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L2 Dynamic Assessment: An Activity Theory Perspective
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Beyond the Present Indicative: Lexical Futures as Indicators of Development in L2 Spanish
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Elephants in the Room: An “Affective Turn,” Or Just Feeling Our Way?
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On the Emotion–Cognition Dialectic: A Sociocultural Response to Prior
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