Attitudes and Representations of Spanish and the Spread of the Language Industries in Brazil Talia Bugel, Purdue University – Fort Wayne
16
Apr
Thu
Join students from SPAN127-Bilingual Lives: Belonging and Community in a conversation on Spanish in the Brazilian context.
Dr. Bugel will examine how representations of and attitudes toward different varieties of Spanish in Brazil are closely tied to perceptions of their speakers and may shape the ways those speakers are viewed and treated. She will also discuss the implications of these attitudes for language education and present a proposal for rethinking how linguistic varieties are addressed in the classroom.
Contact Suzan Greene for the Zoom link.
This lecture will be presented in Spanish. All are welcome to attend.
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- Institute for Global/Local Action and Study (IGLAS)
- Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures
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