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… evidence of the strong influence and standardization of the Eurocentric models used in Colombia: ones which include other forms of knowledge (e.g. experiential) and other ways of being. For Shatzky, 2002 this social practice represents stability, … II 57 Én fa si s (which Colombia belongs to). Those models excluded the possibility of including local characteristics and forms of knowledge, as many studies have shown (Ayala & Álvarez, 2005; Gonzalez 2005; Guerrero, 2010; Usma, 2009; Bonilla & …
… things. Furthermore, “it has also ignored the blighted past and future pos- sibilities for different subjectivities and forms of bilingualism” (Méndez-Rivera, 2021, p. 19). Back in 2008, the français instruction that I received at the university … a hierarchical framework for civilizations, where Western knowledge is often positioned as superior while other forms of knowledge are unfairly labeled as primitive or backward. This hierarchy has had adverse ef- fects on …
… supports local studies of the interface between ELT and gender, in the hope of ‘decolonizing’ patriarchal- ism and various forms of misogyny that tend to dominate ELT in our country and, more generally, in the world. In the rest of this … linguistic, and this is the basis of subjectivity. For the Syrian-born linguist, this happens because language has forms (linguis- tic resources = personal pronouns) that constitute the expression of subjectivity, nourishing the emergence of the discursive. Benveniste (1971) argues that: In some way language puts forth “empty” forms which each speaker, in the exercise of discourse, appropriates to himself and which he relates to his “per- son,” at …