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Referring to Discourse, identity and power. This has influenced the teching of other languages.
Culture as the moral right to be heard and listened to
Moral and ideological struggle--->How to teach cultural and moral difference without ignoring conflictual aspects of that difference?
Individuals who define themselves as members of cultural groups characterized by ethnicity, gender, sexual prefernces, religional affiliation, etc.
Culture as Identity
Individuality is also cultural
Dissociates the individual learner from the collective history, it gives people power to take their destiny in their own hands.
Culture as Discourse
Culture as a discourse is embodied history
Ways of using language, of thinking, feeling, believing and acting that can be used to identify oneself as member of a socially group or 'social network'.
Mastery of English as second or international language
Context in which language is spoken
Intercultural Education
Objective: Increase dialogue and cooperation between different cultures within a global economy.
Sociolinguistic Concept
Depends on whether language
Heritage language
Classes for native speakers who wich to connect with their ancestral roots. Culture is the reason to be of language teaching.
Second language
Classes in the target country or with native speakers. Culture can take form as debates, discussions about living and working conditions for immigrants.
Foreign language
Classes without contact with native speakers. Culture is practical and tourist.
Native speakers using language for communicative purposes. Also called Little c culture.
Humanistic Concept
General knowledge of literature and the arts. Also called Big C culture.
What culture should we teach?
Information technologies, globalizatin, multicultural democracies