lingüística]]> Zunino, Gabriela Mariel]]> https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/lingustica/es/article/view/4720]]> https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/lingustica/article/view/4720]]> https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7981895]]> lingüística]]> Linguistics]]> Corpus studies into the nature of language and the interrelationship between grammar and lexis have highlighted the pervasiveness of recurrent strings of words essential to the construction of meaning which Wray [2002: 9] has named “formulaic sequences” (FS). Research by Boers et al [2006], Eyckmans [2007], Stengers [2009] and Wray & Fitzpatrick [2008] suggests that good command of these phrases in the foreign language (FL), of their typical occurrence and of their use restrictions contributes to learners’ fluency, and is taken as evidence of a high level of proficiency. Boers & Lindstromberg [2012] argue that explicit FS instruction accompanied by awareness-raising tasks yield significant learning gains, especially in FL contexts. As a pushed-output procedure, Wajnryb’s dictogloss technique [1990] has recently been adapted in FS-focused instruction studies like those of Janssens [2016] and Lindstromberg, Eyckmans & Connabeer [2016]. In similar fashion, we designed an experimental study for the teaching of nine pedagogically relevant sequences with Spanish-L1 EFL university learners. Two types of treatment were implemented with a focus on the target FSs’ meanings, forms and uses with two naturally-occurring learner groups (Group 1, N=13, and Group 2, N=17), whose performance was compared to that of a control group (N=7). Group 1 completed a set of Focus-on-Form activities [Doughty & Williams 1998], while Group 2 carried out two sessions of FS-oriented dictogloss. Results show that learners in Group 2 produced 40 instances of the target FS in five essay-writing tasks at different stages of the study and as late as a month and a half post intervention. By contrast, Group 1 produced 23 instances of seven target FSs across three essay writing tasks, six weeks after treatment. These findings indicate that dictogloss seems to reinforce advanced students’ familiarization with target FS in context, and FS memory retention over time. Based on the descriptive analysis of uncued target FSs produced by learners in their written production tasks, the possible contributions of dictogloss to long-term FS acquisition are discussed.

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Corpus studies into the nature of language and the interrelationship between grammar and lexis have highlighted the pervasiveness of recurrent strings of words essential to the construction of meaning which Wray [2002: 9] has named “formulaic sequences” (FS). Research by Boers et al [2006], Eyckmans [2007], Stengers [2009] and Wray & Fitzpatrick [2008] suggests that good command of these phrases in the foreign language (FL), of their typical occurrence and of their use restrictions contributes to learners’ fluency, and is taken as evidence of a high level of proficiency. Boers & Lindstromberg [2012] argue that explicit FS instruction accompanied by awareness-raising tasks yield significant learning gains, especially in FL contexts. As a pushed-output procedure, Wajnryb’s dictogloss technique [1990] has recently been adapted in FS-focused instruction studies like those of Janssens [2016] and Lindstromberg, Eyckmans & Connabeer [2016]. In similar fashion, we designed an experimental study for the teaching of nine pedagogically relevant sequences with Spanish-L1 EFL university learners. Two types of treatment were implemented with a focus on the target FSs’ meanings, forms and uses with two naturally-occurring learner groups (Group 1, N=13, and Group 2, N=17), whose performance was compared to that of a control group (N=7). Group 1 completed a set of Focus-on-Form activities [Doughty & Williams 1998], while Group 2 carried out two sessions of FS-oriented dictogloss. Results show that learners in Group 2 produced 40 instances of the target FS in five essay-writing tasks at different stages of the study and as late as a month and a half post intervention. By contrast, Group 1 produced 23 instances of seven target FSs across three essay writing tasks, six weeks after treatment. These findings indicate that dictogloss seems to reinforce advanced students’ familiarization with target FS in context, and FS memory retention over time. Based on the descriptive analysis of uncued target FSs produced by learners in their written production tasks, the possible contributions of dictogloss to long-term FS acquisition are discussed.

]]> Zinkgräf, Magdalena]]> Verdú, María Angélica]]> Lexis. Journal in English Lexicology, 18, Article 18. https://doi.org/10.4000/lexis.6079]]> https://doi.org/10.4000/lexis.6079]]> https://bibliotecadelenguas.uncoma.edu.ar/items/show/609]]>
Zinkgraf, M., & Verdú, M. A. (2021). Dictogloss steals the show? Productive use of formulaic sequences by advanced learners. Lexis. Journal in English Lexicology, 18, Article 18. https://doi.org/10.4000/lexis.6079
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Zinkgräf, M. (2018). ¿Y el viento las amontona?: Un nuevo enfoque en la enseñanza del vocabulario de las lenguas extranjeras. Lenguas Vivas, Año 18(14).
]]> Introducción
En este artículo se discuten los resultados obtenidos durante una investigación acerca de la afectividad y su influencia en la lectura de un curso universitario de enseñanza de inglés como lengua extranjera. Luego de reseñar estudios anteriores acerca de la lectura comprensiva en este contexto, nos centraremos en el análisis de treinta ensayos escritos por estudiantes universitarios avanzados de inglés y sus perspectivas con respecto a esta actividad. En la última sección, presentaremos a) los roles que ésta tiene en sus vidas, b) evidencia acerca del impacto de los factores afectivos en el desarrollo de la misma, y c) los supuestos tácitos de los alumnos con relación a la práctica de la lectura y sus beneficios.]]> Introducción
En este artículo se discuten los resultados obtenidos durante una investigación acerca de la afectividad y su influencia en la lectura de un curso universitario de enseñanza de inglés como lengua extranjera. Luego de reseñar estudios anteriores acerca de la lectura comprensiva en este contexto, nos centraremos en el análisis de treinta ensayos escritos por estudiantes universitarios avanzados de inglés y sus perspectivas con respecto a esta actividad. En la última sección, presentaremos a) los roles que ésta tiene en sus vidas, b) evidencia acerca del impacto de los factores afectivos en el desarrollo de la misma, y c) los supuestos tácitos de los alumnos con relación a la práctica de la lectura y sus beneficios.]]> Zinkgräf, Magdalena]]> Risso Patrón, Zoraida]]> Verdú, María Angélica]]> http://www.rieoei.org/expe/5202Zinkgraf.pdf]]>
ZINKGRÄF, M., RISSO PATRÓN, Z. R., & VERDÚ, M. A. (2012). Re-significando la lectura en el nivel universitario desde la reflexión. Revista Iberoamericana de Educación, (60/4).
]]> The study of collocation – the restricted way in which two or more words combine across texts – has recently gained much relevance. The acquisition of these combinations has proved an important obstacle for non-native speakers of a foreign language as evinced in recorded unusual combinations of words. This paper analyses nonstandard collocations present in the written production of Spanish-speaking university students of English as a foreign language (EFL), in search of recurrent patterns and strategies that may explain these inappropriate collocations as a way to contribute to EFL teaching and learning. The results show a considerable influence of learners’ mother tongue, which induces them to translate literally from L1 into L2 one or both elements in any given collocation. Semantic overlap between appropriate forms and possible synonyms of either the base or the collocate appears to be another factor leading to error. The study also points to some verbs which in this particular context might require consistent and explicit teaching.


El estudio de la colocación – la combinación restringida de dos o más palabras en diversos textos – ha cobrado mucha relevancia en las últimas décadas. La adquisición de estas combinaciones se convierte en un obstáculo importante para hablantes no-nativos de un idioma extranjero, quienes combinan palabras de manera poco usual. Este trabajo analiza las desviaciones colocacionales registradas en la producción escrita de alumnos universitarios de inglés como lengua extranjera cuya lengua materna es el español para explorar estructuras recurrentes y las estrategias que las generan, y contribuir, de esta manera, a la enseñanza y el aprendizaje del inglés como lengua extranjera. Los resultados señalan la importante influencia de la lengua materna, que impulsa a estos alumnos a traducir, en forma directa, uno o ambos elementos en las combinaciones del español al inglés. Otro factor que conduce a errores es la superposición semántica entre la base o el colocado en una colocación y posibles sinónimos. El estudio indica también la necesidad de una instrucción explícita y sistemática de ciertos verbos en este contexto educativo en particular.

]]> The study of collocation – the restricted way in which two or more words combine across texts – has recently gained much relevance. The acquisition of these combinations has proved an important obstacle for non-native speakers of a foreign language as evinced in recorded unusual combinations of words. This paper analyses nonstandard collocations present in the written production of Spanish-speaking university students of English as a foreign language (EFL), in search of recurrent patterns and strategies that may explain these inappropriate collocations as a way to contribute to EFL teaching and learning. The results show a considerable influence of learners’ mother tongue, which induces them to translate literally from L1 into L2 one or both elements in any given collocation. Semantic overlap between appropriate forms and possible synonyms of either the base or the collocate appears to be another factor leading to error. The study also points to some verbs which in this particular context might require consistent and explicit teaching.


El estudio de la colocación – la combinación restringida de dos o más palabras en diversos textos – ha cobrado mucha relevancia en las últimas décadas. La adquisición de estas combinaciones se convierte en un obstáculo importante para hablantes no-nativos de un idioma extranjero, quienes combinan palabras de manera poco usual. Este trabajo analiza las desviaciones colocacionales registradas en la producción escrita de alumnos universitarios de inglés como lengua extranjera cuya lengua materna es el español para explorar estructuras recurrentes y las estrategias que las generan, y contribuir, de esta manera, a la enseñanza y el aprendizaje del inglés como lengua extranjera. Los resultados señalan la importante influencia de la lengua materna, que impulsa a estos alumnos a traducir, en forma directa, uno o ambos elementos en las combinaciones del español al inglés. Otro factor que conduce a errores es la superposición semántica entre la base o el colocado en una colocación y posibles sinónimos. El estudio indica también la necesidad de una instrucción explícita y sistemática de ciertos verbos en este contexto educativo en particular.

]]> Zinkgräf, Magdalena]]> http://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=2883314&orden=191781&info=link]]>
Zinkgräf, M. (2008). V+ N miscollocations in the written production of university level students. Estudios de Lingüística Inglesa Aplicada, (8), 91–116.
]]> Lingüística]]> Verdú, María Angélica]]> ]]> lingüística]]> Stetie, Noelia Ayelén]]> https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/lingustica/es/article/view/6811]]> https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/lingustica/article/view/6811]]> https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17753704]]> Enseñanza de idiomas]]> Language and Languages--study and teaching]]> The following article provides a description of the curriculum design of an EAP reading course for nursing students, developed following Nation and Macalister’s (2010) model of the curriculum design process. This article will deal with the contents and sequencing, format and presentation, and monitoring and assessment segments of that model. An overview of the principles underpinning decisions concerning the three parts mentioned will also be provided, so that the reader has an idea about the beliefs that modelled this teacher’s decisions.

]]> The following article provides a description of the curriculum design of an EAP reading course for nursing students, developed following Nation and Macalister’s (2010) model of the curriculum design process. This article will deal with the contents and sequencing, format and presentation, and monitoring and assessment segments of that model. An overview of the principles underpinning decisions concerning the three parts mentioned will also be provided, so that the reader has an idea about the beliefs that modelled this teacher’s decisions.

]]> Sorbellini, Andrea Cecilia]]> https://bibliotecadelenguas.uncoma.edu.ar/items/show/566]]> Sorbellini, A. C. (2015). Curriculum Design of an EAP Reading Course for Nursing Students. ARTESOL-ESP Journal, 5 num.1: 1 - 48.

]]> lingüística]]> Silva Garcés, José]]> Mare, María]]> https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/lingustica/es/article/view/2927]]> https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/lingustica/article/view/2927]]> Lingüística]]> Silva Garcés, José]]> Espinosa, Gonzalo Eduardo]]> Languages 8, 255. https://doi.org/10.3390/languages8040255]]> Lingüística]]>
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The marginal clitics phenomena have been studied in several Romance languages and languages like Modern Greek (Spitzer 1941, Bibis & Roberge 2004, Espinal 2009, Leivada & Grohmann 2014, among other authors). In Rioplantense Spanish, the marginal clitic la (3.sg.Acc.fem) occurs productively in verbs such as zurdearla (‘left-ear it’), kirchneriarla (‘Kirchner-ear it’) y hipiarla (‘hippie-ear it’), principally in informal register. In contrast to the cases studied in the literature, this is a recurring morphological and semantic pattern, i.e., [Npredicative/modal-ear-CLmarginal.Acc.fem.sg]Verb. The aim of this paper is to describe the syntactic and semantic characteristics of [Npredicative/modal-ear-CLmarginal.Acc.fem.sg]Verb verbs. In order to do this, we postulate the following hypothesis: the verbs studied are not idiomatic expressions but productive phenomena whose meaning is compositional. Our analysis is based on neo-constructionist approaches, in the Generative Grammar framework. These theories propose that all syntactic structures are built by combining functional heads and grammatically opaque roots, which gives rise to compositional and predictable meanings.]]>
ABSTRACT

The marginal clitics phenomena have been studied in several Romance languages and languages like Modern Greek (Spitzer 1941, Bibis & Roberge 2004, Espinal 2009, Leivada & Grohmann 2014, among other authors). In Rioplantense Spanish, the marginal clitic la (3.sg.Acc.fem) occurs productively in verbs such as zurdearla (‘left-ear it’), kirchneriarla (‘Kirchner-ear it’) y hipiarla (‘hippie-ear it’), principally in informal register. In contrast to the cases studied in the literature, this is a recurring morphological and semantic pattern, i.e., [Npredicative/modal-ear-CLmarginal.Acc.fem.sg]Verb. The aim of this paper is to describe the syntactic and semantic characteristics of [Npredicative/modal-ear-CLmarginal.Acc.fem.sg]Verb verbs. In order to do this, we postulate the following hypothesis: the verbs studied are not idiomatic expressions but productive phenomena whose meaning is compositional. Our analysis is based on neo-constructionist approaches, in the Generative Grammar framework. These theories propose that all syntactic structures are built by combining functional heads and grammatically opaque roots, which gives rise to compositional and predictable meanings.]]> Silva Garcés, José]]> Lingüística]]>
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The objective of this article is to present a didactic proposal through which the study of grammar contents could foster the systematization and strengthening of strategies to comprehend and produce texts on the part of students. In concrete, the activities provided are specially designed for first, second and third period of elementary school. The grammatical content that serves as a focal point for our discussion is argument structure of predicates. According to Grimshaw (1990), argument structure is the lexical representation of the grammatical information about a given predicate (i.e., quantity and hierarchy of arguments and thematic roles). On the basis of this definition, we argue that grammar activities on distinct aspects of argument structure can serve as a strategy to comprehend how meaning is structured at the level of the sentence. Furthermore, the work on argument structure allows us to reconsider some of the stipulated contents present in official curricular designs (concretely, the curriculum design of Río Negro, Argentina).]]>
ABSTRACT
The objective of this article is to present a didactic proposal through which the study of grammar contents could foster the systematization and strengthening of strategies to comprehend and produce texts on the part of students. In concrete, the activities provided are specially designed for first, second and third period of elementary school. The grammatical content that serves as a focal point for our discussion is argument structure of predicates. According to Grimshaw (1990), argument structure is the lexical representation of the grammatical information about a given predicate (i.e., quantity and hierarchy of arguments and thematic roles). On the basis of this definition, we argue that grammar activities on distinct aspects of argument structure can serve as a strategy to comprehend how meaning is structured at the level of the sentence. Furthermore, the work on argument structure allows us to reconsider some of the stipulated contents present in official curricular designs (concretely, the curriculum design of Río Negro, Argentina).]]> Silva Garcés, José]]> Chapochnikoff, Maia Micaela]]> ]]> Lingüística]]>
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The goal of this essay is to emphasize an analogy between language creativity and the inventive power of Diego Armando Maradona’s football. Accordingly, we develop some syntactic and semantic remarks concerning sequences like el Diego, in which there is proper noun preceded by a definite article. The essay tries to show that in these phrases the proper noun presents characteristics, features and properties of the referred entity. This process would show that the proper noun is recategorized as a common noun and, as such can hence be combined with a definite article.]]>
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The goal of this essay is to emphasize an analogy between language creativity and the inventive power of Diego Armando Maradona’s football. Accordingly, we develop some syntactic and semantic remarks concerning sequences like el Diego, in which there is proper noun preceded by a definite article. The essay tries to show that in these phrases the proper noun presents characteristics, features and properties of the referred entity. This process would show that the proper noun is recategorized as a common noun and, as such can hence be combined with a definite article.]]> Silva Garcés, José]]> Mare, María]]> ]]> Lingüística]]> Linguistics]]> Este trabajo estudia estructuras que presentan duplicación del sujeto (DdS) en el español norpatagónico. La DdS da lugar a un único acto de habla y a una única frase entonativa (IP). Si bien las dos manifestaciones del sujeto (S1 y S2) son correferenciales y semánticamente equivalentes, estas presentan características sintácticas, prosódicas e informativas arcadamente diferentes. Además, existe una restricción respecto de su disposición lineal: S1 y S2 no pueden ser adyacentes. Entre S1 y S2 es necesario que ocurra al menos el núcleo de la frase entonativa (NE). El objetivo de este trabajo es ofrecer un análisis de DdS. La afirmación central es que DdS es una coordinación de dos cláusulas, SC1 y SC2. En SC2, S2 se mueve-A’ a la periferia izquierda de la cláusula; luego, ST es elidido. Este análisis está basado en las propuestas de Ott & de Vries (2016), Truckenbrodt (2016), Fernández-Sánchez (2017), entre otros, para los casos de dislocación a la derecha (DD). Concretamente, argumentamos que DdS se comporta como DD tanto en términos sintácticos como prosódicos e informativos.

]]> Este trabajo estudia estructuras que presentan duplicación del sujeto (DdS) en el español norpatagónico. La DdS da lugar a un único acto de habla y a una única frase entonativa (IP). Si bien las dos manifestaciones del sujeto (S1 y S2) son correferenciales y semánticamente equivalentes, estas presentan características sintácticas, prosódicas e informativas arcadamente diferentes. Además, existe una restricción respecto de su disposición lineal: S1 y S2 no pueden ser adyacentes. Entre S1 y S2 es necesario que ocurra al menos el núcleo de la frase entonativa (NE). El objetivo de este trabajo es ofrecer un análisis de DdS. La afirmación central es que DdS es una coordinación de dos cláusulas, SC1 y SC2. En SC2, S2 se mueve-A’ a la periferia izquierda de la cláusula; luego, ST es elidido. Este análisis está basado en las propuestas de Ott & de Vries (2016), Truckenbrodt (2016), Fernández-Sánchez (2017), entre otros, para los casos de dislocación a la derecha (DD). Concretamente, argumentamos que DdS se comporta como DD tanto en términos sintácticos como prosódicos e informativos.

]]> Silva Garcés, José]]> ARK: HTTP://ID.CAICYT.GOV.AR/ARK:/S26183455/K5CAWKDZK]]> ARK: HTTP://ID.CAICYT.GOV.AR/ARK:/S26183455/K5CAWKDZK]]> https://bibliotecadelenguas.uncoma.edu.ar/items/show/556]]> Lingüística]]> Linguistics]]> En los últimos años, la Gramática Generativa ha intentado incorporar el aspecto a una teoría semántica general. Entre otros temas, se ha discutido cómo incluir la información aspectual en la entrada léxica de los predicados. Si bien existen numerosos trabajos sobre los adjetivos y los participios en el castellano, no parece suceder lo mismo, hasta donde sabemos, en inglés. El objetivo del presente estudio es comprobar la relación existente entre el aspecto y la posición de los modificadores en la frase nominal en inglés. A tal efecto, se recurrirá a la teoría de los eventos y a la clasificación de los predicados en los de nivel episódico y los de nivel individual. Nuestra conclusión es que, en inglés, solo los primeros son postnominales y manifiestan el aspecto, determinado por la existencia del argumento davidsoniano.

]]> En los últimos años, la Gramática Generativa ha intentado incorporar el aspecto a una teoría semántica general. Entre otros temas, se ha discutido cómo incluir la información aspectual en la entrada léxica de los predicados. Si bien existen numerosos trabajos sobre los adjetivos y los participios en el castellano, no parece suceder lo mismo, hasta donde sabemos, en inglés. El objetivo del presente estudio es comprobar la relación existente entre el aspecto y la posición de los modificadores en la frase nominal en inglés. A tal efecto, se recurrirá a la teoría de los eventos y a la clasificación de los predicados en los de nivel episódico y los de nivel individual. Nuestra conclusión es que, en inglés, solo los primeros son postnominales y manifiestan el aspecto, determinado por la existencia del argumento davidsoniano.

]]> Sandmann, Fabiana]]> Herczeg, Claudia]]> Fracassi, María Rosa]]> Lapegna, Mónica]]> Lenguas Modernas, 30 (2004), 25-38.]]> https://lenguasmodernas.uchile.cl/index.php/LM/article/view/45389]]> https://bibliotecadelenguas.uncoma.edu.ar/items/show/493]]> Sandmann, F., Herczeg, C., Fracassi, M., & Lapegna, M. (2004). Manifestación del aspecto en la postmodificación en inglés. Lenguas Modernas, (30), 25-38.]]> lingüística]]> Pato, Enrique]]> https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/lingustica/es/article/view/3173]]> https://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/lingustica/article/view/3173]]> Lingüística]]>
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This paper addresses the realisation of the subject in L2 English in a case of non-canonical mapping between theta roles and syntactic functions, specifically in the case of unaccusatives. The learners’ L1 is Spanish, which differs from English in two crucial respects: (i) in English, as opposed to Spanish, the subject is obligatorily overt, and (ii) in English, declarative sentences the subject precedes the finite verb, while Spanish allows for postverbal subjects in some cases, notably with unaccusatives and passives. We will examine the issue by means of a grammaticality judgment and a translation task. The final aim is to explore the relation between errors and linguistic intuitions of the learners, as well as the importance of linguistically informed teaching.Keywords: unaccusatives, thematic roles and syntactic functions, second language acquisition.]]>
ABSTRACT 
This paper addresses the realisation of the subject in L2 English in a case of non-canonical mapping between theta roles and syntactic functions, specifically in the case of unaccusatives. The learners’ L1 is Spanish, which differs from English in two crucial respects: (i) in English, as opposed to Spanish, the subject is obligatorily overt, and (ii) in English, declarative sentences the subject precedes the finite verb, while Spanish allows for postverbal subjects in some cases, notably with unaccusatives and passives. We will examine the issue by means of a grammaticality judgment and a translation task. The final aim is to explore the relation between errors and linguistic intuitions of the learners, as well as the importance of linguistically informed teaching.Keywords: unaccusatives, thematic roles and syntactic functions, second language acquisition]]> Parodi, Teresa]]> Casares, María Fernanda]]> ]]> Lingüística]]>
ABSTRACT
The Generative framework argues that human beings are genetically endowed to acquire language. This capacity comes from a language faculty with linguistic specifications that shape the language acquisition process. According to this approach, the child does not attend school to learn his mother tongue since he has already acquired it and this language is as perfect and complex as any other human language in the world. In this sense, it is suggested that we move away from a traditional view on grammar teaching that only focuses school practices on activities such as rule memorisation or sentence analysis. This paper analyses the pedagogical implications that the Innatist programme has on the teaching of grammar in the language classroom. First, we reflect on the notions of grammaticality, correctness and adequacy and how these can materialise into activities that allow for the exploration of language through activities that involve the analysis, comparison and generalisation of linguistic phenomena. To achieve this aim, the activities proposed in two workshops for teachers, in Río Negro will be analysed. These show a possible way in which these central axes can be dealt with in grammar topics such as the use of the definite article with proper names and different agreement phenomena in the Spanish variety characteristic of people at Linea Sur in our province.]]>
ABSTRACT
The Generative framework argues that human beings are genetically endowed to acquire language. This capacity comes from a language faculty with linguistic specifications that shape the language acquisition process. According to this approach, the child does not attend school to learn his mother tongue since he has already acquired it and this language is as perfect and complex as any other human language in the world. In this sense, it is suggested that we move away from a traditional view on grammar teaching that only focuses school practices on activities such as rule memorisation or sentence analysis. This paper analyses the pedagogical implications that the Innatist programme has on the teaching of grammar in the language classroom. First, we reflect on the notions of grammaticality, correctness and adequacy and how these can materialise into activities that allow for the exploration of language through activities that involve the analysis, comparison and generalisation of linguistic phenomena. To achieve this aim, the activities proposed in two workshops for teachers, in Río Negro will be analysed. These show a possible way in which these central axes can be dealt with in grammar topics such as the use of the definite article with proper names and different agreement phenomena in the Spanish variety characteristic of people at Linea Sur in our province.]]> Monteserin, Anabel]]> Martínez, Alex William]]> ]]> Lingüística]]> Linguistics]]> Introducción

El marco teórico de la Gramática Generativa argumenta que el ser humano posee una facultad del lenguaje con especificaciones lingüísticas heredada genéticamente. Desde este enfoque, el niño no asiste a la escuela para aprender su lengua materna ya que esta ya fue adquirida y no presenta aspectos deficientes o rudimentarios que deban ser perfeccionados. En este sentido, se plantea la necesidad de correrse de una pedagogía tradicional que solo focalice la práctica escolar en actividades como la memorización de reglas o análisis de oraciones. Este trabajo presenta posibles implicancias pedagógicas que la concepción innatista supone para la enseñanza de gramática en la clase de lengua. A la luz de estas implicancias teóricas, se busca reflexionar acerca de las nociones de gramaticalidad, corrección y adecuación y la manera en que estas pueden materializarse en una práctica pedagógica que permita explorar los mecanismos productivos de la lengua a través de tareas de análisis, comparación y generalización. Concretamente, esta discusión se presentará con actividades realizadas en el marco de dos talleres para docentes en Río Negro que muestran estos ejes centrales con temas como el uso del artículo definido con nombres propios y diferentes fenómenos de concordancia en la variedad de español presente en la Línea Sur de esta provincia.

]]> Introducción

El marco teórico de la Gramática Generativa argumenta que el ser humano posee una facultad del lenguaje con especificaciones lingüísticas heredada genéticamente. Desde este enfoque, el niño no asiste a la escuela para aprender su lengua materna ya que esta ya fue adquirida y no presenta aspectos deficientes o rudimentarios que deban ser perfeccionados. En este sentido, se plantea la necesidad de correrse de una pedagogía tradicional que solo focalice la práctica escolar en actividades como la memorización de reglas o análisis de oraciones. Este trabajo presenta posibles implicancias pedagógicas que la concepción innatista supone para la enseñanza de gramática en la clase de lengua. A la luz de estas implicancias teóricas, se busca reflexionar acerca de las nociones de gramaticalidad, corrección y adecuación y la manera en que estas pueden materializarse en una práctica pedagógica que permita explorar los mecanismos productivos de la lengua a través de tareas de análisis, comparación y generalización. Concretamente, esta discusión se presentará con actividades realizadas en el marco de dos talleres para docentes en Río Negro que muestran estos ejes centrales con temas como el uso del artículo definido con nombres propios y diferentes fenómenos de concordancia en la variedad de español presente en la Línea Sur de esta provincia.

]]> Monteserín, Anabel]]> Martínez, Alex William]]>
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