Decolonizing Applied Linguistics Research in Latin America
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Decolonizing Applied Linguistics Research in Latin America
Moving to a Multilingual Mindset
Gamboa, Paola; Kramsch, Claire; Castaneda-Pena, Harold
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
276
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9781032354057
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List of Contributors
Foreword
Kyria Finardi
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Exploring the decolonial challenge: Critical pedagogy and epistemological translation in applied linguistic research in Latin America.
Claire Kramsch, Harold Castaneda-Pena & Paola Gamboa
Part I
Exploring coloniality in applied linguistic theory and practice
1 The syntax of marginalization in Colombian Language policies: From colonialism to neoliberalism.
Helena Guerrero Nieto
2 On being critical: Language ideologies and the (de)stabilization of the colonial logic in a Brazilian education policy
Paula Tatiana Carrera Szundy and Rogerio Casanovas Tilio
3 (Re)reading narratives and dancing in language education from (de)colonial perspectives
Nara Hiroko Takaki
Part II
Critical pedagogies for pre- and in-service teachers
4 A critical intercultural approach to decolonize foreign language teaching in Colombia: Explorations with teachers and Afro-Colombian and Indigenous learners in a public university.
Janeth Maria Ortiz Medina and Maure Carolina Aguirre Ortega
5 Reflecting on a community service-learning project for English learners in Argentina from a decolonial perspective.
Gabriela N. Tavella and S. Carina Fernandez
6 Non-normative corporeal-ity-ies in language education
Harold Castaneda-Pena and Diego Ubaque-Casallas
Part III
Epistemological translations from the Latin American diaspora
7 A plurilingual MOOC to engage reflexivity, criticality and multimodality in educational practices. Questioning coloniality and cultural and linguistic mindsets.
Paola Andrea Gamboa Diaz
8 Onward to Pquyquy (or thinking with the heart) : Conceptualizing the decolonization of being for language teaching and research
Yecid Ortega
9 La Lucha Sigue! Decolonizing College Composition Classrooms in Latinx California
A.Lane Igoudin
Conclusion
Towards a new framework for decolonizing practice: The multilingual mindset. Harold Castaneda-Pena, Paola Gamboa and Claire Kramsch
Index
Foreword
Kyria Finardi
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Exploring the decolonial challenge: Critical pedagogy and epistemological translation in applied linguistic research in Latin America.
Claire Kramsch, Harold Castaneda-Pena & Paola Gamboa
Part I
Exploring coloniality in applied linguistic theory and practice
1 The syntax of marginalization in Colombian Language policies: From colonialism to neoliberalism.
Helena Guerrero Nieto
2 On being critical: Language ideologies and the (de)stabilization of the colonial logic in a Brazilian education policy
Paula Tatiana Carrera Szundy and Rogerio Casanovas Tilio
3 (Re)reading narratives and dancing in language education from (de)colonial perspectives
Nara Hiroko Takaki
Part II
Critical pedagogies for pre- and in-service teachers
4 A critical intercultural approach to decolonize foreign language teaching in Colombia: Explorations with teachers and Afro-Colombian and Indigenous learners in a public university.
Janeth Maria Ortiz Medina and Maure Carolina Aguirre Ortega
5 Reflecting on a community service-learning project for English learners in Argentina from a decolonial perspective.
Gabriela N. Tavella and S. Carina Fernandez
6 Non-normative corporeal-ity-ies in language education
Harold Castaneda-Pena and Diego Ubaque-Casallas
Part III
Epistemological translations from the Latin American diaspora
7 A plurilingual MOOC to engage reflexivity, criticality and multimodality in educational practices. Questioning coloniality and cultural and linguistic mindsets.
Paola Andrea Gamboa Diaz
8 Onward to Pquyquy (or thinking with the heart) : Conceptualizing the decolonization of being for language teaching and research
Yecid Ortega
9 La Lucha Sigue! Decolonizing College Composition Classrooms in Latinx California
A.Lane Igoudin
Conclusion
Towards a new framework for decolonizing practice: The multilingual mindset. Harold Castaneda-Pena, Paola Gamboa and Claire Kramsch
Index
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Claire Kramsch;Paola Andrea Gamboa Diaz;Harold Castaneda-Pena;Language teaching and learning;Applied linguistics in Latin America;Global South;Decolonial thought;Decolonization;Decolonial mindset;Language education;Applied Linguistics;Buen Vivir;Mapuche Children;Decolonial Perspective;Language Ideologies;Campo;Intercultural Translation;El Buen Vivir;Decolonial Lens;Latin American Diaspora;Otras;Intercultural Dimension;Multilingual Loci;English As A Lingua Franca;Lingua Franca;Epistemic Disobedience;Latinx Students;Critical Interculturality;Human Suffering;Mapuche Community;Elt;Modern Languages;Language Teacher Education;Carrera
List of Contributors
Foreword
Kyria Finardi
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Exploring the decolonial challenge: Critical pedagogy and epistemological translation in applied linguistic research in Latin America.
Claire Kramsch, Harold Castaneda-Pena & Paola Gamboa
Part I
Exploring coloniality in applied linguistic theory and practice
1 The syntax of marginalization in Colombian Language policies: From colonialism to neoliberalism.
Helena Guerrero Nieto
2 On being critical: Language ideologies and the (de)stabilization of the colonial logic in a Brazilian education policy
Paula Tatiana Carrera Szundy and Rogerio Casanovas Tilio
3 (Re)reading narratives and dancing in language education from (de)colonial perspectives
Nara Hiroko Takaki
Part II
Critical pedagogies for pre- and in-service teachers
4 A critical intercultural approach to decolonize foreign language teaching in Colombia: Explorations with teachers and Afro-Colombian and Indigenous learners in a public university.
Janeth Maria Ortiz Medina and Maure Carolina Aguirre Ortega
5 Reflecting on a community service-learning project for English learners in Argentina from a decolonial perspective.
Gabriela N. Tavella and S. Carina Fernandez
6 Non-normative corporeal-ity-ies in language education
Harold Castaneda-Pena and Diego Ubaque-Casallas
Part III
Epistemological translations from the Latin American diaspora
7 A plurilingual MOOC to engage reflexivity, criticality and multimodality in educational practices. Questioning coloniality and cultural and linguistic mindsets.
Paola Andrea Gamboa Diaz
8 Onward to Pquyquy (or thinking with the heart) : Conceptualizing the decolonization of being for language teaching and research
Yecid Ortega
9 La Lucha Sigue! Decolonizing College Composition Classrooms in Latinx California
A.Lane Igoudin
Conclusion
Towards a new framework for decolonizing practice: The multilingual mindset. Harold Castaneda-Pena, Paola Gamboa and Claire Kramsch
Index
Foreword
Kyria Finardi
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Exploring the decolonial challenge: Critical pedagogy and epistemological translation in applied linguistic research in Latin America.
Claire Kramsch, Harold Castaneda-Pena & Paola Gamboa
Part I
Exploring coloniality in applied linguistic theory and practice
1 The syntax of marginalization in Colombian Language policies: From colonialism to neoliberalism.
Helena Guerrero Nieto
2 On being critical: Language ideologies and the (de)stabilization of the colonial logic in a Brazilian education policy
Paula Tatiana Carrera Szundy and Rogerio Casanovas Tilio
3 (Re)reading narratives and dancing in language education from (de)colonial perspectives
Nara Hiroko Takaki
Part II
Critical pedagogies for pre- and in-service teachers
4 A critical intercultural approach to decolonize foreign language teaching in Colombia: Explorations with teachers and Afro-Colombian and Indigenous learners in a public university.
Janeth Maria Ortiz Medina and Maure Carolina Aguirre Ortega
5 Reflecting on a community service-learning project for English learners in Argentina from a decolonial perspective.
Gabriela N. Tavella and S. Carina Fernandez
6 Non-normative corporeal-ity-ies in language education
Harold Castaneda-Pena and Diego Ubaque-Casallas
Part III
Epistemological translations from the Latin American diaspora
7 A plurilingual MOOC to engage reflexivity, criticality and multimodality in educational practices. Questioning coloniality and cultural and linguistic mindsets.
Paola Andrea Gamboa Diaz
8 Onward to Pquyquy (or thinking with the heart) : Conceptualizing the decolonization of being for language teaching and research
Yecid Ortega
9 La Lucha Sigue! Decolonizing College Composition Classrooms in Latinx California
A.Lane Igoudin
Conclusion
Towards a new framework for decolonizing practice: The multilingual mindset. Harold Castaneda-Pena, Paola Gamboa and Claire Kramsch
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Claire Kramsch;Paola Andrea Gamboa Diaz;Harold Castaneda-Pena;Language teaching and learning;Applied linguistics in Latin America;Global South;Decolonial thought;Decolonization;Decolonial mindset;Language education;Applied Linguistics;Buen Vivir;Mapuche Children;Decolonial Perspective;Language Ideologies;Campo;Intercultural Translation;El Buen Vivir;Decolonial Lens;Latin American Diaspora;Otras;Intercultural Dimension;Multilingual Loci;English As A Lingua Franca;Lingua Franca;Epistemic Disobedience;Latinx Students;Critical Interculturality;Human Suffering;Mapuche Community;Elt;Modern Languages;Language Teacher Education;Carrera