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… the reality that the learners´ knowledge of the world is partially shaped by the constant exposure to international media. In EFL material development, authors and editors surely struggle about the ideas they plan to include in textbooks, as …
… what is inside it, what is unique and therefore inexpressible, and is based on the relationship of human beings with his media world, for me, Bakhtin in this two paragraphs is Pedro Cabrejo 62 U ni ve rs id ad D is tr ita l F ra nc is co Jo sé d …
… Modernity and Subjectivity. Sage. De Fina, A. (2013). Top-down and bottom-up strategies of identity construction in ethnic media. Applied linguistics, 34(5), 554-573. education. Global Studies of Childhood, 8(4), 404-414. Elliott, J., & Tsai, CT …
… epistémico y al extractivismo ontológico: Una forma destructiva de conocer, ser y estar en el mundo. Tabula Rasa (24), pp. 123-143. Grünner, E. (2002). El fin de las pequeñas historias: de los estudios culturales al retorno (imposible) de …
… thinks, feels, knows, acts, com- municates, and behaves, distinguishing colonial traits given by family, school, religion, media, work, friends, hobbies, and so on. A de-colonial researcher fol- lows, adapts, or creates paths, procedures, and …
… encounter. As it occurs in humans’ every- day life, encounters in this project can be supported by multiple communication media and language use in analogous or virtual scenarios, or even both. At this point, encounters as a methodological …