Abstract
Research on code-switching was the province of specialists in linguistics alone in the latter part of the twentieth century and is still a valuable source of insights into the human language faculty [...]
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Research on code-switching was the province of specialists in linguistics alone in the latter part of the twentieth century and is still a valuable source of insights into the human language faculty. It has recently attracted the attention of researchers in psycholinguistics and neuroscience because of its promise to throw light on how the brain manages two or more competing languages, and on how the brain itself may adapt to the demands of this process
This Special Issue arose from a workshop held at the University of Cambridge in October 2016 and entitled Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Code-Switching
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Publisher’s Note: MDPI stays neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations. This Special Issue arose from a workshop held at the University of Cambridge in October 2016 and entitled Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Code-Switching. The first paper, by Deuchar (2020) addresses three vital issues that any researcher of code-switching needs to consider.
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