Clare Wright is a historian who champions overlooked and often marginalized figures and narratives within Australian history. Through her meticulous research, she unearths the hidden forces behind societal shifts, exploring how individuals, particularly women, navigated and challenged patriarchal structures. Her works are celebrated for their immersive storytelling and their power to bring forgotten voices to the forefront. Wright's writing offers readers a vital and inspiring re-examination of the past.
Presenting an innovative multidisciplinary perspective on L2 fluency research, this book provides applied linguistics researchers and students with an up-to- date comprehensive review of how fluency in a second language develops. Language educators and assessment professionals will also benefit from the accessible approach to theories and methods.