Leading theorists argue that in order to understand the processes of language use and language learning we need to understand how social and cognitive factors work interdependently, not separately.
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'In my estimation, the editor of this collection has identified a very worthwhile and above all timely topic - how social and psychological perspectives on second language acquisition may be synthesized to provide a rationale for a new field of enquiry. The contributors he has enlisted include a nice mix of very well known writers and up-and-coming researchers.' (Numa Marker, Associate Professor of Linguistics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
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