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| I'm writing a work about "the role of literature in teaching English". I have a problem. I can't find anything about the history of teaching english through literature. I mean what are the beginnings of such methods,were there any problems with them, how did they develop through years etc. Could someone recommend me some links or books about it? I would be very grateful. Thank you Bye |
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| It goes way back - children in England and Scotland were taught to read using the Bible until the end of the 18th century. You could try some of these links, but I suspect what you want will only be available in print. BBC | British Council teaching English - Literature - Children's literature Brown - Using Children's Literature with Young Learners (I-TESL-J) Teaching English - Elements of an English Program British Library Direct: Order Details |
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| Thank you for your answer. All of this will be very good Last edited by Kamil; 18-Mar-2007 at 17:01. |
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| Although certainly peripheral, try the first chapter of Terry Eagleton's 'Literary Theory: an Introduction.' It's about the teaching of English (literature) as an ideological instrument. |
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