Titlebook: Gender Perspectives on Vocabulary in Foreign and Second Languages; Rosa María Jiménez Catalán Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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More Than Words: Inferential and Incorrect Units Recalleds go from a literal to an interpretive understanding of a text, inferences are made. Little research has been conducted on L2 inferences (Horiba, 1996), and no L2 studies have specifically examined male/female inference generation. One goal in most advanced levels of L2 instruction at the university

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Gender and L1 Influence on EFL Learners’ Lexiconools for mental processes, such as forming relationships and analogies, ordering, classifying and distinguishing (Arribas, 2003:1), and reflect our educational background. For (Arribas, 2003:4), the learning of a second language is a cultural rather than a natural (that is, biological) process and,

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Exploring the Role of Gender in Lexical Creationsender is one of the most basic criteria of classifying people into groups. Myriad studies have concentrated on examining gender differences in different areas of cognition and learning. The main areas in which gender differences have been researched are verbal skills, mathematical skills and visual-

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Boys’ and Girls’ L2 Word Associations word knowledge, it has been claimed that second and foreign language (L2) learners need to know the different associations established by words, as it is one dimension of word knowledge. Word association tests have been used in the field of applied linguistics for a wide range of purposes. Followin

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Gender Identity in Words for Professional Titles in Textbookshas it not dealt with the six dimensions covered by Sunderland (1994b:55) in the analysis of stereotypes — visibility, occupational roles, relationships, personal characteristics, discourse roles and female degradation — but most analyses have been superficial. The pages of the proceedings of the an

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Humour, Vocabulary and Individuality in an EFL Taskn in human communities. It has even been regarded as one of the attributes which essentially differentiate mankind from other animals. Its nature, however, eludes full understanding, as the profuse and often at variance theories demonstrate. The term still retains today the traditional meaning which

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-05698-8is a long-established one, having been a concern for many researchers and language teachers since the inception of the modern women’s movement (for example, Schmitz, 1975). It is also a wide field and hence of interest to a wide audience, including language education practitioners, researchers inter

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