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| Another more recent area of investigation has been the cross-linguistic transfer of PA skills from a child's first language (L1) to the second language (L2) (Cisero & Royce 1995; Durgunoglu, Nagy & HancinBhatt, 1993; Lopez & Greenfield, 2005). Another major contribution of this book is the multi-cultural and cross-linguistic perspective it provides. Other essayists seem to have read English translations or translate for the reader, an approach that belies cross-linguistic authorial interpretations that should at least be acknowledged; yet language is not discussed, except nominally as it pertains to individual lives. |
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