Bilingualism Language and Cognition · 2009 · 42 citations · 11 references
Language StudiesLinguisticsSecond Language StudiesLanguage AcquisitionPsycholinguisticsSlavic StudiesMultilingualismRussian LanguageRussian LinguisticsSecond Language AcquisitionSlavic LinguisticsBilingual NarrativesL2 InfluenceMovement LexiconRussian Language AcquisitionRussian Psycholinguistics
This study examines the motion lexicon in narratives elicited from Russian–English bilinguals. Lexical choices made by the participants are compared to those made by native speakers of Russian and English in narratives elicited by the same stimuli. The analysis of bilinguals’ narratives shows that lexicalization of motion is not subject to L2 influence in these bilinguals. A few instances of L2 influence on L1 uncovered in the data are used to discuss the forms L1 attrition might take in the Russian motion lexicon.
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Aneta Pavlenko · Multilingua · 2002 · 269 citations
Aneta Pavlenko · Annual Review of Applied Linguistics · 2006 · 75 citations