Chloe M. Castle PhD
Chloe M. Castle PhD
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My current research focuses on L3 acquisition in speakers of Polish, English and Norwegian as part of the Across Domains in Multilingualism (ADIM) project. I investigate this from a psycholinguistic and sociolinguistic perspective with a focus on morphosyntax.
My current research focuses on L3 acquisition in speakers of Polish, English and Norwegian as part of the Across Domains in Multilingualism (ADIM) project. I investigate this from a psycholinguistic and sociolinguistic perspective with a focus on morphosyntax.
I received my PhD from the University of Adelaide with a dissertation investigating grammatical borrowing and replication in both the Czech South Australian community and amongst L1 English L2/Ln Czech speakers living in the Czech Republic.
I received my PhD from the University of Adelaide with a dissertation investigating grammatical borrowing and replication in both the Czech South Australian community and amongst L1 English L2/Ln Czech speakers living in the Czech Republic.
My research interests fit broadly within multilingualism, psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, language contact and language policy. More specifically, I am interested in L2/L3 language acquisition, language processing, attrition, divergent attainment, heritage and community languages, morphosyntax, language shift and accommodation.
My research interests fit broadly within multilingualism, psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, language contact and language policy. More specifically, I am interested in L2/L3 language acquisition, language processing, attrition, divergent attainment, heritage and community languages, morphosyntax, language shift and accommodation.
In my free time, I like learning languages, reading historical fiction, and exploring nature.
In my free time, I like learning languages, reading historical fiction, and exploring nature.
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