Del 35 - Critical Language and Literacy Studies

Bodies, Matter and Language in Transnational English Teachers’ Storying

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Tejiendo vida

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

AvCristina Sánchez-Martín,Cristina Sanchez-Martin

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Innovative work which will open up new ways of thinking and conceptualizing translingual pedagogies and bring new light to TESOL pedagogies and projects.This book investigates the translingual pedagogies of women and queer/non-binary transnational teachers of English in three programs in the US and Spain. By storying their pedagogies, the author demonstrates how they build and cultivate connections within (bodies, minds and spirits), with communities and with the environment around them, transgressing binary thinking and dualistic worlds.Through the experiences of these teachers, the author addresses some of the most pressing questions facing language teaching, connecting issues of colonial legacies and contemporary systems of oppression with the need for a different approach to teacher education. Building on their storying, the author proposes a pedagogy of (e)merging paths, based on relationality and collaboration.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-02-10
Mått148 x 210 x 12 mm
Vikt340 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieCritical Language and Literacy Studies
Antal sidor134
FörlagMultilingual Matters
ISBN9781800413061

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AcknowlegmentsSeries Editors' PrefaceIntroduction Chapter 1. Feminist Posthumanism and TranslingualismChapter 2. Chasing the Spirit in Transnational Teachers’ StoryingChapter 3. Connections Within: Embodied Translingual Practice in 'Spirited' Material Worlds Chapter 4. Connections with Others: 'Espíritu de Colaboración' through Community-EngagementChapter 5. Connections with More-than-Human Others: Expanding Translingual PracticeChapter 6. Storying Pedagogies of (E)merging PathsAppendicesReferencesIndex

Weaving together teachers’ lived experiences through ‘storying’, this book offers a rich tapestry of anti-colonial pedagogy for language teacher educators. Sánchez-Martín employs a unique blend of feminist posthumanist and translingual perspectives that challenges colonial ideas of language and learning, offering in its place a holistic, grounded, and relational approach to pedagogy. This book will be an inspirational guide to any educator or scholar who is interested in reflecting on and decolonizing their own classroom practices.