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The recursive mind: the origins of human language, thought and civilization

founded. In sum, this book is a noteworthy addition to the literature. It is clearly written and devoid of academic jargon, although there is considerable repetition of basic points from one chapter to the next. It provides valuable historical context for present-day research, clarifying the socio-educational model and underlying issues concerning SLA motivation. To his credit, Gardner has provided clear responses to his critics while also illuminating matters of motivation and SLA for interested readers, whether novice or experienced scholars.