Titlebook: Literature in Language Education; Geoff. Hall Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 education.Engl

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Introduction: Literature as Discoursef literature and language teaching, with special but not exclusive reference to foreign language studies. Colin MacCabe’s pronouncement was no doubt somewhat premature, and more specific: I have pruned ‘English’ and ‘in English’ from either end of the quotation. Jacques Derrida deliberately overstat

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Reading Literaturend or foreign language readers of literature? What empirical research is necessary? More specifically, How does reading literature differ from other types of reading? What makes a ‘good’ or ‘poor’ reader of literature? And what is known about reading literature in a second language?

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Educational Perspectivesand literature and intercultural education. As we have seen in Part 1, a key question in teaching literature has always been: which texts to study, in which order, and what the rationale for the use of literature in education might be. This has tended to be a particularly acute problem for the secon

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Carrying out Your Own Research Project in LLEumed is that of Action Research (AR), as outlined at the beginning of Part 3. A teacher-researcher, in the AR perspective, wishes to understand better in order to transform an existing, less than satisfactory situation, in collaboration with other participants, and will then reflect on the effects o

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Reading Literaturend or foreign language readers of literature? What empirical research is necessary? More specifically, How does reading literature differ from other types of reading? What makes a ‘good’ or ‘poor’ reader of literature? And what is known about reading literature in a second language?

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