
Australian Review of Applied Linguistics
Volume 48, Issue 3 (2025)
2025. iii, 103 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 26 June 2025
Published online on 26 June 2025
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- The case of Sydney universities: Embracing multilingualism or preserving English-only practices in the Australian context?Rodrigo Arellano & Luis Torres-Vásquez | pp. 513–545
- Representation of the Spanish language in the virtual linguistic landscape of university websites in AustraliaLuis Torres-Vásquez & Rodrigo Arellano | pp. 546–581
- Who says men can never change? A corpus-based study of recent changes in the use of the Chinese plural suffix menAngela Cook & Dongchen Yao | pp. 582–610
- The predictive power of intercultural sensitivity on preservice EFL teachers’ plurilingual and pluricultural competenceÖmer Eren | pp. 611–632
- Chunk reading strategy training improves multiword processing by Japanese English learnersTakumi Kosaka & Helen Zhao | pp. 633–666
- Exploring L1/L2 and time impact on linguistic complexity of Laozi translationsJoyce Oiwun Cheung | pp. 667–696
- Exploring Chinese heritage language (CHL) retention in New Zealand Chinese immigrant families: The relationship between family language policy and children’s CHL proficiencyDi Ji | pp. 697–718
- Unraveling willingness to communicate in Chinese as a second language: The role of L2 grit, growth mindset, and foreign language enjoymentYu Li | pp. 817–840
- A study on the developmental features and stance construction of shell nouns by Chinese EFL learnersYinxia Wei, Xiaorui Liang & Yingying Liu | pp. 841–866
- Development of word lists for agriculture and forestry studentsChutima Bunparit & Pong-ampai Kongcharoen | pp. 867–890
- Towards a playworld translanguaging approach in early childhood educationGrace Oakley, Carly Steele, Christine Robinson, Toni Dobinson, Sender Dovchin & Wendy Cumming-Potvin | pp. 891–911
- Levi Durbidge. 2024. Language Learning, Digital Communications and Study Abroad — Identity and Belonging in Translocal ContextsReviewed by Todd J. Allen | pp. 912–917
- S. Dimova, J. Kling & B. D. Margić. 2023. EMI Classroom Communication A Corpus-Based ApproachReviewed by Esra Yatağanbaba & Erdem Akbaş | pp. 923–928
- Richard Smith & Tim Giesler (Eds.). 2023. Innovation in Language Learning and Teaching: Historical PerspectivesReviewed by Ella Maksakova & Erzsébet Ágnes Békés | pp. 929–934
- Parental ideologies in heritage language maintenance: The case of Korean interlingual families in New ZealandMi Yung Park & Min Jung Jee | pp. 513–534
- Learning medical terminology in an ESP medical course: Vocabulary notebooks versus word listsZainab M. Gaffas | pp. 535–558
- The impact of explicit and implicit instruction on EFL learners’ oral performanceDony Marzuki | pp. 559–586
- Exploring EFL vocabulary learning through the story continuation writing task: A mixed-methods studyMengwei Tu, Qing Ma & Lin Jiang | pp. 587–610
- Louise Cummings. 2023. Introducing Pragmatics: A Clinical ApproachReviewed by Jiegen Zhang | pp. 611–615
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