The Contemporary Saga: Appreciation from multimodal and intercode reading

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56219/rgp.vi41.944

Keywords:

Contemporary sagas, Inter-code reading, Virtual text, Multimodal reader

Abstract

This test refers to how contemporary youth sagas establish inter-code and multimodal readings that lead the student to other spaces such as virtual ones, where they connect with digital text. Likewise, thanks to multimodal, multisensory or multifunctional readings students are able to approach different reading paths that allow them to experience the literary text and interact with it. This type of reading also allows them to improve their reading expertise when analyzing what has been read. The theoretical basis of this test is rooted in the works of several authors who contemplate literature as an experience that appreciates virtual text from inter-code and multimodal reading. Some of these theorists are: Barrera Linares, Petit, Larrosa Colomer, Camilloni, Rosenblat, D' Zubiría, Freire, and Morin... At the end of this test, the considerations and conclusions will specify the reading paths that bring students closer to these literary works, by allowing them to refine their views around the reading process and its content, as well as that of other works.

Author Biography

Dulce M Santamaría, Universidad Pedagógica Experimental Libertador. Instituto Pedagógico de Caracas. Venezuela

Teacher graduated from the Instituto Universitario Pedagógico de Caracas, specialising in Literature and Spanish Language. At the same institute, now the Pedagogical Institute of Caracas, at the UPEL, she has obtained the degrees of Magister in Latin American Literature, Doctor in Discourse Pedagogy and Postdoctor in Education, Environment and Society. She is currently head of the Department of Spanish, Literature and Latin and has taught undergraduate courses in Spanish Language, Oral and Written Expression, Spanish Literature I and II and Visions, postgraduate courses in Latin American Literature Essay Seminar and Postdoctoral course in Educational Discourse Pedagogy. He has been tutor and juror for theses on European and Latin American Literature and specialisation in Reading and Writing at the IPC and UCAB. He has also written articles for the journals LETRAS (IVILLAB), EDUCARE, DIDÁCTICA XXI (AMPLL) and GACETA PEDAGÓGICA.

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Published

2021-12-06

How to Cite

Dulce M Santamaría. (2021). The Contemporary Saga: Appreciation from multimodal and intercode reading. GACETA DE PEDAGOGÍA, (41), 197–211. https://doi.org/10.56219/rgp.vi41.944