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Recent decades of studies have been human-centred while zooming in on cognition, verbal choices and performance. (…) [and] have provided interesting results, but which often veer towards quantity rather than quality findings. The new reality, however, requires new directions that move towards a humanism that is rooted in holism, stressing that a living organism needs to refocus in order to see the self as a part of a vast ecosystem.

Dr Izabela Dixon, Koszalin University of Technology, Poland

This volume is a collection of eight chapters by different authors focusing on ecolinguistics. It is preceded by a preface (..) underlin[ing] the presence of ecolinguistics as a newly-born linguistic theory and practice, something that explains the mosaic of content and method in the various chapters, with a more coherent approach being the aim for future research.

Prof. Harald Ulland, Bergen University, Norway



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ecolinguistics – newparadigmatic – holism – language education – learning – discourse – concept of tolerance – medical discourse – ecocentric storytelling

From Cognitivism to Ecologism in Language Studies

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      Publisher: Peter Lang AG
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 31/10/2022
      ISBN13: 9783631884737, 978-3631884737
      ISBN10: 3631884737

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      Book Synopsis

      Recent decades of studies have been human-centred while zooming in on cognition, verbal choices and performance. (…) [and] have provided interesting results, but which often veer towards quantity rather than quality findings. The new reality, however, requires new directions that move towards a humanism that is rooted in holism, stressing that a living organism needs to refocus in order to see the self as a part of a vast ecosystem.

      Dr Izabela Dixon, Koszalin University of Technology, Poland

      This volume is a collection of eight chapters by different authors focusing on ecolinguistics. It is preceded by a preface (..) underlin[ing] the presence of ecolinguistics as a newly-born linguistic theory and practice, something that explains the mosaic of content and method in the various chapters, with a more coherent approach being the aim for future research.

      Prof. Harald Ulland, Bergen University, Norway



      Table of Contents

      ecolinguistics – newparadigmatic – holism – language education – learning – discourse – concept of tolerance – medical discourse – ecocentric storytelling

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