1994
DOI: 10.2307/329020
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Issues and Options in Language Teaching

Abstract: This book discusses implications for the second language curriculum of applied linguistic theory covered in his classic Fundamental Concepts of Language Teaching. Linguistic Imperialism Robert Phillipson This book analyzes how and why the English language has become so dominant worldwide.

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“…As Santoni has rightly pointed, one should "ask our students to try as hard as they can to be someone else, to plagiarize as well as they can all sorts of linguistic and behavioural patterns" (Santoni, cited in Nostrand, 1989 p. 52). Or should we not rather, as Nostrand (1989), Stern (1992), Valdman (2016) and Kramsch (2012) strongly recommend, separate knowledge about the culture (cultural competence) and experience of the culture (cultural performance). These questions still represent the fundamental paradox in language-culture teaching.…”
Section: Cultural Competence Vs Cultural Performancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Santoni has rightly pointed, one should "ask our students to try as hard as they can to be someone else, to plagiarize as well as they can all sorts of linguistic and behavioural patterns" (Santoni, cited in Nostrand, 1989 p. 52). Or should we not rather, as Nostrand (1989), Stern (1992), Valdman (2016) and Kramsch (2012) strongly recommend, separate knowledge about the culture (cultural competence) and experience of the culture (cultural performance). These questions still represent the fundamental paradox in language-culture teaching.…”
Section: Cultural Competence Vs Cultural Performancementioning
confidence: 99%