From critical intercultural awareness to education for global citizenship
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Keywords
global citizenship education, critical awareness, intercultural dialogue
Abstract
Literary reading can better develop empathy towards the Other, an inclusive sympathy and critical intercultural awareness, features that belong to the most models of intercultural competence. Yet literature is absent from these models which also pay little attention to foreign language learning. This article discusses the important role of literature either for intercultural communication either for global citizenship education, that play an important role for the peace in the world. With suitable pedagogical approaches, literature in language learning can better contribute for the formation of the intercultural speaker and develop critical awareness, the capacity to reason well and handle delicate situations carefully without fear and judgment.
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Rosa Maria Sequeira, CEMRI / Universidade Aberta, Lisboa, Portugal
Rosa Maria Sequeira has taught at the Open University since 1991 and is currently an assistant professor with the definitive appointment of the Department of Humanities. She holds a degree in Modern Languages and Literature (Portuguese and German Studies) from the University of Lisbon (1983), master's degree from New University in Comparative Literary Studies (1987) and holds a doctorate in Portuguese Studies in Literary Theory from Universidade Aberta. He has devoted himself, in teaching and research, to Theory of Literature, to Portuguese and Brazilian Literature of the Modern and Contemporary Period and to teaching Portuguese to foreigners. She has organized and conducted courses and training actions in the field of literature and Portuguese teaching for foreigners, coordinated and participated as co-author on online courses of Portuguese for native and non-native speakers and also participated in radio and television programs . He was a guest speaker of Portuguese and foreign universities, namely in Brazil, Alea and USA. He is a member of national and international scientific associations such as the German Association of Lusitanistas, the Portuguese Association of Comparative Literature and the Portuguese Association of Didactics of Language and Literature. He belongs to the Scientific Council of Lusorama magazine, published in Frankfurt, Germany. It belongs to the Center for Studies on Migration and Intercultural Relations (Cemri) of the Open University. She was a guest lecturer at the University of Vienna in the summer semester of 2002.