Language in Interaction: Studies in honor of Eve V. Clark

This collection of essays pays tribute to Eve V. Clark, a pioneering figure in the study of language acquisition and interaction. Through an array of research contributions, the authors delve into the dynamic interplay between communication and learning, exploring how the goals individuals set when engaging with others influence their linguistic development.

Each chapter presents a unique perspective, revealing insights from varied disciplines that intersect within the realm of language studies. The contributors examine diverse contexts, from child language development to adult interactions, providing a comprehensive view of how language shapes and is shaped by social contexts.

The book stands as both a celebration of Clark's substantial impact on the field and a meaningful resource for researchers and students alike. It highlights the importance of communicative strategies and the ways in which understanding one another can enhance the language learning experience.