Uses of English as a Lingua Franca in Domain-specific Contexts of Intercultural Communication
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Uses of English as a Lingua Franca in Domain-specific Contexts of Intercultural Communication | Details pdf |
Maria Grazia Guido |
Frontespizio | Details pdf |
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Table of Contents | Details pdf |
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Introduction. ELF in specialized domains of intercultural communication | Details pdf |
Maria Grazia Guido | 9-11 |
The elusive concept of culture | Details pdf |
Henry Widdowson | 13-23 |
Communication and community. An ELF perspective on critical contexts | Details pdf |
Barbara Seidlhofer | 25-41 |
Patterns of metaphysical discourse in West-African migrants’ ELF-mediated trauma narratives | Details pdf |
Maria Grazia Guido | 43-63 |
The dynamics of question / answer moves in ELF spoken discourse in cross-cultural migration domains | Details pdf |
Thomas Christiansen | 65-86 |
“Do you understand?” Interactional strategies in ELF narratives of migration. A case study | Details pdf |
Paola Catenaccio | 87-112 |
The experiential nature of ELF reformulations in the multimodal representations of modern and ancient sea-odysseys | Details pdf |
Pietro Luigi Iaia, Lucia Errico | 113-134 |
Teaching as narrative. The use of ELF in the IFL class in the migration setting of Southern Italy | Details pdf |
Lorena Carbonara, Annarita Taronna | 135-154 |
A critical discourse analysis of cases of ELF reformulation of European and Italian legal texts on migration | Details pdf |
Mariarosaria Provenzano, Chiara Capone | 155-166 |
The impact of English as a Lingua Franca on emotions. The role of individuals’ native language vs. second language | Details pdf |
Cristian Rizzo, Antonio Mileti, Virginia Barbarossa | 167-180 |
Overviewing research on BELF communication strategies: From professional practice to ELT materials | Details pdf |
Roberta Facchinetti, Paola Vettorel, Franca Poppi, Valeria Franceschi, Paola-Maria Caleffi | 181-198 |
“Waiting for your info”. An explanatory look at the communicative strategies deployed to mitigate potentially face-threatening acts in emails | Details pdf |
Franca Poppi | 199-217 |
Communication strategies in BELF: From users’ perception, corpus and textbook analysis to pedagogical implications | Details pdf |
Paola Vettorel, Valeria Franceschi | 219-239 |
Communication strategies in BELF e-mailing: ‘Only’ a matter of shared understanding? | Details pdf |
Paola-Maria Caleffi | 241-258 |
ELF awareness in ELT: Emerging challenges & new paradigms in teacher education | Details pdf |
Lucilla Lopriore | 259-275 |
Challenging the interlanguage hypothesis: The convergence of EFL and ELF in the English classroom | Details pdf |
Enrico Grazzi | 277-294 |
Exploring ELT practices, teachers’ professional profile and beliefs: Analysing data from the PRIN survey and envisaging pedagogical projections | Details pdf |
Marina Morbiducci | 295-319 |
Shifting perspectives on native speaker teachers (And new roles for collaboratori linguistici?) | Details pdf |
David Newbold | 321-336 |
Native teachers, non-native teachers and ELF. Same aims, different approaches? | Details pdf |
Silvia Sperti | 337-358 |
Teachers’ ICT practices and perspectives on ELF aware ELT | Details pdf |
Alessandra Cannelli | 359-371 |
Prompting migrants’ experiential processes of deconstructing and authenticating a host community’s literary text through ELF | Details pdf |
Maria Teresa Giampaolo, Adele Errico | 373-385 |
A study of cognitive-experiential practices for promoting ELF communicative competence in Italian ELT classrooms | Details pdf |
Donatella Chiaruttini | 387-406 |
Subtitling into ELF: When accessibility becomes a counter information tool | Details pdf |
Alessandra Rizzo | 407-423 |
Colophone | Details pdf |
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