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2.6 Chapter Summary
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Sunny K. Park-Johnson
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Tables and Figures ix
- Acknowledgements xiii
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1 Introduction
- 1.1 Introduction 1
- 1.2 Theoretical Framework 2
- 1.3 Definitions 4
- 1.4 Heritage Speakers 9
- 1.5 Theoretical and Practical Implications of Studying Bilingual Children 14
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2 Source of Data and Language Overview
- 2.1 Introduction 18
- 2.2 Participants 19
- 2.3 Data Collection 22
- 2.4 Language Overview: Korean 24
- 2.5 Language Overview: English 28
- 2.6 Chapter Summary 29
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3 Korean Morphology
- 3.1 Introduction 30
- 3.2 Case Markers and Case Ellipsis 31
- 3.3 Classifiers 37
- 3.4 Transitivity Markers 40
- 3.5 Sentence Final Markers 43
- 3.6 Chapter Summary 46
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4 Korean Syntax
- 4.1 Introduction 48
- 4.2 Word Order 49
- 4.3 Null Pronominals 52
- 4.4 Chapter Summary 57
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5 English Morphology
- 5.1 Introduction 60
- 5.2 English Articles 61
- 5.3 English Verb Morphology 68
- 5.4 Chapter Summary 77
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6 English Syntax
- 6.1 Introduction 80
- 6.2 Wh-Movement 80
- 6.3 Subject Auxiliary Inversion 83
- 6.4 Word Order 91
- 6.5 Pronominal Use 96
- 6.6 Chapter Summary 103
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7 Code-Switching
- 7.1 Introduction 105
- 7.2 Code-Mixing: Structure 107
- 7.3 Code-Switching: Content 112
- 7.4 Code-Mixing: Frequency Over Time 115
- 7.5 Chapter Summary 117
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8 Ten Years Later
- 8.1 Introduction 120
- 8.2 Theme 1: Korean Language Proficiency and Identity, Belongingness and Family 121
- 8.3 Theme 2: Shame 124
- 8.4 Theme 3: Finding Themselves 127
- 8.5 Analysis 129
- 8.6 Chapter Summary 132
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9 Conclusions and Implications
- 9.1 Introduction 133
- 9.2 Implications for Linguistic Theory 136
- 9.3 Implications for Identity 140
- 9.4 Implications for Education 143
- 9.5 Next Steps 147
- References 149
- Index 161
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Tables and Figures ix
- Acknowledgements xiii
-
1 Introduction
- 1.1 Introduction 1
- 1.2 Theoretical Framework 2
- 1.3 Definitions 4
- 1.4 Heritage Speakers 9
- 1.5 Theoretical and Practical Implications of Studying Bilingual Children 14
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2 Source of Data and Language Overview
- 2.1 Introduction 18
- 2.2 Participants 19
- 2.3 Data Collection 22
- 2.4 Language Overview: Korean 24
- 2.5 Language Overview: English 28
- 2.6 Chapter Summary 29
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3 Korean Morphology
- 3.1 Introduction 30
- 3.2 Case Markers and Case Ellipsis 31
- 3.3 Classifiers 37
- 3.4 Transitivity Markers 40
- 3.5 Sentence Final Markers 43
- 3.6 Chapter Summary 46
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4 Korean Syntax
- 4.1 Introduction 48
- 4.2 Word Order 49
- 4.3 Null Pronominals 52
- 4.4 Chapter Summary 57
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5 English Morphology
- 5.1 Introduction 60
- 5.2 English Articles 61
- 5.3 English Verb Morphology 68
- 5.4 Chapter Summary 77
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6 English Syntax
- 6.1 Introduction 80
- 6.2 Wh-Movement 80
- 6.3 Subject Auxiliary Inversion 83
- 6.4 Word Order 91
- 6.5 Pronominal Use 96
- 6.6 Chapter Summary 103
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7 Code-Switching
- 7.1 Introduction 105
- 7.2 Code-Mixing: Structure 107
- 7.3 Code-Switching: Content 112
- 7.4 Code-Mixing: Frequency Over Time 115
- 7.5 Chapter Summary 117
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8 Ten Years Later
- 8.1 Introduction 120
- 8.2 Theme 1: Korean Language Proficiency and Identity, Belongingness and Family 121
- 8.3 Theme 2: Shame 124
- 8.4 Theme 3: Finding Themselves 127
- 8.5 Analysis 129
- 8.6 Chapter Summary 132
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9 Conclusions and Implications
- 9.1 Introduction 133
- 9.2 Implications for Linguistic Theory 136
- 9.3 Implications for Identity 140
- 9.4 Implications for Education 143
- 9.5 Next Steps 147
- References 149
- Index 161