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You are currently viewing: Southern African Linguistics and Applied Language Studies
Home > Current > Vol 29, No 4 (2011)

Vol 29, No 4 (2011)

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Articles

Clip-art or design: Exploring the challenges of multimodal texts for writing centres in higher education DOWNLOAD FULL TEXTDOWNLOAD FULL TEXT
Arlene Archer
Constructing femininity: A critical discourse analysis of Cosmo DOWNLOAD FULL TEXTDOWNLOAD FULL TEXT
Marthinus Conradie
What higher education students do with teacher feedback: Feedback-practice implications DOWNLOAD FULL TEXTDOWNLOAD FULL TEXT
Marcelle Harran
Cross-border language varieties: The case of Tshilembethu and Lembethu/Chilembethu and their relationship with Tshivenḓa DOWNLOAD FULL TEXTDOWNLOAD FULL TEXT
Phalandwa Abraham Mulaudzi
An APPRAISAL analysis of the discourse of student assistants’ reports at an Eastern Cape girls’ boarding school DOWNLOAD FULL TEXTDOWNLOAD FULL TEXT
Lindiwe Mpofu, Ralph D Adendorff
Can contracts be both plain and precise? DOWNLOAD FULL TEXTDOWNLOAD FULL TEXT
Ian Siebörger, Ralph D Adendorff
A grammatical analysis of the spontaneous L2 English use of schizophrenic bilinguals compared to typical bilinguals DOWNLOAD FULL TEXTDOWNLOAD FULL TEXT
Mathilda Smit, Simone Conradie, Renata Schoeman
Pragmatic assessment of schizophrenic bilinguals’ L1 and L2 use DOWNLOAD FULL TEXTDOWNLOAD FULL TEXT
Janina Theron, Simone Conradie, Renata Schoeman


Southern African Journal of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies.   ISSN: 1607-3614