2017
DOI: 10.1590/1984-6398201710866
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English as a Lingua Franca: Applied Linguistics, Marxism, and Post-Marxist theory

Abstract: 336 ReSUMo: A motivação deste artigo se deve a minha leitura do trabalho "English as a Lingua Franca: An Immanent Critique" (O' REGAN, 2014) que afirma que os pesquisadores ligados a ELF situam-no centro de debate com respeito à função e à forma que a língua inglesa deve desempenhar por parte dos numerosos falantes no mundo inteiro. O' Regan questiona o uso de uma epistemologia baseada num paradigma positivista e objetivista atrelado a uma "receptividade" pós-modernista e pós-estruturalista. Com a finalidade d… Show more

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“…If concepts such as 'translanguaging', 'crossing' and 'superdiversity' resonate with postructuralist tropes and themes, it is within the area of Applied Linguistics, where poststructuralist ideas have been cited most explicitly. Some linguists explicitly refer to poststructuralism in order to re-examine the epistemological bases of the field and cited as a model for a reflexive critique of power (McNamara 2012;Busch 2012;Norton and Morgan 2013;Schmitz 2017). In language teaching, poststructuralism has helped revalue subjective experience (Pavlenko 2002;Bernstein 2016;Kramsch 1998) whereas in sociolinguistics it has helped articulate anti-essentialist perspectives on identity and agency Carter 2013;Kiesling 2006;Motschenbacher 2009).…”
Section: Challenging the Structuralist Heritage Of Discourse Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If concepts such as 'translanguaging', 'crossing' and 'superdiversity' resonate with postructuralist tropes and themes, it is within the area of Applied Linguistics, where poststructuralist ideas have been cited most explicitly. Some linguists explicitly refer to poststructuralism in order to re-examine the epistemological bases of the field and cited as a model for a reflexive critique of power (McNamara 2012;Busch 2012;Norton and Morgan 2013;Schmitz 2017). In language teaching, poststructuralism has helped revalue subjective experience (Pavlenko 2002;Bernstein 2016;Kramsch 1998) whereas in sociolinguistics it has helped articulate anti-essentialist perspectives on identity and agency Carter 2013;Kiesling 2006;Motschenbacher 2009).…”
Section: Challenging the Structuralist Heritage Of Discourse Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%