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Language as Symbolic Capital in Educational Processes

La lengua como capital simbólico dentro de los procesos educativos




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Language as Symbolic Capital in Educational Processes. (2003). Tabula Rasa, 1, 237-243. https://revistas.unicolmayor.edu.co/index.php/tabularasa/article/view/1692

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Lucía Constanza Corrales Author

This essay presents ideas from various sociologists on forms of oral and writtencommunication in educational processes.

  • The reach of communicative competence and its inscription in processes of productionand symbolic exchange.
  • The communicative situation works as a place of value exchange of produced state-ments, depending on the value assigned to the discourses and on the conditions ofreception.
  • The communicative process will be productive the more the subject adapts the conceptand does not simply remain in the reproduction of the symbol.
  • The school system fulfills a determining function in the process that leads to theelaboration, legitimization and imposition of the official language

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