Book Review: Taking Literature and Language Learning Online: New Perspectives on Teaching, Research, and Technology

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The creation of beautiful literature and art is one of humanity's most essential endeavours. The importance of literature as a component of the language-teaching curriculum has fluctuated over the last century with the popularity of various language-teaching pedagogies. Notwithstanding, it has recently seen a resurrection of appreciation for its effective utility in language acquisition. Covid-19 lockdown combined with the further progress of computer-assisted language learning has led to a gradual shift in the provision of literature-based language education to an online setting. Under this trend, Sandra Stadler-Heer and Amos Paran's edited chapter book Taking Literature and Language Learning Online: New Perspectives on Teaching, Research and Technology concentrates on a particular component of this transfer process, namely the interaction between literature and language learning. This book review provides an overview of this volume.

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Wang, C., & Xu, W. (2023). Book Review: Taking Literature and Language Learning Online: New Perspectives on Teaching, Research, and Technology. International Journal of Computer-Assisted Language Learning and Teaching, 13(1). https://doi.org/10.4018/IJCALLT.324059

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