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“In Unknown Languages”: Investigating the Phenomenon of Multilingual Acting
Babayants, Artem
. - 2019
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Acting and Second Language Pragmatics: Pedagogical Intersections
Babayants, Artem
. - 2011
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Acting and Second Language Pragmatics: Pedagogical Intersections
Babayants, Artem
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The study sheds light on the interrelations between interlanguage pragmatics and the use of a popular acting method, the Stanislavsky System, for second language (L2) acquisition. The theoretical investigation explores various uses of acting in second language education. The empirical enquiry represents an exploratory case-study of two adult EFL learners attending a theatre course in English. Through teacher journals, interviews, and the analysis of the students’ pragmatic performance as captured by a video camera, the researcher hypothesizes that the pragmatic development of the students involved in drama comes from three main sources: the script, the acting exercises, and the necessity to communicate in English during the theatre course. In all three cases, the zone of proximal development in relation to pragmatic competence emerged as a result of a teacher-generated impetus to use L2, numerous opportunities for imitation and repetition, continuous peer-support, and the collaborative spirit created in the classroom. ; MAST
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