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Having and Doing: Learning from a Complexity Theory Perspective,wing this discussion, I will present a ‘middle ground’ position, one inspired by Complexity Theory, which sees language as a complex adaptive system (CAS) (Ellis and Larsen-Freeman 2009b). The remainder of this chapter fleshes out what language learning looks like, given such a CAS view of language.

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R. C. Tripathi,Bhoomika R. Kar,Namita Pande. The complexity of the field is also reflected in the multidisciplinary nature of these investigations, with researchers from the fields of linguistics, psychology, education, pragmatics and computer science contributing to our knowledge about L2 vocabulary acquisition and use.

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Vocabulary Learning in a Second Language: Familiar Answers to New Questions,. The complexity of the field is also reflected in the multidisciplinary nature of these investigations, with researchers from the fields of linguistics, psychology, education, pragmatics and computer science contributing to our knowledge about L2 vocabulary acquisition and use.

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Conceptual Changes and Methodological Challenges: On Language and Learning from a Conversation Analge, insisting on its adaptative, dynamic character. These reconceptualisations broaden the scope of thinking about language and learning, and open new possibilities for how we go about documenting learning.

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Prolegomena to Second Language Learning,arameters of variation: the nature of language, the nature of a second language and the nature of learning. Prolegomena are the preliminary matters to be considered before the main work, as in Hjelmslev (1943, 1961) .. This chapter argues that discussions of learning depend on what is learnt — langu

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Having and Doing: Learning from a Complexity Theory Perspective,efinitions of language are abundant and diverse (see, for example, Cook and Seidlhofer’s 12 definitions (1995: 4) or Cook’s six (this volume). In order to limit the discussion, I will represent two dominant conceptualisations of language in applied linguistics by adapting Sfard’s (1998) distinction