For the first time ever, Katrin Siebel systematically explores the diverse field of multilingualism and its didactics, centring her study on one foreign language taught in schools in particular: Latin. Taking the example of Latin literary vocabulary, she demonstrates the extent to which Latin Studies can orient themselves to the present findings of relevant related disciplines (multilingual studies, studies of modern foreign languages and German as a second language). The promotion of receptive multilingualism as well as the explicit use of development strategies in Latin lessons can lead to synergy effects, which Latin Studies have long claimed to be a feature of the subject.
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