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Selected Papers from Pragmatics in the CJK Classroom: The State of the Art Dina R. Yoshimi and Haidan Wang, Editors |
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Unlocking the promise of pragmatics |
pp. 1-4 | ||
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Quantitative and qualitative analyses of students' views on the storytelling project |
pp. 5-20 | ||
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Teaching the polite and the deferential speech levels, using media materials:
Advanced KFL classroom settings |
pp. 21-64 | ||
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"Love you" doesn't mean "I love you": Just a way to say goodbye |
pp. 65-79 | ||
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Aizuchi responses in JFL classrooms: Teacher input and learner use |
pp. 80-96 | ||
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Developing understanding of how the desu/masu and plain forms express one's stance |
pp. 97-120 | ||
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Becoming a good conversationalist: Pragmatic development of JFL learners |
pp. 121-140 | ||
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The development of pragmatic competence in children learning Japanese as a second language |
pp. 141-169 | ||
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What do JFL learners want to do in Japanese in Japan?: A case study of learners in college-level study abroad programs |
pp. 170-180 | ||
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JFL learners' pragmatic development and classroom interaction examined from a language socialization perspective |
pp. 181-202 | ||
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The elements of the business Chinese curriculum: A pragmatic approach |
pp. 203-209 | ||
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Production and perception of apologies: Interlanguage pragmatics of British learners of Mandarin Chinese |
pp. 210-222 |