Exploring Language in Global Contexts

1. Introduction: How Does Language Work? 2. How Do We Learn Languages? 3. What is Language Made Of? 4. How Do We Make Meaning With Language? 5. How Does Technology Affect Language Use? 6. How Do Languages Vary? 7. How Does a Language Become Global? 8. Conclusion: What Do We (Not) Know About Language?

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• Ensino e aprendizagem de linguas
• Sociolinguística
• Aquisição da linguagem
• Estudos de meios de comunicação
• Antropologia social e cultural
• Idioma: história e obras gerais
• Linguistica aplicada ao Ensino da língua inglesa
• Linguística histórica e comparativa

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