Research Methods in Applied Linguistics

Brian Paltridge is Professor of TESOL at the University of Sydney, Australia.Aek Phakiti is Senior Lecturer in TESOL at the University of Sydney, Australia.

Many contributors [to this volume] shine with their generous and insightful chapters ... This addition to the Bloomsbury Research Methods in Linguistics series surveys a considerable array of research practices and thinking ... and it does so with commendable concision.

• Part I: Research methods and approaches1. Approaches and methods in applied linguistics research, Brian Paltridge and Aek Phakiti (University of Sydney, Australia)2. Quantitative research and analysis, Aek Phakiti (University of Sydney, Australia)3. Qualitative research and analysis, Adrian Holliday (Christ Church University, UK)4. Mixed methods research and analysis, Nataliya Ivankova and Jennifer Greer (University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA)5. Survey research, Elvis Wagner (Temple University, USA) 6. Experimental research, Susan Gass (Michigan State University, USA) 7. Case studies, Christine Casanave (Temple University, Tokyo)8. Ethnographic research, Sue Starfield (University of New South Wales, Australia)9. Critical research in applied linguistics, Steven Talmy (University of British Columbia, Canada)10. Narrative inquiry, Gary Barkhuizen (University of Auckland, New Zealand)11. Action research, Anne Burns (University of New South Wales, Australia)12. Discourse analysis, Brian Paltridge and Wei Wang (University of Sydney, Australia)13. Research syntheses, Lourdes Ortega (Georgetown University, USA) 14. Ethics and applied linguistics research, Peter De Costa (Michigan State University, USA)15. Developing a research proposal, Brian Paltridge and Aek Phakiti (University of Sydney, Australia)Part II: Areas of research 16. Researching speaking, Rebecca Hughes (University of Sheffield, UK) 17. Researching listening, Larry Vandergrift (University of Ottawa, Canada) 18. Researching reading, Marie Stevenson (University of Sydney, Australia) 19. Researching writing, Ken Hyland (University of Hong Kong) 20. Researching grammar, Neomy Storch (University of Melbourne, Australia) 21. Researching vocabulary, David Hirsh (University of Sydney, Australia) 22. Researching pragmatics, Carsten Roever (University of Melbourne, Australia) 23. Researching motivation, Lindy Woodrow (University of Sydney, Australia) 24. Researching language learning strategies, Heath Rose (Trinity College, Ireland)25. Researching young learners, Annamaria Pinter (University of Warwick, UK)26. Researching language classrooms, Lesley Harbon and Huizhong Shen (University of Sydney, Australia) 27. Researching language testing and assessment, John Read (University of Auckland, New Zealand) 28. Researching teacher beliefs, Simon Borg (University of Leeds, UK)29. Researching language and gender, Jane Sunderland (Lancaster University, UK) 30. Researching language and identity, David Block (Universitat de Lleida, Spain) 31. Researching language teacher education, Simon Borg (University of Leeds, UK)Glossary of key research termsIndex