Titlebook: Embodying Language in Action; The Artistry of Proc Erika Piazzoli Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Second Lan

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The Elements of Drama: An Intercultural Perspectiverom an intercultural perspective, and possible implications for second language learning. These include intercultural characters and relationships; intercultural dramatic focus; intercultural dramatic tension, time and place, narrative, language and movement; intercultural mood and symbol; and inter

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Play, Emotions and Distancingindividuals engaged in play, and its implications for second language learning. It also discusses protecting ‘into’ emotions, and distancing in L2/drama. In a praxis-oriented move, the second half of the chapter immerses the reader in a reflective practitioner account of a Content and Language Integ

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Navigating Performative Language Pedagogy It opens with a brief overview of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) levels, and alignment with various dramatic forms in performative language pedagogy, both large-scale and small-scale. It also contemplates language assessment in process drama from a variety of perspe

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Performative Research: Methodology and Methodsaphor to make sense of the research problem, and its transformation into a visual metaphor to crystallise the research design. In a reflexive gesture, seven methodological challenges are outlined, framed as ‘problem-setting’ scenarios emerging from the study, problematised within the unique context

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Learner Engagementr engagement is analysed across three domains. Within the domain of Second Language Acquisition, language engagement is construed as an active perception-in-action process. Within the domain of Intercultural Education, intercultural dramatic tension emerges as a vital element to sustain intercultura

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Teacher Artistryanguage learning. Translanguaging reflective practice enabled the author to unveil a tacit dissonance in her overt and covert attitudes related to reflecting in action when structuring process drama. The analysis tracks a progression from ‘unconscious incompetence’ to ‘unconscious competence’, acros

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Conclusion: Embodying Language in Actionprocess drama. It considers issues related to identity in the teacher as artist, and touches on the lingering myth of creativity as the gift of only a talented few—inviting teachers to unsubscribe from this view, to fully embrace the paradigm of the artistry of teaching. It highlights the importance