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Foreign Language Learning as Intercultural Experience - The Subjective Dimension (Paperback, New edition)
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Foreign Language Learning as Intercultural Experience - The Subjective Dimension (Paperback, New edition)
Series: Intercultural Studies and Foreign Language Learning, 16
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Learning a foreign language in its cultural context has a
significant effect on the subjective mind, ranging from the
unsettling to the inspirational. The complex interplay between
native and foreign languages, their cultural conceptualisations and
discourses and the mind and body of the learner results in the
subjective construction of individual positionings located "in
between" the languages and cultures involved. These processes are
not restricted to the cognitive level of learning but also involve
deep-seated habits, values and beliefs. These habits, values and
beliefs are to a certain extent the result of subjective
experiences and feelings; however, they are also embedded in a
socio-cultural network of concepts, norms, traditions and
life-worlds, so that they are characterised both by the learner's
subjectivity and by the sociality and (inter-)culturality of their
environment. The essays in this volume explore the subjective
dimension of intercultural language learning, ranging from
theoretical considerations to empirical studies and providing
stimulating insights into this important area of study.
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