Australian Review of Applied Linguistics

Articles
• Can reading strategies be successfully taught?
  Patricia L. Carrell | pp. 1–20
• Language maintenance and language shift: Dialect vs Italian among Italo-Australians
  Antonia Rubino & Camilla Bettoni | pp. 21–39
• Can the principle of ‘one person – one language’ be disregarded as unrealisttcally elitist?
  Susanne Döpke | pp. 41–56
• Procedural vocabulary as a device to organize meaning and discourse
  María José Luzón Marco | pp. 57–70
• An individual approach to imitation: One child’s strategy toward first language acquisition
  Peita Littleton | pp. 71–92
• Strategies for assisting students with language difficulties
  Peter Logan & Alex Barthel | pp. 93–108
• The lexico-syntactic marking of chronological order: Insights from vietnamese learners of ESL
  Asha Tickoo | pp. 109–124
Book reviews
• Genre, Frames and Writing in Research Settings
  Reviewed by Sally Burgess | pp. 125–129
• Language Is Power: The Story Of Standard English And Its Enemies
  Reviewed by Mark Newbrook | pp. 129–136
• Language, Literature and the Learner: Creative Classroom Practice
  Reviewed by Marilyn Lewis | pp. 137–139
• An Introduction to Systemic Functional Linguistics
  Reviewed by Frances Christie | pp. 139–141
• Words in the Mind: An Introduction to the Mental Lexicon
  Reviewed by Gavin Melles | pp. 142–145
Publications received
• Books received
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• Books received
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