The literary text as intercultural dialogue vehicle in the teaching/learning Portuguese
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https://doi.org/10.11606/va.v0i28.98622Keywords:
literary text, intercultural pedagogy, intercultural awareness, intercultural dialogueAbstract
In a world where the difference became conflictive, for several reasons, it is urgent to invest in intercultural education that fosters not only the contact but the dialogue with the other. In this article, we intend to think about how the dialogue between cultures can be fostered in the context of teaching / learning Portuguese, from the literary text. The article is based on theoretical proposals of Abdallah-Pretceille (1996), regarding the intercultural pedagogy, of Carlo (1998), to define intercultural, and of Esteves (1991), to think about the importance of the literary text in a Portuguese class.Downloads
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