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Applied Linguistics 1989 10(2):244-250; doi:10.1093/applin/10.2.244
© 1989 by Oxford University Press
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DELL HYMES

University of Virginia

The debt we all owe to Dell Hymes for his pioneering development of a theory of communicative competence is evident in every contribution to this special issue of Applied Linguistics. The editors are very pleased therefore to include Dell's reactions to each of the papers. The comments below indicate what he might have said had he actually been present at the seminar last July.


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