House, United States, Hong Kong, Lawrence Erlbaum, New Zealand, South Africa, Edward Arnold, American English, University of Chicago Press, The Hague, Harvard University Press, Edinburgh University Press, British English, North America, Max Niemeyer, Mouton de Gruyter, Norton Peirce, Cape Town, Englewood Cliffs, Georgetown University Press, Kegan Paul, Language Australia, New Delhi
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