Critical Perspectives on Global Literacies
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Critical Perspectives on Global Literacies
Bridging Research and Practice
Kerkhoff, Shea N.; Spires, Hiller A.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
288
Mole
9781032335520
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Introduction: Towards an Overarching Definition of Global Literacies. Section I. Literacies as a Human Right in all Nations Around the World. 1. Geopolitics of Knowledge in Multiliteracies Research. 2. Literacies Made in Brazil: Global and Subaltern Cosmopolitan Literacies. 3. Who Decides What Is Legitimate Literacy? Affirming the Importance of African Languages in the Global Literacies Field. 4. The Digital Literacy Divide Across the Rural Lifeworld: From Remote Possibility to Global Connectivity. Section II. Critical Reading and Creation of Multimodal Texts About Global Issues. 5. Doing Justice to the Other: Developing Cosmopolitan Dispositions Through Critical-Ethical Pedagogies in Global Literacies Education. 6. Somali-Canadian, Muslim, Female YouTubers & Teachers Make Videos as a Global Literacies Practice. 7. Storying Climate Change: Discursive Possibilities for Teaching Climate Justice Literacies. Section III. Intercultural Communication and Reciprocal Collaboration with Globally Diverse Others. 8. Critical Narratives on Intercultural Communication in Global Literacies Education. 9. Reaching Beyond Personal Borders to Narrate Cross-Cultural Connections. 10. Our Linguistic Landscape: Preparing Teachers and Students to See, Hear, and Affirm Our Communities. 11. Measuring the Teaching of Global Literacies. Section IV. Transformative Action for Social and Environmental Justice that Traverses Borders. 12. Rhetoric, Racial Positioning, and Resistance: Asian Americans and the Need for Critical Global Literacies Across Diaspora. 13. Fostering Climate Crisis Global Literacies in the Classroom. 14. Community-based, Literacy Makerspaces: Opportunities for Critical Global Literacies. 15. Project-Based Inquiry (PBI) Global: Border-Crossing Discourse Within a Collaboration of Students from China and the United States. Index
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global literacy;global literacies;global competence;global citizenship;global learning;global education;cosmopolitanism;intercultural communication;intercultural competence;literacy studies;critical literacies;critical theory;critical consumption;critical perspective;transformative action;research;theory;practice;multimodal;International Service Learning;UN;Dense;Emergent Bilingualism;Face To Face;Energy Sources;Professional Development;Teacher Candidates;Linguistic Landscape;Clip;Follow;Climate Justice;Global Literacies Research;Digital Literacies;Digital Literacy Divide;Climate Change;Multiliteracies Research;Storying Climate Change;Global Literacies Studies;Global Issues;Equitable Social Relations;Latin American Scholars;Instructional Narrative
Introduction: Towards an Overarching Definition of Global Literacies. Section I. Literacies as a Human Right in all Nations Around the World. 1. Geopolitics of Knowledge in Multiliteracies Research. 2. Literacies Made in Brazil: Global and Subaltern Cosmopolitan Literacies. 3. Who Decides What Is Legitimate Literacy? Affirming the Importance of African Languages in the Global Literacies Field. 4. The Digital Literacy Divide Across the Rural Lifeworld: From Remote Possibility to Global Connectivity. Section II. Critical Reading and Creation of Multimodal Texts About Global Issues. 5. Doing Justice to the Other: Developing Cosmopolitan Dispositions Through Critical-Ethical Pedagogies in Global Literacies Education. 6. Somali-Canadian, Muslim, Female YouTubers & Teachers Make Videos as a Global Literacies Practice. 7. Storying Climate Change: Discursive Possibilities for Teaching Climate Justice Literacies. Section III. Intercultural Communication and Reciprocal Collaboration with Globally Diverse Others. 8. Critical Narratives on Intercultural Communication in Global Literacies Education. 9. Reaching Beyond Personal Borders to Narrate Cross-Cultural Connections. 10. Our Linguistic Landscape: Preparing Teachers and Students to See, Hear, and Affirm Our Communities. 11. Measuring the Teaching of Global Literacies. Section IV. Transformative Action for Social and Environmental Justice that Traverses Borders. 12. Rhetoric, Racial Positioning, and Resistance: Asian Americans and the Need for Critical Global Literacies Across Diaspora. 13. Fostering Climate Crisis Global Literacies in the Classroom. 14. Community-based, Literacy Makerspaces: Opportunities for Critical Global Literacies. 15. Project-Based Inquiry (PBI) Global: Border-Crossing Discourse Within a Collaboration of Students from China and the United States. Index
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global literacy;global literacies;global competence;global citizenship;global learning;global education;cosmopolitanism;intercultural communication;intercultural competence;literacy studies;critical literacies;critical theory;critical consumption;critical perspective;transformative action;research;theory;practice;multimodal;International Service Learning;UN;Dense;Emergent Bilingualism;Face To Face;Energy Sources;Professional Development;Teacher Candidates;Linguistic Landscape;Clip;Follow;Climate Justice;Global Literacies Research;Digital Literacies;Digital Literacy Divide;Climate Change;Multiliteracies Research;Storying Climate Change;Global Literacies Studies;Global Issues;Equitable Social Relations;Latin American Scholars;Instructional Narrative
