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To sum up, Kramsch (1993) would like teachers and learners to create what she calls “a third culture” in the L2 classroom. She describes the third culture as a conceptual space that recognizes the L2 classroom as the site of intersection of multiple world of discourse. She Kramsch 1993, 1997, 1998; Lange & Paige, 2003; Risager, 2006, 2007), culture remains a hotly debated issue in the teaching of foreign languages around the world. The debates involve school curricula, language teachers and language learners. The gap in different expectations of the professor and student roles is not insurmountable.

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Rev. ed, Prometheus Books, Kramsch, C. (1993/2004). Context and Culture in Language Teaching. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Krogh, E., Qvortrup, A., & Christensen, Claire Kramsch OUP Oxford, Jun 17, 1993 - Foreign Language Study - 295 pages 2 Reviews This is an attempt to redraw the boundaries of foreign language study.

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OUP Oxford, Aug 20, 1998 - Foreign Language Study - 134 pages. 8 Reviews. Recent social and political changes have focused attention on the debate about the relationship between language and culture.

Context and Culture in Language Teaching - Claire Kramsch

I conducted a qualitative case study to gain in-depth understandings of the phenomenon in question. Kramsch, A’Ness, & Lam Authenticity and Authorship in the Computer-Mediated… Language Learning & Technology 73 not an automatic process; learners have to learn how to authenticate native speakers' texts and author their own (Kramsch, 1993, 1998; Widdowson, 1990, p. 46, 1998). Claire Kramsch.

Oxford University Press. 1993. Text and Context – Cross-disciplinary Perspectives on Language Study.Co-edited with Context and Culture in Language Teaching.
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8 Reviews. Recent social and political changes have focused attention on the debate about the relationship between language and culture. (Kramsch, 1993), which should have been a cardinal principle for a teacher to keep in mind and to follow in practice; yet, the problem is that language and culture are to be found, as if a rule, being taught always in a separate way, or rather, English language is taught, especially in China, far … This paper surveys the research methods and approaches used in the multidisciplinary field of applied language studies or language education over the last fourty years. Drawing on insights gained in psycho- and sociolinguistics, educational linguistics and linguistic anthropology with regard to language and culture, it is organized around five major questions that concern language educators.

She Kramsch 1993, 1997, 1998; Lange & Paige, 2003; Risager, 2006, 2007), culture remains a hotly debated issue in the teaching of foreign languages around the world. The debates involve school curricula, language teachers and language learners.
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$20.95 paper. - Volume 16 Issue 4 Kramsch's Definition of Culture Claire Kramsch points out: "At the intersection of multiple native and target cultures, the major task of language learners is to define for themselves what this 'third place' that they have engaged in seeking will look like, whether they are conscious of it or not (1993)." cu/cu-01-02-definitions-3.xml Kramsch 1993, 1997, 1998; Lange & Paige, 2003; Risager, 2006, 2007), culture remains a hotly debated issue in the teaching of foreign languages around the world. The debates involve school curricula, language teachers and language learners. Idiomas 16, 1993, 6-9. Language Study as Border Study: Experiencing Difference. European Journal of Education28:3 (1993), 349-58.