Epistemological issue with keynote article “Pinning down of “interface” in bilingualism” by Antonella Sorace

[Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism, 1:1] 2011. viii, 110 pp.

Publishing status: Available
Published online on 16 March 2011

https://doi.org/10.1075/lab.1.1

Table of Contents

Foreword	v–vii
Keynote epistemological article
Antonella Sorace	1–33
Commentaries
Loose ends? Commentary on Sorace Nigel Duffield	35–38
In search for a unified model of L2 acquisition and L1 attrition : A commentary for the Interface Hypothesis Ayşe Gürel	39–42
Extended patterns and computational complexity Holger Hopp	43–47
Who is the Interface Hypothesis about? Donna Lardiere	48–53
Beyond (or besides) interfaces? On narrow syntax, directionality and input Juana M. Liceras	54–57
Why not heritage speakers? Silvina Montrul and Maria Polinsky	58–62
Interfaces and Processing William O’Grady	63–66
The impact of input factors on bilingual development: Quantity versus quality Johanne Paradis	67–70
What I don’t understand about interfaces Ana Teresa Pérez-Leroux	71–73
An integrated perspective on comparative bilingual differences: Beyond the Interface problem? Acrisio Pires and Jason Rothman	74–78
The Interface Hypothesis: What about optionality in native speakers? Philippe Prévost	79–83
Parsing up the Interface Hypothesis Bonnie D. Schwartz	84–88
Which features are at the syntax–pragmatics interface? Roumyana Slabakova	89–93
Crossing interfaces in theory and practice Michael Sharwood Smith	94–96
The Interface Hypothesis and Full Transfer/Full Access/Full Parse: A brief comparison Rex A. Sprouse	97–100
External interfaces and the notion of ‘default’ Ianthi Maria Tsimpli	101–103
Elucidating the notion of syntax–pragmatics interface George Tsoulas and Kook-Hee Gil	104–107
The Interface Hypothesis: How far does it extend? Lydia White	108–110

Subjects and metadata

Linguistics

Sociolinguistics and Dialectology

Multilingualism

Language acquisition