¿Es posible argumentar multimodalmente en géneros discursivos producidos por estudiantes universitarios? Encuentros y divergencias entre estudiantes y profesores

Translated title of the contribution: Is it possible to argue multimodally in discursive genres produced by college students?: Encounters and differences between students and teachers

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Abstract

This article focuses on university writing practices with a multimodal approach. (KRESS, 2010; ARCHER; BREUER, 2016) In Latin America, inquiries in multimodal writing have had scarce attention, as a logocentric view predominates in the studies. (KRESS, 2010; PARODI, 2010) Therefore, we propose to broaden the gaze when approaching university writing in two senses: On the one hand, involving the students’ voice (LEA; STREET, 1998; ROMERO; ALVAREZ, 2019), on the other hand, taking the inquiries beyond the verbal mode. (BEZEMER; KRESS, 2008; VÁSQUEZ-ROCCA; VARAS, 2019) Thus, the social representations of students and teachers in relation to multimodal productions were contrasted. The results indicate that both groups recognize the importance of semiotic resources, however, their teaching is still incipient.

Translated title of the contributionIs it possible to argue multimodally in discursive genres produced by college students?: Encounters and differences between students and teachers
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)813-841
Number of pages29
JournalRevista Brasileira de Linguistica Aplicada
Volume21
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2021

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Language and Linguistics
  • Linguistics and Language

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