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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium explores the conditions for the successful implementation of Dialogic Literary Gatherings (DLG), a reading program implemented in different national contexts and educational settings in which students and non-academic adults make meaning of their own experiences and cultural knowledge while discussing classic literature. Through the presentations, different dimensions of DLG are explored shedding light on the mechanisms that explain successful results in improving literacy skills and strengthening socio-cultural participation of diverse populations. The four papers highlight the particular conditions that enable: a) including children’ funds of knowledge in elementary classrooms; b) engaging non-academic adults in socio-cultural participation; c) overcoming the opposition between scholarly culture and popular culture; d) creating a space of dialogue and freedom in prison over time.
Exploring the Conditions for Successful Implementation of Dialogic Literary Gatherings in Elementary Schools in England - Rocio Garcia Carrion, University of Deusto; Linda M. Hargreaves, University of Cambridge
Becoming a Reader of Classic Literature Later in Life: Nonacademic Adults in Dialogic Literary Gatherings - Maria Padrós Cuxart, Universitat de Barcelona; Sandra Girbés-Peco, Univesity of Barcelona; Guiomar Merodio, University of Barcelona
Reading the Word and the World: Articulating Popular Culture Through Classical Literature in Brazil - Roseli Rodrigue de Mello, University of Sao Carlos; Adriana C. Marigo, University of Sao Carlos; Raquel Moreira, Federal University of Sao Carlos; Rosimara Silva Correia, Universidade Federal de São Carlos
Reading Kafka in Prison: Exploring the Sustainability of Dialogic Literary Gatherings in Challenging Contexts - Pilar Alvarez, Loyola University Andalucía; Beatriz Carballido Villarejo, Universitat de Barcelona