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Including poetry in the language classroom: advantages and a lesson plan proposal
(2020)
The use of poetry in the language classroom is, to say the least, a controversial issue. The medium has been traditionally excluded from ESL/EFL contexts on the basis of generalized beliefs regarding its complexity and ...
Poetry
(Academic Press, 2020)
As seen through the lens of creativity research, poetry is a multifaceted and complex domain. The importance of creativity in poetry may be best understood in the exploration of expert-level poets as opposed to studying a ...
La indómita palabra
(Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica, 1979)
El objetivo del artículo es mostrar el desarrollo teórico metodológico sobre el discurso poético y las aportaciones de importantes teóricos. Asimismo, este otorga una contribución a la indagación sobre un tipo específico ...
Poetry-based activities for the promotion of writing skills in fourth level English Language and Literature students at Universidad de Cuenca
(2018)
Poetry is one of the least literary texts to be used in the language learning classrooms, depraving students from many of its benefits. This exclusion is due to some factors related to teachers and students’ attitudes ...
A Metholodological Proposal for Using Poetry in the English as a Foreign Language Classroom
(Chile. Universidad Mayor, 2019)
Abstract: The following essay aims to invite English as a foreign or second language teachers to include poetry in their classes as an alternative technique that might cause a positive impact in their students’ ...
City and Poetry: The Stage and LanguageCiudad y poesía: el escenario y la palabra
(Universidad de Costa Rica, 2014)
The encrypted verbivocovisuality of Augusto de Campos
(Assoc Nac Pos-graduacao Pesquisa Letras & Linguistica, 2021-08-01)
This article reflects on Augusto de Campos' poetics. For this, it is guided by the aesthetic conception employed by him and other concretists as a project of concrete poetry: verbivocovisuality. The objective is to relate ...
Discovering Resemblances: Language and Identity in Caribbean Poetry
(Delaware Review of Latin American Studies, 2004-08-15)
“Hispanic” is an identification generally accepted in the Caribbean by both black and white residents of the islands. Examination of poems by several black Caribbean poets (the Puerto Ricans Mayra Santos Febres and Magaly ...