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2. Literacy acquisition in Japanese children
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Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Preface v
- Introduction to the Handbooks of Japanese Language and Linguistics vii
- Table of contents xxxv
- Contributors xxxviii
- Introduction: Japanese applied linguistics and this volume 1
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I. First language (L1) acquisition/development
- 1. The roles of cognitive bases and caregivers’ speech in early language development 17
- 2. Literacy acquisition in Japanese children 43
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II. Second language (L2) acquisition/development and bilingualism/multilingualism
- 3. Age factors in language acquisition 67
- 4. Cross-lingual transfer from L1 to L2 among school-age children 97
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III. The teaching and learning of foreign languages
- 5. Errors and learning strategies by learners of Japanese as a second language 129
- 6. Adult L2 learners’ acquisition of style shift: The masu and plain forms 151
- 7 Japanese language proficiency assessment with the Simple Performance-Oriented Test (SPOT) as a primary focus 175
- 8. The role of instruction in acquiring Japanese as a second language 199
- 9. The influence of topic choice on narrative proficiency by learners of Japanese as a foreign language 223
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IV. Corpus linguistics
- 10. CHILDES for Japanese: Corpora, programs, perspectives 255
- 11. KY corpus 283
- 12. Corpus-based second language acquisition research 313
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V. Clinical linguistics
- 13. Assessment of language development in children with hearing impairment and language disorders 337
- 14. Revisiting autistic language: “Literalness” and “non-literalness” in Japanese children with autism 367
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VI. Translation
- 15. Towards a robust, genre-based translation model and its application 385
- 16. Translation: A theoretical perspective 415
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VII. Sign languages
- 17. Japanese Sign Language: An introduction 443
- 18. An information-based approach to the syllable formation of Japanese Sign Language 457
- 19. Syntax of Japanese Sign Language 483
- 20. Sign language development and language input 511
- Subject index 531
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Preface v
- Introduction to the Handbooks of Japanese Language and Linguistics vii
- Table of contents xxxv
- Contributors xxxviii
- Introduction: Japanese applied linguistics and this volume 1
-
I. First language (L1) acquisition/development
- 1. The roles of cognitive bases and caregivers’ speech in early language development 17
- 2. Literacy acquisition in Japanese children 43
-
II. Second language (L2) acquisition/development and bilingualism/multilingualism
- 3. Age factors in language acquisition 67
- 4. Cross-lingual transfer from L1 to L2 among school-age children 97
-
III. The teaching and learning of foreign languages
- 5. Errors and learning strategies by learners of Japanese as a second language 129
- 6. Adult L2 learners’ acquisition of style shift: The masu and plain forms 151
- 7 Japanese language proficiency assessment with the Simple Performance-Oriented Test (SPOT) as a primary focus 175
- 8. The role of instruction in acquiring Japanese as a second language 199
- 9. The influence of topic choice on narrative proficiency by learners of Japanese as a foreign language 223
-
IV. Corpus linguistics
- 10. CHILDES for Japanese: Corpora, programs, perspectives 255
- 11. KY corpus 283
- 12. Corpus-based second language acquisition research 313
-
V. Clinical linguistics
- 13. Assessment of language development in children with hearing impairment and language disorders 337
- 14. Revisiting autistic language: “Literalness” and “non-literalness” in Japanese children with autism 367
-
VI. Translation
- 15. Towards a robust, genre-based translation model and its application 385
- 16. Translation: A theoretical perspective 415
-
VII. Sign languages
- 17. Japanese Sign Language: An introduction 443
- 18. An information-based approach to the syllable formation of Japanese Sign Language 457
- 19. Syntax of Japanese Sign Language 483
- 20. Sign language development and language input 511
- Subject index 531