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In doing so I follow Hasan's example (2005b), who invoked the construct as a way of deepening the insights to be gained by linking Vygotsky's sociogenetic, tool-mediated theory of mind, Halliday's sociological linguistics and Bernstein's analysis of different forms of semiotic mediation in one and the same social community. Similarly, I will invoke it at the confluence of SFL, SCT and advanced L2 learning, based on the strong belief that it can provide the kind of mediational environment and also the conceptual tools with which the field might expand its horizons in order to (re-) gain control over an intellectual and practice-oriented environment, particularly in SLA research, that its current approaches seem unable to address.
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