The biculture in bilingual

Michael Agar

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Multilingual Education and Policy Linguistic Education and Pedagogy Language and Culture

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ABSTRACT Based on the bilingualism literature, the author's recent experiences in Austrian German, and a discourse analysis perspective, a way of looking at biculturalism is hammered together to enable an understanding of how adult L2acquisition proceeds in more and less cultural ways. (Bilingualism, biculturalism, discourse, ethnography, Whorf)

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