Rediscovering Interlanguage

Rediscovering Interlanguage offers a comprehensive exploration of how learners acquire and produce language, delving deeply into the concept of interlanguage itself. The authors, both experienced researchers in the field, present a synthesis of historical and contemporary perspectives on learner language, highlighting its dynamic and evolving nature.

Through their insights, Selinker and Rutherford shed light on the various stages and forms of interlanguage, illustrating how it bridges the gap between a learner's native tongue and their target language. The book serves not just as a scholarly resource but also as a guiding framework for educators and researchers aiming to understand the complexities of language acquisition better.