An examination of the ways in which the literary text has been used in foreign language programs during the last 15 years revealed that literature has been seen to play a series of separate and mutually exclusive roles, often at the expense of the student who is perceived as either a "foreign-language learner" or as a "reader of foreign literatu¡e". This paper attempts to show how literature should play but a single, multidimensional role in the foreign language teaching context, to describe how these dimensions are interconnected, as well as to demonstrate how the literary text, when seen from a holistic perspective, constitutes a resource for enhancing the personal and academic growth of the student
This paper proposes the importance of acknowledging literature as one of the best resources for prom...
This study examines the meanings attributed to literature in language education by Finnish General U...
Teachers can use literature as a powerful tool to teach a foreign language They can teach vocabulary...
An examination of the ways in which the literary text has been used in foreign language programs dur...
In this paper, the intention for using the phrase pedagogical tool in the title is not meant in anyw...
In the history of language teaching, literary texts have gradually been reduced to a source for ling...
This research aims to consider literature as a significant tool for teaching fundamental language sk...
Literature plays essential role in foreign language acquisition. Each level of foreign language stud...
AbstractLiterature plays essential role in foreign language acquisition. Each level of foreign langu...
This paper secks to examine the place of literature in the foreign language class and looks at the ...
The use of literature was the ultimate goal in the language classroom when the grammar-translation m...
College of Languages & Translation King Saud UniversityMost teachers consider literature as a separa...
The inclusion of literary texts in the language classroom is a practice framed in controversy. Oppon...
This article provides a review of ideas and research regarding the role of literature i...
What will the L3 classroom look like in the future? In the debates about foreign language (FL) educa...
This paper proposes the importance of acknowledging literature as one of the best resources for prom...
This study examines the meanings attributed to literature in language education by Finnish General U...
Teachers can use literature as a powerful tool to teach a foreign language They can teach vocabulary...
An examination of the ways in which the literary text has been used in foreign language programs dur...
In this paper, the intention for using the phrase pedagogical tool in the title is not meant in anyw...
In the history of language teaching, literary texts have gradually been reduced to a source for ling...
This research aims to consider literature as a significant tool for teaching fundamental language sk...
Literature plays essential role in foreign language acquisition. Each level of foreign language stud...
AbstractLiterature plays essential role in foreign language acquisition. Each level of foreign langu...
This paper secks to examine the place of literature in the foreign language class and looks at the ...
The use of literature was the ultimate goal in the language classroom when the grammar-translation m...
College of Languages & Translation King Saud UniversityMost teachers consider literature as a separa...
The inclusion of literary texts in the language classroom is a practice framed in controversy. Oppon...
This article provides a review of ideas and research regarding the role of literature i...
What will the L3 classroom look like in the future? In the debates about foreign language (FL) educa...
This paper proposes the importance of acknowledging literature as one of the best resources for prom...
This study examines the meanings attributed to literature in language education by Finnish General U...
Teachers can use literature as a powerful tool to teach a foreign language They can teach vocabulary...