Chapter 17
How does PT’s view of acquisition relate to the challenge of widening perspectives on
SLA?
Article outline
- PT and emergence
- PT and the data underpinning the emergence criterion
- Emergence and mastery
- Emergence is embedded in other processes
- What does acquisition look like for variational features?
- Where to now?
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