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6 Resettling Literacies: The Case of Sarah and Simon
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Foreword xi
- 1 Introduction: Language Learning and Forced Migration 1
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Part 1 Emic Perspectives and Learning Contexts
- 2 Women, Children, Dogs, Flowers and Men: Constructions of Norway and Investment in Norwegian Language Learning 17
- 3 ‘In Uganda, We Collected Them in the Streets’: On (the Absence of) the Street as a Language Learning Space 34
- 4 Scripts and Texts as Technologies of Refugee Governmentality in the Norwegian Introduction Programme 49
- 5 ‘Because I Was the Only One Who Dared’: Approaches to Multilingual Repertoires in Adult Language Training 70
- 6 Resettling Literacies: The Case of Sarah and Simon 86
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Part 2 Language Practices, Knowledge and Learning
- 7 Syllable Structures in English Speech Produced by Multilingual Speakers with Histories of Mobility 99
- 8 Word Order in Additional Language English Spoken by Multilinguals 122
- 9 ‘The Sound of Asking a Question’: Metalanguage and Crosslinguistic Awareness in Adults Learning Norwegian as an Additional Language 139
- 10 Syntactic Complexity in Early Adult Additional Language Norwegian 157
- 11 A Year Goes By: A Longitudinal Study of Verb–Locative Constructions in Additional Language Norwegian 175
- 12 Pragmatic Development in Four Congolese Refugees’ Norwegian: Response to Topic Initial Elicitors and Topic Proffers 195
- 13 Conclusion: Towards a Research Agenda on Language Learning and Forced Migration 214
- Index 220
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Contributors vii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Foreword xi
- 1 Introduction: Language Learning and Forced Migration 1
-
Part 1 Emic Perspectives and Learning Contexts
- 2 Women, Children, Dogs, Flowers and Men: Constructions of Norway and Investment in Norwegian Language Learning 17
- 3 ‘In Uganda, We Collected Them in the Streets’: On (the Absence of) the Street as a Language Learning Space 34
- 4 Scripts and Texts as Technologies of Refugee Governmentality in the Norwegian Introduction Programme 49
- 5 ‘Because I Was the Only One Who Dared’: Approaches to Multilingual Repertoires in Adult Language Training 70
- 6 Resettling Literacies: The Case of Sarah and Simon 86
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Part 2 Language Practices, Knowledge and Learning
- 7 Syllable Structures in English Speech Produced by Multilingual Speakers with Histories of Mobility 99
- 8 Word Order in Additional Language English Spoken by Multilinguals 122
- 9 ‘The Sound of Asking a Question’: Metalanguage and Crosslinguistic Awareness in Adults Learning Norwegian as an Additional Language 139
- 10 Syntactic Complexity in Early Adult Additional Language Norwegian 157
- 11 A Year Goes By: A Longitudinal Study of Verb–Locative Constructions in Additional Language Norwegian 175
- 12 Pragmatic Development in Four Congolese Refugees’ Norwegian: Response to Topic Initial Elicitors and Topic Proffers 195
- 13 Conclusion: Towards a Research Agenda on Language Learning and Forced Migration 214
- Index 220