Issue No. 39 of TIPA: From the action-oriented approach to the performance-oriented approach

We are delighted to announce the official publication of the last issue of TIPA: ‘From the action-oriented approach to the performative approach: what epistemologies and methodologies in modern language teaching research?

Edited by Sandrine Eschenauer (LPL-amU) and Birgit Schädlich (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen), this rich and multilingual volume follows on from the seminar dedicated to exploring research methodologies in modern foreign language teaching, which was held in Aix-en-Provence on 23 and 24 March 2023. It is available for free on the Open Edition Journals platform.

Abstract:
This special issue of TIPA explores the links between action-oriented and performance-oriented approaches in modern language teaching and learning. While the action-oriented perspective anchors the learner in the task and in language use, performative approaches, by broadening the frameworks of experience and expression, invite us to reconsider the physical, emotional and (inter)subjective engagement of learners. Through the contributions gathered from work carried out in France and Germany, this issue examines the epistemologies and methodologies that can account for complex cognitive processes, which are often situated, sensitive and emerging. It thus highlights the role that performative school and extracurricular activities can play in promoting creativity and supporting the dynamics of modern language learning.

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The editors of issue no. 39 & the editorial team of the TIPA journal
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What impact can unilateral laryngeal paralysis have on the expression of emotions?

Several members of the Phoniatry team at Marseille's La Conception University Hospital and the LPL have published this month a new scientific article studying the impact of laryngeal paralysis on the speaker's vocal transmission of emotions.

Reference: Ralph Haddad, Alexia Mattei, Caterina Petrone, Marie Cachi-Pouyenne, Estelle Bogdanski, Camille Galant, Antoine Giovanni (2024). Alterations in Emotional Expression Through Speech in Patients With Unilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis: A Preliminary Study. Journal of Voice (online 2024/08/08)

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jvoice.2024.07.010⟩.

 

Link to the full text article: Alterations in Emotional Expression Through Speech in Patients With Unilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis: A Preliminary Study - ScienceDirect (univ-amu.fr)

 

A: Equal distribution of sentences produced by patients with laryngeal paralysis in neutral, anger and sadness.
B: Uneven perception of emotions by the jury, who consider the sentences heard to be mainly neutral in emotion.

Credits: Elsevier (1st ill.) / the authors (2nd ill.)

The role of emotions in learning abstract words

As part of the CNRS 80|Prime call, funding for the PhD project led by Johannes Ziegler (LPC) and Núria Gala (LPL) has been selected among the 2021 laureates! 

Project title: The role of semantic neighborhoods and emotion in the learning of abstract words: from embodied linguistic theory to classroom interventions (LAW)