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Andrew Cavanagh
reviewed Consider The Issues on January 12, 2013
Consider The Issues
Actually read the 5th edition--and have gone down in my rating from before because I think for an recent edition there have been very little updates in the field, and that's a pity. I counted the references after 2010 and there were less than 30--a good number of those were articles by the author. With all the research being done in applied linguistics these days, I would have expected a lot of new information in this book. I won't be using it again as a textbook.
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