Extending the argument proposed earlier in Part 2 of this volume that language learning is a social action, this chapter looks at the socialcultural construction of the concept of self in application letters by L2 users. I will argue that while there are specific conventions for genres, writing in all genres is in essence a process of self-presentation. The writers’ social-cultural background will inevitably affect the way that ideas, information and arguments are presented in a piece of writing
AbstractViewing language learning as dialogic phenomenon, Sociocultural Theory (SCT) proposes that l...
This research project is an attempt to approach the notion of cultural identity from a qualitative a...
Most composition studies focus on students’ writing processes and written products without integrati...
Communication plays an integral role in an individual’s construction of the self in society. Second ...
Collaborative learning involves learners working together as a group in maximizing their learning ex...
This article explores the concept of self, focusing on the role of language in shaping and communica...
In this paper, résumés in two languages and two cultures, Peninsular Spanish and American English, ...
Recently, the impact of globalization and the dominant status of English have provoked critical disc...
© 2002 Dr. Lynette Mary TurnerThis naturalistic study explores how young bilingual children develop ...
The expression of the self through multimodal texts is a central theme in education. While it has be...
There has been a tendency in research to interpret L2 composition processes in cognitive terms and t...
Scientific research in a dialogical paradigm highlights processes and insists on human beings’ relat...
The "discoursal self", according to Ivanic, is "the impression... they [the students] consciously or...
One of the characteristics of writing is that it does not carry the phonetic and prosodic qualities ...
There has been a tendency in research to interpret L2 composition processes in cognitive terms and t...
AbstractViewing language learning as dialogic phenomenon, Sociocultural Theory (SCT) proposes that l...
This research project is an attempt to approach the notion of cultural identity from a qualitative a...
Most composition studies focus on students’ writing processes and written products without integrati...
Communication plays an integral role in an individual’s construction of the self in society. Second ...
Collaborative learning involves learners working together as a group in maximizing their learning ex...
This article explores the concept of self, focusing on the role of language in shaping and communica...
In this paper, résumés in two languages and two cultures, Peninsular Spanish and American English, ...
Recently, the impact of globalization and the dominant status of English have provoked critical disc...
© 2002 Dr. Lynette Mary TurnerThis naturalistic study explores how young bilingual children develop ...
The expression of the self through multimodal texts is a central theme in education. While it has be...
There has been a tendency in research to interpret L2 composition processes in cognitive terms and t...
Scientific research in a dialogical paradigm highlights processes and insists on human beings’ relat...
The "discoursal self", according to Ivanic, is "the impression... they [the students] consciously or...
One of the characteristics of writing is that it does not carry the phonetic and prosodic qualities ...
There has been a tendency in research to interpret L2 composition processes in cognitive terms and t...
AbstractViewing language learning as dialogic phenomenon, Sociocultural Theory (SCT) proposes that l...
This research project is an attempt to approach the notion of cultural identity from a qualitative a...
Most composition studies focus on students’ writing processes and written products without integrati...