Pragmatics in EFL teaching: how speech acts are addressed in a Brazilian textbook series
This paper aims at discussing and analyzing the approach to speech acts in an EFL textbook series used in Brazilian public schools. In order to do that, the concepts of pragmatics and pragmatic competence, as well as their implications to foreign language (FL) teaching, are discussed. Then, a brief...
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doaj-82370098db7646cab0364b9bb40066e62021-03-08T23:06:31ZengEditora da Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (EDIPUCRS)Brazilian English Language Teaching Journal2178-36402014-01-01513039000460673Pragmatics in EFL teaching: how speech acts are addressed in a Brazilian textbook seriesTavares, Paulo OttThis paper aims at discussing and analyzing the approach to speech acts in an EFL textbook series used in Brazilian public schools. In order to do that, the concepts of pragmatics and pragmatic competence, as well as their implications to foreign language (FL) teaching, are discussed. Then, a brief review of the Speech Act Theory is presented. After describing the approach to FL teaching proposed by the PCNs and the selection of textbooks through the PNLD, we analyze one series, selected for the 2014-2016 triennium. The conclusion is that speech acts are not deeply approached, but that is in accordance with the goals of the serieshttp://revistaseletronicas.pucrs.br/ojs/index.php/belt/article/view/18071/11725inglês - ensino - estudantes estrangeirospragmáticaescolas públicas |
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Pragmatics in EFL teaching: how speech acts are addressed in a Brazilian textbook series |
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Pragmatics in EFL teaching: how speech acts are addressed in a Brazilian textbook series |
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Editora da Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (EDIPUCRS) |
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Brazilian English Language Teaching Journal |
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This paper aims at discussing and analyzing the approach to speech acts in an EFL textbook series used in Brazilian public schools. In order to do that, the concepts of pragmatics and pragmatic competence, as well as their implications to foreign language (FL) teaching, are discussed. Then, a brief review of the Speech Act Theory is presented. After describing the approach to FL teaching proposed by the PCNs and the selection of textbooks through the PNLD, we analyze one series, selected for the 2014-2016 triennium. The conclusion is that speech acts are not deeply approached, but that is in accordance with the goals of the series |
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inglês - ensino - estudantes estrangeiros pragmática escolas públicas |
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