Dialogue for understanding of the otherness and the technologies of the information and communication

Abstract

The need of interpret and signify the dialogue in a didactic-propSositive sense, recognizing the otherness and diversity of existing paradigms in the new information and technology society, is an imperative today. Consequently, this research aims to carry out a critical review of the contributions on dialogic narrative of otherness and the scope of Information and Communications Technologies for the understanding of the other. This is a critical-descriptive study that uses as a methodology the critical review of the bibliography consulted, to reach conclusions about the main theorical cores of the research and their integration for the improvement of the teaching-learning of Spanish as a foreign language and second. Among the main results are the conception of dialogue as an essential resource for the understanding of otherness as and ethical-psychological act in which the different voices and values that make possible the constitution of the meaning of the text are found; the valuation of understanding assumed as elucidation and respect for the enrichment of the dialoguers. Communicative performance in the word and the knowledge expressed through the language teaching-learning process is recognized.

 

Author Biography

Jiao Li, MSc., FEHNL de la Universidad de La Habana

Cursante del Doctorado en Ciencias Lingüísticas, Facultad de Lenguas Extranjeras, Universidad de La Habana. Máster en Estudios lingüísticos del español como lengua extranjera. Facultad de Español para No Hispanohablantes, Universidad de La Habana (2014). Graduada del Colegio de Ciencia y tecnología de la Universidad Normal de Yunnan (China, 2014). Miembro de la Red Iberoamericana de Pedagogos.

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Published
2024-01-16
How to Cite
LiJ. (2024). Dialogue for understanding of the otherness and the technologies of the information and communication. Varona, (79). Retrieved from http://revistas.ucpejv.edu.cu/index.php/rVar/article/view/2404
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ARTICLES