Linguistic Diversity and Social Inclusion in Australia
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[Australian Review of Applied Linguistics, 37:3] 2014. 99 pp.
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Published online on 1 January 2014
Published online on 1 January 2014
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Table of Contents
- Editorial: Linguistic diversity and social inclusion in AustraliaIngrid Piller | pp. 190–197
- Language and social inclusion: Unexplored aspects of intercultural communicationSimon Musgrave & Julie Bradshaw | pp. 198–212
- Dodgy data, language invisibility and the implications for social inclusion: A critical analysis of indigenous student language data in Queensland schoolsSally Dixon & Denise Angelo | pp. 213–233
- ‘Like the fish not in water’: How language and race mediate the social and economic inclusion of women migrants to AustraliaDonna Butorac | pp. 234–248
- Working it out: Migrants’ perspectives of social inclusion in the workplaceGeorge Major, Agnes Terraschke, Emily Major & Charlotte Setijadi | pp. 249–261
- Writing feedback as an exclusionary practice in higher educationGrace Chu-Lin Chang | pp. 262–275
- Review of Eades, D. (2013) Aboriginal Ways of Using EnglishReviewed by Samantha Disbray | pp. 276–279
- Review of Rose, D. & J.R. Martin (2012) Learning to Write, Reading to Learn: Genre, Knowledge and Pedagogy in the Sydney SchoolReviewed by Devo Yilmaz Devrim | p. 280
- Review of Schwieter, J.W., ed. (2013) Innovative Research and Practices in Second Language Acquisition and BilingualismReviewed by R. Rosmawati | pp. 284–287
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