The Computer and the Non-Native Writer: A Natural Partnership

Martha C. Pennington

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This work overviews the literature and practice regarding word processing and the non-native writer, especially the student of English as a second language. It considers the nature and potentials of the medium, and provides discussion of linguistic, psychological and pedagogical considerations.

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