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A communicative theory of school English education? A Trial Theory of Educational Linguistic Anthropology of [Learning English in the Classroom]?
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学校英語教育のコミュニケーション論?「教室で英語を学ぶ」ことの教育言語人類学試論?
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(978-4-87259-689-2)
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A5*270 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2019
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| Takeshi Enomoto(Author) Starting from the actual communication that takes place in English classes in Japanese high schools, this book traces the meta*communication that develops in the classroom *outside* the classroom and its chain of communication, focusing on the [recursive] characteristics of the language used by teachers and students. [This project will clarify the multilayered nature of the social and cultural practice of learning English in the classroom, the multifunctionality of English in the classroom, and construct a framework for rethinking [learning English in the classroom] as communication in and of itself. |
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Starting from the actual communication that takes place in English classes in Japanese high schools, this book traces the meta*communication that develops in the classroom *outside* the classroom and its chain of communication, focusing on the [recursive] characteristics of the language used by teachers and students. [This project will clarify the multilayered nature of the social and cultural practice of learning English in the classroom, the multifunctionality of English in the classroom, and construct a framework for rethinking [learning English in the classroom] as communication in and of itself.