The mysteries of bilingualism: unresolved issues
Bilingual adults and children. Who is bilingual? -- How many bilinguals are there? -- Bilingual infants' journey to language separation -- Linguistics and neurolinguistics. Having an accent in one of your languages -- Language loss in adults and children -- Brain injury and bilingualism -- Lang...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Bilingual adults and children. Who is bilingual? -- How many bilinguals are there? -- Bilingual infants' journey to language separation -- Linguistics and neurolinguistics. Having an accent in one of your languages -- Language loss in adults and children -- Brain injury and bilingualism -- Language use and language processing. The bilingual's languages in interaction -- What a bilingual's languages are used for -- Is language processing in bilinguals selective or nonselective? -- Biculturalism and personality. Bilinguals who are also bicultural -- Change of language, change of personality? "Every field of study has issues that remain unresolved, and the field of bilingualism is no exception. Over the years, as I was involved in research on bilinguals or writing about them, I would earmark questions that I needed to come back to at some point. Among these were: Who is bilingual given that there is such a discrepancy in definitions? How many bilinguals are there? How do infant bilinguals who acquire both languages simultaneously manage to separate them? Why do some bilinguals have an accent in one of their languages whereas others do not? Can you lose a language completely, and this at any age? Is language processing selective or non selective? Do you really change your personality when you change language? What does it mean to be both bilingual and bicultural? and so on. Of course, answers to these questions have been proposed by scholars over the years but never totally satisfactorily. This is because the evidence is either absent or unclear, new studies have contradicted earlier ones, the underlying theories diverge, and so on. In this book, we will examine eleven unresolved issues and, based on past and recent research, we will give the best explanation we have for them. There will be four parts, each part containing two or three chapters. In Part I, Bilingual adults and children, the first chapter concerns who is bilingual. We will examine how bilinguals and bilingualism have been characterized and how this has changed over time. To help us do so, we will call on surveys, dictionary entries, as well as definitions proposed by language scientists. We will also discuss important characteristics of bilingual people and see how self-report questionnaires deal with them. The second chapter will address the question of how many bilinguals there are. |
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| adam_text | v Contents Author Biography introduction Part I vii 1 Bilingual Adults and Children 5 7 Definitions and Their Evolution 8 Describing Bilinguals 11 1 Who Is Bilingual? 2 18 The Extent of Bilingualism 18 On the Difficulties of Counting People Who Are Bilingual 20 The Proportion of Bilinguals in a Number of Countries 23 Estimating the Percentage of Bilinguals in the World 27 3 Bilingual Infants Journey to Language Separation How Many Bilinguals Are There? Perception Studies 31 Taking Pragmatics into Account 38 A Brief Account of Language Separation Part II Linguistics and Neurolinguistics 30 40 43 4 45 General Aspects 45 The Phonetic Characteristics of Accents 46 How Well Is Accented Speech Understood? 48 Factors that Affect the Degree of a Foreign Accent 50 Accent in a Third Language 55 5 Language Loss in Adults and Children Having an Accent in One of Your Languages Language Loss in Adults 59 Language Loss in Young Children 63 59
vi I Contents б Brain Injury and Bilingualism 72 A Personal Testimony 73 Language Impairment and Recovery in Bilingual Aphasia Factors that Account for Impairment and Recovery 78 A Recent Meta-Analysis 81 Language Mixing and Aphasia 82 Partili Language Use and Language Processing 74 87 7 The Bilingual s Languages in Interaction 89 Choosing the Language of the Interaction 89 What Role for the Other Language? 92 Experimental Work on Language Mixing 94 The Language Mode Concept 97 8 What a Bilingual s Languages Are Used For 102 What Past Research Has Revealed 103 Recent Interest in Bilingual Language Use 104 Measuring Bilingual Language Use 106 Impact of Bilingual Language Use 109 9 Is Language Processing in Bilinguals Selective or Non-selective? Language Perception and Comprehension 118 Spoken Language Production 122 Part IV 117 Biculturalism and Personality 129 10 Bilinguals Who Are also Bicultural 131 Describing Biculturals 131 Becoming Bicultural and the Evolution of Biculturalism over Time Acting Biculturally 137 Bicultural Identity 141 11 Change of Language, Change of Personality? 146 Opinions and Beliefs 147 Pioneering Research on the Question 147 Feeling Different When Using Different Languages 750 Is a Change of Personality Involved When Changing Languages? An Explanation 154 Index 759 134 152
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v Contents Author Biography introduction Part I vii 1 Bilingual Adults and Children 5 7 Definitions and Their Evolution 8 Describing Bilinguals 11 1 Who Is Bilingual? 2 18 The Extent of Bilingualism 18 On the Difficulties of Counting People Who Are Bilingual 20 The Proportion of Bilinguals in a Number of Countries 23 Estimating the Percentage of Bilinguals in the World 27 3 Bilingual Infants'Journey to Language Separation How Many Bilinguals Are There? Perception Studies 31 Taking Pragmatics into Account 38 A Brief Account of Language Separation Part II Linguistics and Neurolinguistics 30 40 43 4 45 General Aspects 45 The Phonetic Characteristics of Accents 46 How Well Is Accented Speech Understood? 48 Factors that Affect the Degree of a Foreign Accent 50 Accent in a Third Language 55 5 Language Loss in Adults and Children Having an Accent in One of Your Languages Language Loss in Adults 59 Language Loss in Young Children 63 59
vi I Contents б Brain Injury and Bilingualism 72 A Personal Testimony 73 Language Impairment and Recovery in Bilingual Aphasia Factors that Account for Impairment and Recovery 78 A Recent Meta-Analysis 81 Language Mixing and Aphasia 82 Partili Language Use and Language Processing 74 87 7 The Bilingual's Languages in Interaction 89 Choosing the Language of the Interaction 89 What Role for the Other Language? 92 Experimental Work on Language Mixing 94 The Language Mode Concept 97 8 What a Bilingual's Languages Are Used For 102 What Past Research Has Revealed 103 Recent Interest in Bilingual Language Use 104 Measuring Bilingual Language Use 106 Impact of Bilingual Language Use 109 9 Is Language Processing in Bilinguals Selective or Non-selective? Language Perception and Comprehension 118 Spoken Language Production 122 Part IV 117 Biculturalism and Personality 129 10 Bilinguals Who Are also Bicultural 131 Describing Biculturals 131 Becoming Bicultural and the Evolution of Biculturalism over Time Acting Biculturally 137 Bicultural Identity 141 11 Change of Language, Change of Personality? 146 Opinions and Beliefs 147 Pioneering Research on the Question 147 Feeling Different When Using Different Languages 750 Is a Change of Personality Involved When Changing Languages? An Explanation 154 Index 759 134 152 |
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