Pop Culture in Language Education
Theory, Research, Practice
Herausgeber: Tegge, Friederike; Werner, Valentin
Pop Culture in Language Education
Theory, Research, Practice
Herausgeber: Tegge, Friederike; Werner, Valentin
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Pop Culture in Language Education provides comprehensive insight on how studies of pop culture can inform language teaching and learning. The volume offers a state-of-the-art overview of empirically informed, cutting-edge research that tackles both theoretical concerns and practical implications.
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Pop Culture in Language Education provides comprehensive insight on how studies of pop culture can inform language teaching and learning. The volume offers a state-of-the-art overview of empirically informed, cutting-edge research that tackles both theoretical concerns and practical implications.
Produktdetails
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- Routledge Research in Language Education
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 162mm x 241mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 602g
- ISBN-13: 9780367365417
- ISBN-10: 0367365413
- Artikelnr.: 60019174
- Routledge Research in Language Education
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 162mm x 241mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 602g
- ISBN-13: 9780367365417
- ISBN-10: 0367365413
- Artikelnr.: 60019174
Valentin Werner is Assistant Professor at the department of English and Historical Linguistics of the University of Bamberg, Germany. Friederike Tegge is a Research Associate at Te Kunenga ki P¿rehuroa/Massey University and an English teacher at Te Herenga Waka/Victoria University of Wellington in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Introduction
1 Learning languages through pop culture/learning pop culture through
language education
Valentin Werner & Friederike Tegge
Part I: The language of pop culture and language skills areas
2 Teen talk in TV series as a model of linguistic innovation and emotional
language
Silvia Bruti
3 Swear/taboo words in US TV series: Combining corpus linguistics with
selected insights from screenwriters and learners
Monika Bednarek
4 Exploring the vocabulary of rap lyrics
Friederike Tegge & Averil Coxhead
5 Teaching grammar through pop culture
Valentin Werner
Part II: Pop culture and classroom practice
6 Going beyond the surface with pop culture: Using humorous cartoon series
to explore social issues in the foreign language classroom
John Rucynski
7 Political comics and cartoons in language education: Suggestions for
Arabic as a Foreign Language in classrooms in the USA
Sadam Issa
8 Eco-songs in foreign language education
Theresa Summer
9 Learning through sharing: Enhancing critical engagement with pop culture
content using social media in a second language context
Anne Peirson-Smith & Lindsay Miller
10 Foreign language students, pop culture, and university degree thesis
projects
Joe Trotta
Part III: Beyond the classroom
11 Pop culture in teaching Chinese as an additional language: Theory,
research, and practice
Raymond Pai & Patricia A. Duff
12 "Watch out! Behind you is the enemy!" An exploratory study into the
relationship between extramural English and productive vocabulary knowledge
Lieven Bollansée, Eva Puimège & Elke Peters
13 Levelling up comprehensible input and vocabulary learning: The lexical
profile of videogames
Michael P. H. Rodgers & Julian Heidt
14 Pedagogically mediating engagement in the wild: Trajectories of
fandom-based curricular innovation
Shannon Sauro & Steven L. Thorne
Part IV: Sociocultural and culture-critical considerations
15 Teaching "authenticity" of media and pop culture texts
Andrew Moody
16 The new normal: English language learning, pop culture, and the politics
of investment
Awad Ibrahim
17 The use of K-Pop culture in a critical EAP classroom
Hyeyoung Jung & Graham V. Crookes
1 Learning languages through pop culture/learning pop culture through
language education
Valentin Werner & Friederike Tegge
Part I: The language of pop culture and language skills areas
2 Teen talk in TV series as a model of linguistic innovation and emotional
language
Silvia Bruti
3 Swear/taboo words in US TV series: Combining corpus linguistics with
selected insights from screenwriters and learners
Monika Bednarek
4 Exploring the vocabulary of rap lyrics
Friederike Tegge & Averil Coxhead
5 Teaching grammar through pop culture
Valentin Werner
Part II: Pop culture and classroom practice
6 Going beyond the surface with pop culture: Using humorous cartoon series
to explore social issues in the foreign language classroom
John Rucynski
7 Political comics and cartoons in language education: Suggestions for
Arabic as a Foreign Language in classrooms in the USA
Sadam Issa
8 Eco-songs in foreign language education
Theresa Summer
9 Learning through sharing: Enhancing critical engagement with pop culture
content using social media in a second language context
Anne Peirson-Smith & Lindsay Miller
10 Foreign language students, pop culture, and university degree thesis
projects
Joe Trotta
Part III: Beyond the classroom
11 Pop culture in teaching Chinese as an additional language: Theory,
research, and practice
Raymond Pai & Patricia A. Duff
12 "Watch out! Behind you is the enemy!" An exploratory study into the
relationship between extramural English and productive vocabulary knowledge
Lieven Bollansée, Eva Puimège & Elke Peters
13 Levelling up comprehensible input and vocabulary learning: The lexical
profile of videogames
Michael P. H. Rodgers & Julian Heidt
14 Pedagogically mediating engagement in the wild: Trajectories of
fandom-based curricular innovation
Shannon Sauro & Steven L. Thorne
Part IV: Sociocultural and culture-critical considerations
15 Teaching "authenticity" of media and pop culture texts
Andrew Moody
16 The new normal: English language learning, pop culture, and the politics
of investment
Awad Ibrahim
17 The use of K-Pop culture in a critical EAP classroom
Hyeyoung Jung & Graham V. Crookes
Introduction
1 Learning languages through pop culture/learning pop culture through
language education
Valentin Werner & Friederike Tegge
Part I: The language of pop culture and language skills areas
2 Teen talk in TV series as a model of linguistic innovation and emotional
language
Silvia Bruti
3 Swear/taboo words in US TV series: Combining corpus linguistics with
selected insights from screenwriters and learners
Monika Bednarek
4 Exploring the vocabulary of rap lyrics
Friederike Tegge & Averil Coxhead
5 Teaching grammar through pop culture
Valentin Werner
Part II: Pop culture and classroom practice
6 Going beyond the surface with pop culture: Using humorous cartoon series
to explore social issues in the foreign language classroom
John Rucynski
7 Political comics and cartoons in language education: Suggestions for
Arabic as a Foreign Language in classrooms in the USA
Sadam Issa
8 Eco-songs in foreign language education
Theresa Summer
9 Learning through sharing: Enhancing critical engagement with pop culture
content using social media in a second language context
Anne Peirson-Smith & Lindsay Miller
10 Foreign language students, pop culture, and university degree thesis
projects
Joe Trotta
Part III: Beyond the classroom
11 Pop culture in teaching Chinese as an additional language: Theory,
research, and practice
Raymond Pai & Patricia A. Duff
12 "Watch out! Behind you is the enemy!" An exploratory study into the
relationship between extramural English and productive vocabulary knowledge
Lieven Bollansée, Eva Puimège & Elke Peters
13 Levelling up comprehensible input and vocabulary learning: The lexical
profile of videogames
Michael P. H. Rodgers & Julian Heidt
14 Pedagogically mediating engagement in the wild: Trajectories of
fandom-based curricular innovation
Shannon Sauro & Steven L. Thorne
Part IV: Sociocultural and culture-critical considerations
15 Teaching "authenticity" of media and pop culture texts
Andrew Moody
16 The new normal: English language learning, pop culture, and the politics
of investment
Awad Ibrahim
17 The use of K-Pop culture in a critical EAP classroom
Hyeyoung Jung & Graham V. Crookes
1 Learning languages through pop culture/learning pop culture through
language education
Valentin Werner & Friederike Tegge
Part I: The language of pop culture and language skills areas
2 Teen talk in TV series as a model of linguistic innovation and emotional
language
Silvia Bruti
3 Swear/taboo words in US TV series: Combining corpus linguistics with
selected insights from screenwriters and learners
Monika Bednarek
4 Exploring the vocabulary of rap lyrics
Friederike Tegge & Averil Coxhead
5 Teaching grammar through pop culture
Valentin Werner
Part II: Pop culture and classroom practice
6 Going beyond the surface with pop culture: Using humorous cartoon series
to explore social issues in the foreign language classroom
John Rucynski
7 Political comics and cartoons in language education: Suggestions for
Arabic as a Foreign Language in classrooms in the USA
Sadam Issa
8 Eco-songs in foreign language education
Theresa Summer
9 Learning through sharing: Enhancing critical engagement with pop culture
content using social media in a second language context
Anne Peirson-Smith & Lindsay Miller
10 Foreign language students, pop culture, and university degree thesis
projects
Joe Trotta
Part III: Beyond the classroom
11 Pop culture in teaching Chinese as an additional language: Theory,
research, and practice
Raymond Pai & Patricia A. Duff
12 "Watch out! Behind you is the enemy!" An exploratory study into the
relationship between extramural English and productive vocabulary knowledge
Lieven Bollansée, Eva Puimège & Elke Peters
13 Levelling up comprehensible input and vocabulary learning: The lexical
profile of videogames
Michael P. H. Rodgers & Julian Heidt
14 Pedagogically mediating engagement in the wild: Trajectories of
fandom-based curricular innovation
Shannon Sauro & Steven L. Thorne
Part IV: Sociocultural and culture-critical considerations
15 Teaching "authenticity" of media and pop culture texts
Andrew Moody
16 The new normal: English language learning, pop culture, and the politics
of investment
Awad Ibrahim
17 The use of K-Pop culture in a critical EAP classroom
Hyeyoung Jung & Graham V. Crookes