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STUDIES IN JAPANESE BILINGUALISM
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A Century of Language Teaching and Research: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
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The Modern Language Journal VOLUME 85, NUMBER 1, SPRING 2001
Introduction to the Special Issue: A Century of Language Teaching and Research: Look-
ing Back and Looking Ahead, Part 2
JAMES P. LANTOLF ........................... 1
MLJArticles The Struggle for a Place in the Sun: Rationalizing For-
eign Language Study in the Twentieth Century JAMES P. LANTOLF & GRETCHEN SUNDERMAN. 5
Weighing the Ways of the Flow: Twentieth Century Language Instruction CHERYL BROWN MITCHELL & KARI ELLINGSON VIDAL ...................................... 26
The Use of Technology for Second Language Learn-
ing and Teaching: A Retrospective M. RAFAEL SALABERRY ...................... 39
Progress in Language Classroom Research: Evidence from The Modern LanguageJournal, 1916-2000 CRAIG CHAUDRON .......................... 57
Reviewing the Reviews: A Modest History of Policies and Practices
JUDITH E. LISKIN-GASPARRO ........... 77
MLJ Reviews JUDITH E LISKIN-GASPARRO
THEORYAND PRACTICE .................... 140 BILINGUALISM ............................. 152 CATALAN ..................................156 CHINESE ...................................157 FRENCH ................................... 158 GERMAN ...................................160 ITALIAN ................................... 161
JAPANESE ..................................163 SPANISH ................................... 164
Of Interest to the Profession Congratulations to Award Winners ............ 38
Forthcoming in The Modern Language Journal .... 56
MLJRetrospective for Student Use in Courses and Student Subscription Discounts ........ 76
Call for Papers: The Teaching of German: New Directions ........................... 91
Survey Results on Bilingual Teacher Education Programs .................... 130
Nominations for 2001 Emma Marie Birkmaier Award ....................... 139
Nominations Sought for Fred W. Malkemes Prize for Article on Language Teaching ........ 168
MLJEditorial Policy: Reflections on the Profession, Definition of Its Disciplines SALLY SIELOFF MAGNAN .................... 92
MLJNews & Notes of the Profession GABRIELA APPEL ........................... 126
In Other Professional Journals MARYANN WEBER & CHRISTINE M. CAMPBELL 131
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