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    Corrective feedback in SLA Corrective Feedback in Second Language Acquisition Mounira El Tatawy Teachers College‚ Columbia University ABSTRACT Over the last few years‚ the role played by corrective feedback in language acquisition has become a highly controversial issue. In the field of First Language Acquisition (FLA)‚ researchers express strong reservations concerning the effect that negative evidence has on FLA‚ if there is any at all. In the field of Second Language Acquisition (SLA)

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    Austin’s Speech Act Theory and the Speech Situation Etsuko Oishi Esercizi Filosofici 1‚ 2006‚ pp. 1-14 ISSN 1970-0164 link: http://www.univ.trieste.it/~eserfilo/art106/oishi106.pdf AUSTIN’S SPEECH ACT THEORY AND THE SPEECH SITUATION Etsuko Oishi The talk starts with a question‚ why do we discuss Austin now? While answering the question‚ I will (I) present an interpretation of Austin’s speech act theory‚ (II) discuss speech act theory after Austin‚ and (III) extend Austin’s speech act

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    metaphor within H. P. Grice’s theory of conversation. Following Grice‚ he holds that metaphors are pragmatically based and not semantically based – its meaning depends upon the speaker’s satisfaction and its meaning accounts only at the time of utterance. Using Grice‚ Martinich identified two divisions of the elements within the total content of what a speaker signifies. These are 1) what a speaker says or what the speaker makes-as-if-to-say and 2) what a speaker implies. In what a speaker

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    Styles. Stylistics-is a brunch of linguistics. The word“stylistics”originated from the latin”stylus”which means a pen. S has 2 intodependent tasks: 1.to invertigate inventory of special language media‚which secure the desirable effect of the utterance. 2.to study certain types of texts(discourse) which due to the choice and arrangement of language means are distinguished by pragmatic aspect of the communication. The types of the texts are called functional styles (FS)That’s why the most important

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    word for book could have been any other word. Native speakers have the knowledge to realize that the connection between words‚ sounds and meanings are not a natural one. Sounds represent objects. Context also helps us to interpret the meaning of utterances. COMPETENCE AND PERFORMANCE Noam Chomsky introduced two terms‚ referred to as competence and performance. According to Chomsky‚ competence refers to a native speaker ’s knowledge of a language (Finch 2000‚ p.17). As native speakers of English

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    Introduction In the course of history‚ the nature of meaning has been one of the major issues in the philosophical debate. The issue was first raised in the ancient Greek world‚ and was subsequently tackled by numerous philosophers. In the 19th century‚ meaning also entered the realm of linguistics – first in the context of diachronic linguistics‚ later also as a synchronic study. The main concepts in the theory of meaning‚ apart from meaning itself‚ are synonymy (or sameness of meaning)‚

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    Modern First Language Acquisition Theory 现代母语习得理论 Language is closely related to the human mind. The human mind‚ however‚ is very difficult to study‚ as it cannot be observed directly. But it leaves its traces everywhere‚ particularly in language. Language has been a window of the mind. Many people have tried to discern the workings of the mind from the growth of children. Psycholinguists are concerned with the mental processes that are involved in learning to speak‚ and are also interested in

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    “The word style is originally derived from the Latin word ‘stylus’ which meant a short stick sharp at one end and flat at the other used by the Romans for writing on wax tablets”(Galperin 11). Nowadays the word “stylus” according to Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary means “a special pen used to write a text or draw an image on a special computer screen.” We clearly see that the meaning of the word style has been changed greatly. According to Longman dictionary “style is a particular

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    reveal the parasitic character’s true intentions and beliefs. It is apparent Mosca supports the nature argument‚ that is‚ he believes that all true "tricksters" are born with the ability to gull‚ con and in general trick. This is evident with the utterance "And change the visor swifter than a thought this is the creature had the art born with him‚ tolls not to learn it but doth practise it." Whilst Mosca believes in the nature argument Levene seems to hint at supporting

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    2. The notion of communicative competence‚ origins‚ communicative competence vs. linguistic competence‚ components of communicative competence Communicative competence – the ability to understand and use language effectively to communicate in authentic social and school environments. The idea was originally derived from Chomsky’s distinction between competence (shared knowledge of ideal speaker-listener set in a completely homogenous speech community) and performance (process of applying underlying

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