The Forgotten Roles and New Roles of Output in Second Language Acquisition (제 2 언어 습득에서의 발화의 잊혀진 역할과 새로운 역할 )

변진석

The Forgotten Roles and New Roles of Output in Second Language Acquisition

Journal of Knowledge Information Technology and Systems
Abbr : JKITS
2010, 5(6), pp.51-64
Publisher : Korea Knowledge Information Technology Society
Research Area : Interdisciplinary Studies > Interdisciplinary Research
Published : December 31, 2010

변진석 ¹

¹University of North Florida

Candidate

ABSTRACT

For the past two and a half decades the roles of output in second language acquisition (SLA) have been discussed in many ways in the framework of the output hypothesis proposed by Swain (1985). However, some roles of output proposed in the early version of output hypothesis have not been investigated enough though they may play important roles in SLA. In addition, recent literature in SLA suggests that there may be some roles of output that have not been investigated so far. Therefore, this paper overviews the roles of output proposed in the early and the recent versions of output hypothesis and discusses the roles that need to be revisited and those that need to be investigated in the current SLA.

KEYWORDS

output, roles of output, output hypothesis, automaticity, auto-input

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