Read, write, act and transform: an introduction to the new literacy studies
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New Literacy Studies, reading and writing practices, teaching-learning, Social action and transformation.Abstract
The e-book Read, write, act and transform: an introduction to new literacy studies, organized by Denise Tamaê Borges Sato, José Ribamar Lopes Batista Júnior and Ricardo de Castro Ribeiro Santos, meets studies developed from workshops held in the 2008 to 2016, by the Experimental Laboratory of Reading and Textual Production and of Laboratory of Mathematical Education of the Technical College of Floriano / UFPI. The work presents texts of different researchers, distributed in two parts. The first part is devoted to the discussion about the theoretical bases of the New Literacy Studies. The second part is intended to the application of the theory through research reports.Downloads
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SATO, Denise Tamaê Borges; BATISTA JÚNIOR, José Ribamar Lopes; SANTOS, Ricardo de Castro Ribeiro (orgs.). Ler, escrever, agir e transformar: uma introdução aos novos estudos do letramento. Recife: Pipa Comunicação, 2016.
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