This research compares the cultural types elicited by twenty-nine EFL undergraduate students in response to two prompts from a lexical availability task (i.e. food and drink and countryside) and the cultural input provided by four last year High School ELT textbooks used in La Rioja. Cultural words were classified in terms of their frequency of appearance by means of Range and listed according to a framework of cultural topics (Risager, 1991; Byram, 1993; Byram & Morgan, 1994; Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR, 2001). Finally, the words produced by the learners as well the input provided by the textbooks were associated with the culture they represented i.e. source, target and international culture. Our findings reveal th...
The study was conducted to examine the representation of culture in EFL (English as Foreign Language...
Language and culture are said to become indivisible as language signifies its cultural context in wh...
Given the wide variety of circumstances in which English is being used globally, the role of local c...
This research compares the cultural types elicited by twenty-nine EFL undergraduate students in resp...
In the past decades, scholars’ attention has been focused on how the target and source culture can b...
This thesis focuses on the quantitative and qualitative analysis of the cultural vocabulary present ...
In teaching/learning English as a Foreign Language, one of the goals is to develop interculturally c...
The cultural content of textbooks has become an important issue since the main goal of teaching Eng...
Globalization has brought about many changes to the concept of culture. One of those changes has be...
This article analyzes the cultural content in three communicative English as a foreign language text...
This article analyzes the cultural content in three communicative English as a foreign language text...
Abstract: Language is not only a tool of communiqué, but it is a clue to discover the culture. It al...
The purpose of the present study was to evaluate English language textbooks of grade 7, 8 and 9 in ...
This research represents the importance of culture in English as Foreign Language (EFL) Textbooks an...
Since language teaching in modern-day society is closely linked to cultural instruction, this study ...
The study was conducted to examine the representation of culture in EFL (English as Foreign Language...
Language and culture are said to become indivisible as language signifies its cultural context in wh...
Given the wide variety of circumstances in which English is being used globally, the role of local c...
This research compares the cultural types elicited by twenty-nine EFL undergraduate students in resp...
In the past decades, scholars’ attention has been focused on how the target and source culture can b...
This thesis focuses on the quantitative and qualitative analysis of the cultural vocabulary present ...
In teaching/learning English as a Foreign Language, one of the goals is to develop interculturally c...
The cultural content of textbooks has become an important issue since the main goal of teaching Eng...
Globalization has brought about many changes to the concept of culture. One of those changes has be...
This article analyzes the cultural content in three communicative English as a foreign language text...
This article analyzes the cultural content in three communicative English as a foreign language text...
Abstract: Language is not only a tool of communiqué, but it is a clue to discover the culture. It al...
The purpose of the present study was to evaluate English language textbooks of grade 7, 8 and 9 in ...
This research represents the importance of culture in English as Foreign Language (EFL) Textbooks an...
Since language teaching in modern-day society is closely linked to cultural instruction, this study ...
The study was conducted to examine the representation of culture in EFL (English as Foreign Language...
Language and culture are said to become indivisible as language signifies its cultural context in wh...
Given the wide variety of circumstances in which English is being used globally, the role of local c...