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Educare 2011:1 Tema: Svenska med didaktisk inriktning
Lotta Bergman (huvudredaktör) : Lärarutbildningen, Malmö högskola Educare;1 (2011)	BOOK

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Tema: Svenska med didaktisk inriktning Innehåll: Förord Lotta Bergman Den friska boken och den sjuka läsaren: Om litteratur som medicin Magnus Persson; Lyssnandets århundrade? Att lyssna på den talande boken Kent Adelmann; Kroppen läser och skriver? Läsningens och skrivandets kroppslighet i ljuset av Merleau-Pontys kroppsfilosofi Cecilia Nielsen; Texter, språk och skrivande med utgångspunkt i de nya kurs- och ämnesplanerna i svenska Annbritt Palo & Lena Manderstedt; Den retoriska arbetsprocessens betydelse för möjligheten att framstå med starkt och trovärdigt ethos i muntlig framställning Cecilia Olsson Jers; Vad kan vi lära oss av berättelser? Det fiktivas funktion i svenska som främmande språk Lisa Källström

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Den friska boken och den sjuka läsaren: Om litteratur som medicin
Persson, Magnus Journal article in Educare;1 : Lärarutbildningen, Malmö högskola (2011)	peer-reviewed scientific ARTICLE

English abstract:

Central agents of the institution of literature (critics, authors, scholars) find it increasingly hard to explain why reading literature is important. This leaves the field open for other interests to legitimize what was once a core value in education and the wider public sphere. One example of this is the increased interest in the potential health effects of producing and consuming culture, including the reading and writing of literature. This article targets the phenomenon of bibliotherapy, i.e. a field and practice concerned with how literature can function as a kind of medicine, thus making the reader healthier, more harmonious etc. Three examples are scrutinized: a popular introduction to bibliotherapy from the early 60s, an anthology from 2004 with a wide range of contributors, from researchers to psychiatrists, and, finally, a “therapeutic diary” from 2010 by the famous Swedish pop singer Caroline af Ugglas and the poet and psychoanalyst Ulf Karl Olov Nilsson. What conceptions of literature and reading can be discerned in these texts? Which values and ideologies lie beneath the renewed interest in literature as a kind of medicine?

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Vad kan vi lära oss av berättelser? De fiktivas funktion i svenska so...
Källström, Lisa Journal article in Educare;1 (2011)	peer-reviewed scientific ARTICLE

English abstract:

What can we learn from fiction? In this article, I discuss this question from an ethnographic point of view. With the two notions intertextuality and the foreign as a starting point, I show how an idyllic view of Sweden affects two students, Hanna and Åsa, studying Swedish as a foreign language as part of their studies in Scandinavistics. The two students are familiar with the German culture and well aware of the legends and the myths about Sweden which are distributed via German media. At the same time, they are shaping new images of Sweden in the didactic interaction with the teachers. The study indicates that the encounter with a foreign culture requires readiness to question even what seems to be self-evident. Hence, the study proposes an intertextual approach when using texts for studies in foreign languages. Only through a shift of perspectives are we able to see the world from a different angle.

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Den retoriska arbetsprocessens betydelse för möjligheten att framstå ...
Olsson Jers, Cecilia Journal article in Educare;1 : Lärarutbildningen, Malmö högskola (2011)	peer-reviewed scientific ARTICLE

English abstract:

Ethos is the part of a person’s identity he or she needs to be able to speak and write with credibility in different communicative situations. Ethos emerges through language, body, thought and action. In each context, we establish our ethos, at the same time as ethos paradoxically is a consequence of context. Ethos is closely related to the language and the expressions we use, and can use, in various types of communication situations. The adolescents in this article report that they experience an imbalance between the teaching of writing and oral communication, although the rhetorical process is the same for written and oral compositions. However, the longitudinal analysis of the teaching process shows that the imbalance students experience is explained by the fact that the rhetorical process (intellectio, inventio, dispositio, elocutio, memoria and actio / pronuntiatio) is treated differently in written and oral composition. Students are offered few opportunities to work on their preparations oral presentation since the emphasis is rather on the practical performance - actio / pronuntiatio. This gives students more opportunities to establish ethos in front of each other than to build ethos together with others.

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Texter, språk och skrivande med utgångspunkt i de nya kurs- och ämnes...
Palo, Annbritt; Manderstedt, Lena Journal article in Educare;1 : Lärarutbildningen, Malmö högskola (2011)	peer-reviewed scientific ARTICLE

English abstract:

The Swedish school is facing a number of structural and didactic changes. New syllabi have been adopted for the compulsory and the upper secondary school, as well as a new grading system. The aim of this article is threefold. Firstly, we aim to present previous research concerning the teaching of language and writing. Secondly, we aim to analyse the new syllabi in Swedish. Finally, we aim to problematize and discuss these syllabi in the light of previous research. The new syllabi show a progression in the teaching of language and writing, where the indicated text production among the youngest pupils is related to the everyday domain, and the indicated text production for older pupils gradually change into the specialized and the critical/reflexive domains. The article discusses the slight asymmetry between the general objectives for Swedish as a school subject, the central content as it is presented in the syllabi and the assessment criteria in the syllabi for the upper secondary school.

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Kroppen läser och skriver? Läsningens och skrivandets kroppslighet i ...
Nielsen, Cecilia Journal article in Educare;1 : Lärarutbildningen, Malmö högskola (2011)	peer-reviewed scientific ARTICLE

English abstract:

Reading and writing have been investigated from different perspectives. Depending on the perspective adopted, some aspects of the phenomena have become visible, while others have been ignored. One of these seldom highlighted aspects is the lived body, learning to read and write. In this article, I explore the phenomenological aspects of reading and writing. What do we see when we consider our embodied existence? Merleau-Ponty believes that man is an indivisible whole; the mind can neither be understood without the body, nor the body without the mind. What then are the consequences for our understanding of reading and writing when, in addition to aspects of skill, metacognition and learning in practice, account is also taken of the fact that we are lived bodies, situated in time and space? The findings from my doctorial thesis (Nielsen, 2005) serve to illustrate the discussion. Narratives from people with reading and writing difficulties show that the encounters with sign, words and text are a bodily encounter, as well as a mental one, facilitated by means of perception and motor activity. They also show that own time and personal space are important aspects of learning to read and write.

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Lyssnandets århundrade? Att lyssna på den talande boken
Adelmann, Kent Journal article in Educare;1 : Lärarutbildningen, Malmö högskola (2011)	peer-reviewed scientific ARTICLE

English abstract:

The purpose of this study is to contribute to the knowledge about the importance of listening in modern sound technology and the importance of tradition in reception analysis of literary conversations. The object of inquiry is The poetics of the talking book, a dissertation about how different groups of listeners understand the reception of audio books in literary conversations. The problem explored is: What is the significance of listening in this dissertation? This text analysis has two points of departure. The first point of departure concerns the language used in the dissertation. Results from the study show that the language used is mainly influenced by literary reception and reader response theory, and is therefore misleading to the reader when it comes to listening reception of the talking book. The second point of departure concerns the analytical conceptions used in the dissertation. Results from the study show that the conceptions used comes solely from literary reception and reader response theory, which means that the authors twelve references from listening reception and listening theory are never used in the analysis. The conclusion is that the dissertation seems to be a contradictory representation of a modern expression of audio books, listening research and sound technology and, at the same time, a traditional expression of the western tradition, dominating discourse and literature reception.

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