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1995 REDEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF LANGUAGE STUDY

 

Contents, acknowledgements, contributors

 
Introduction: Making the invisible visible

Claire Kramsch

 

Articles

The metamorphosis of the foreign language director, or: Waking up to theory

Mark Joel Webber

21
Subjects-in-process: Revisioning TA development through psychoanalytic, feminist, and postcolonial theory

Linda M. Von Hoene

39
Redefining the boundaries of foreign language literacy

Richard Kern

50
Poetics to pedagogy: The imagistic power of language

Hung-nin Samuel Cheung

69
Toward a reflective practice of TA education

Celeste Kinginger

81
Redefining the boundaries of language use: The foreign language classroom as a multilingual speech community

Carl Blyth

92
A framework for investigating the effectiveness of study abroad prrograms

Thom Huebner

112
Using ethnography to bridge the gap between study abroad and the on-campus language and culture curriculum

Richard Jurasek

130
Searching for Averroes: Reflections on why it is desirable and impossible to teach culture in foreign language courses

Nicolas Shumway

145
The electronic language learning environment

James S. Noblitt

151
The foreign language problem: The governance of foreign language teaching and learning

Peter C. Patrikis

166