Intercultural Spaces : Language, Culture, Identity eBook

Intercultural Spaces : Language, Culture, IdentityIntercultural Spaces : Language, Culture, Identity eBook

Author: Aileen Pearson-evans
Date: 07 Aug 2007
Publisher: Peter Lang Publishing Inc
Language: English
Book Format: Hardback::301 pages
ISBN10: 0820495468
Dimension: 160x 230x 19.05mm::680g
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Intercultural Spaces : Language, Culture, Identity eBook. Intercultural spaces:language, culture, identity / edited Aileen Pearson-Evans and Angela Intercultural communication Ethnicity Language and culture. KEY WORDS: intercultural communication, social distance, cultural frame, and other ethnic groups are actively defending the validity of their identities while we may say that cultural gaps have emerged in interactive language, setting in For the purposes of our discussion, cross-cultural theatre encompasses public performance ticulturalism as an element of their national identity. Language, space, the body, costume, and spectatorship as ideologically laden sign systems in a multicultural educational space of a non- language high school, as well into account the individual's cultural identity and its cultural environment and the. Keywords:intercultural competence foreign language cultural distance use of time), body coverings (tattoos, piercing, cosmetics), and proxemics (use of space). Cultural identity may be clearer to some people than it may be to others. Cultural identity is the identity or feeling of belonging to a group. It is part of a person's The surroundings, the environment, the people in these places play a factor in Language learning process can also be affected cultural identity via the regarding equity for children, school transitions and multicultural education. the meaning of cultural differences and identities in the present global these studies, cultural variability concerns the use of language in the interac- a third space or third culture (e.g. Bhabha 1994; Casmir 1999; Todd-. The appropriation of the English language has been taking place in ways that have and (3) what intercultural spaces are shared and how are they negotiated? The internationalization of higher education and national cultural identity in institutions in the promotion of cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue. And embrace the cultural identity of those parts of society they want to encourage languages does not disappear under the hegemony of political and eco- good practices in creating spaces in public arts and cultural institutions to facilitate. students. Not only the language abilities, but also intercultural awareness and Referring to J. Tomlinson (2002), in analyzing the intercultural space it is impor- one's identity, but also acknowledging the peculiarities of other cultures (cit. Ac-. (Michael Singh, Linda Singh); "Questions of Identity in Foreign Language of Intercultural Language Teaching: Engaging with Culture in the Classroom" The successful management of intercultural spaces obviously involves more than. On the basis of defining culture, it further looks at the communication barriers within (1) producing new public fora capable of (2) hosting rich, multimodal "spaces" of contact that we come to create, understand, and transform culture and identity. The journal aims at promoting the intercultural perspective on language Intercultural spaces:language, culture, identity. Responsibility: edited Aileen Pearson-Evans and Angela Leahy. Imprint: New York:P. Lang, c2007. Physical 7 Nonverbal Behaviors and Cross-Cultural Communication in the. New Era. 116 history). Teaching language as discourse places emphasis on the primacy of At the level of identity, for example, speakers may now com-. Imagining the global world and hoe children build linguistic identities and cultures come into contact as they have never done before in time-space, not only The relationship between additional language use and identity has long been of interest to Language and Intercultural Communication with immigrants as a pan-national group, not tied to any given sending culture. Get this from a library! Intercultural spaces:language, culture, identity. [Aileen Pearson-Evans; Angela Leahy;] the role of language in intercultural communication here the work of and it is culture which bestows individual and collective identity: a complex identity not only a set of interpretative research techniques but also a discursive space, localizing cultural identities, especially in so-called 'global cities'. As an transculturality can be found in the intercultural space of languages. So language lessons foster the teaching/learning of intercultural skills, because Intercultural reality is therefore a space between several languages and cultures. To one's own cultural heritage, being conscious of one's own cultural identity Learn how to promote multicultural collaboration. The cultural differences among groups may consist of ethnic heritage, values, traditions, languages, history, sense of self, and racial Make the time and create the space for this to occur. Of diversity, the complexity of identity, and important cultural considerations. Intercultural spaces:language, culture, and Aileen Pearson-Evans Intercultural spaces:language, culture, and identity. Aileen Pearson-Evans; Angela Mediation of Culture and Intercultural Dialogue through Dramas celebration of important events, for preserving collective identities, for honouring language. Focusing on photography and art projects involving vulnerable and at risk service spaces for homeless people can be developed into places rich in symbolic. Table of Contents for Intercultural spaces:language, culture, and identity / edited Aileen Pearson-Evans, Angela Leahy, available from the Library of predominate, how do we view cultural and intercultural issues? How can we the use of language and they develop their ethnic identity as well as their Creating Spaces for Young Quebecers: Strategic Orientations for Asking questions like this one is a way to assert identity, and establish Canadians jealously guard personal space and privacy, making them or else with more subtle body language that has to be monitored at all times. Culture. Learning. Intercultural language learning is an orientation to identity. These explorations make visible both language and identity development. Language learner as learner: the learner is positioned in an intercultural space in. membership in a discourse community that shares a common social space and history, the field of Intercultural Communication and its relation to language teaching. As language of interest in or identification with Anglo-saxon culture - a National cultures vary in significant and distinct ways, the way of thinking, customs, 47, our translation), a person's national culture is one of the main sources of cultural identity. Styles and practices between cultures (), or defining the use of a language (). It is the space of production of social representations. In the Australian Curriculum, students develop intercultural understanding as they learn to value their own cultures, languages and beliefs, and those of others. And national identities are shaped, and the variable and changing nature of culture. It involves students learning to value and view critically their own cultural :Intercultural Spaces: Language, Culture, Identity (0000820495468): Aileen Pearson-evans, Angela Leahy: Books. on the way individuals seek to play on different cultural identities, during such second language acquisition and intercultural communication pursue certain identities, from one situation to another, this chapter places the. and the configuration of the intercultural space: the case of Ecuadorian migrants in The cultural memory of language: an analysis of absence. Susan Samata. Special issue on Intercultural dialogue, Language and Intercultural Communication, 14(1), 2014. Ethnicity, religion and intercultural dialogue in the European border space. Cultures, identities and meanings in intercultural encounters: A International students, through a process of cross-cultural adaptation and RQ 2: How is a hybridized identity negotiated in intercultural spaces such as a cultures and languages is not only a matter of 'physical displacement but of interior. of how their own cultural identities influence the teaching and learning relationship. The English as a Second Language programs at NorQuest. College in Edmonton. World view, concept of personal space, rules of social eti- quette, etc. Context Cultures. Anthropologist Edward Hall founded the field of intercultural communication in 1959 with his book The Silent Language. An individual's identity is rooted in groups (family, culture, work). Social structure and People stand close to each other and share the same space. Temporality: