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1) reading transaction (*)
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1) Candidate: reading transaction
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paper CL_LiteraturayLingüísticatxt512 - : Language competence and critical argumentation were also developed when learners were requested to answer the question: What is the main theme in the poem? after reading either one of two poems in one class session: “Some keep the Sabbath going to church” (^[84]Dickinson, 1961) and “I Hear America Singing” (^[85]Whitman, 2006). Learners had the whole class session (March 14) to embark on the individual reading transaction and write a free response on the theme of the poems:
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paper CO_ColombianAppliedLinguisticsJournaltxt50 - : Rosenblatt, (1991) asserts that in the reading transaction the words of the text may activate two kinds of elements from referents of memory: public and private . The former includes objects to what the verbal symbols point. And the latter are referents which had to do with the sensuous, affective, imaginary and associative that not only embody ideas but sensations, images, concepts, states or qualities of states and feelings. In the author's view, every linguistic act embodies public and private elements and both aspects of meaning are always present in our transaction of the world. She points out that "the reader must select a general stance, a mental set, toward the internal states that will be activated by the pattern of words"(1991, p. 119). She refers to stance as the attitude of mind that the reader adopts. Moreover, one part of the continuum of potential stances which cover the mental set is what Rosenblatt (1991) has defined as the efferent and aesthetic stance. According to the
Evaluando al candidato reading transaction:
reading transaction
Lengua: eng
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Docs: 4
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: Rosenblatt, L. (1991). The reading transaction: What for?. In Miller and Hubbard R. (Eds), Literacy in Process (114-226). Portsmouth: Heinemann. |