2010
DOI: 10.4312/elope.7.1.105-118
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Shifting Attitudes toward Teaching Culture within the Framework of English as an International Language

Abstract: Summary is study deals with the cultural dimensions of EIL, which are analysed based on the following domains: (a) subjects' attitudes toward teaching about specific cultures (native and non-native); and (b) subjects' attitudes toward teaching about culture in general. In essence, a view of culture based on native cultures can emerge from three different approaches: it may promote British culture only, it may focus on both the UK and the US, or it may incorporate other English native cultures. Likewise, a more… Show more

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