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The beliefs at the heart of multilingual family language policies: A corpus-assisted discourse study of parental attitudes towards childhood multilingualism
This study focuses on parental language beliefs, which we approach from an attitudes perspective. Language attitudes are at the heart of multilingual family language policies because they shape parents’ language practices and language management – and thereby, ultimately, children’s multilingual dev
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