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Desplazamientos Y Cambios De Signo: La Reescritura De El Juguete Rabioso (1926), De Roberto Arlt, En Si Yo Muero Primero, De Susana Silvestre Y La Nueva Rabia (2008), De Marcelo Eckhardt, Karina Elizabeth Vázquez
Desplazamientos Y Cambios De Signo: La Reescritura De El Juguete Rabioso (1926), De Roberto Arlt, En Si Yo Muero Primero, De Susana Silvestre Y La Nueva Rabia (2008), De Marcelo Eckhardt, Karina Elizabeth Vázquez
Latin American, Latino and Iberian Studies Faculty Publications
Uno de los rasgos sobresalientes de la narrativa argentina de los últimos quince años es el retorno de la estética realista. Esta tendencia comprende textos cuya verosimilitud no se asimila ni al pacto mimético profesado por los escritores realistas del treinta, ni al realismo comprometido, de influencia sartreana, de los setenta. Durante la década del ochenta, la escritura cifrada, basada en la alusión y la alegoría, con la que escritoras y escritores respondieron a la censura y represión sistemática de la última dictadura militar (1976-1983), zanjó el problema del imperativo político en la literatura mediante el rechazo de "lo real". …
Techniques And Principles In Language Teaching, Third Edition (Book Review), Elizabeth M. Kissling
Techniques And Principles In Language Teaching, Third Edition (Book Review), Elizabeth M. Kissling
Latin American, Latino and Iberian Studies Faculty Publications
The intended audience of this volume is a “teacher educator” interested in developing a repertoire of language teaching methods. The preface argues that training in methodologies, though certainly not without its critics (e.g. Hinkel, 2006; Rajagopalan, 2007), is useful to language teachers. The authors define the “techniques” in the volume’s title as the methods or actions teachers carry out in the classroom, and the “principles” as the thoughts (beliefs, attitudes, values, and awareness) of teachers that guide those actions. The techniques and principles must be connected and coherent for a language teacher to be successful.