Language, poetry and poetics : the generation of the 1890s : Jakobson, Trubetzkoy, Majakovskij : proceedings of the first Roman Jakobson Colloquium, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, october 5-6, 1984

Are you a student who wants to become an effective teacher in the 21st century? Maybe you are a teacher already? Would you like to learn how to take advantage of educational technologies in order to achieve your pedagogic goals? Nowadays, technology is all around us, but how do we, as teachers, make the best use of it? Technology has entered the classroom and most teachers are not trained in using it to achieve pedagogic goals. This book aims to remedy this situation. To do that, it provides the reader with many step-by-step guides and solved exercises, all written in clear language in a friendly, positive style. The book demystifies the whole process of understanding how new software or hardware works and introduces techniques to make the reader comfortable with classroom technologies. I hope that you enjoy it and find it useful. Dr. Diana Pérez Marín received a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid in 2007. She has published more than 50 papers in journals, such as the Journal of Educational Technology, and Society and has authored the book "ICT in education" (in Spanish). Foreword Welcoming Remarks 1. JAKOBSON, TRUBETZKOY, MAJAKOVSKIJ “The Autobiography of a Scholar” “Jakobson’s and Trubetzkoy’s Philosophical Background “Majakovskij’s ‘How to Make Verses’ and Jakobson’s Theory of Verse” “The Ideological Principles of Prague School Phonology” 2. JAKOBSON’S LINGUISTIC THEORY “The Major Moments of Jakobson’s Linguistics” “Remarks on the Scientific Revolution in Linguistics 1926 — 1929” “Roman Jakobson on Gender and Linguistic Fictions” “Linguistic Structure and Autopoiesis” “Roman Jakobson and his Contemporaries on Change in Language and Literature (The Teleological Criterion)” “On the Sound Shape of Language: Mediacy and Immediacy” 3. JAKOBSON’S THEORY OF GRAMMAR AND ITS APPLICATION “Jakobsonian Markedness Theory as Mathematical Principle” “Jakobson’s Cube as Objet d’Art and as Scientific Model” 4. JAKOBSON’S POETICS “Roman Jakobson: The Unity of his Thought on Verbal Art” “The Aesthetic Semiotics of Roman Jakobson” 5. JAKOBSON’S POETIC LABORATORY “Jakobson–Aljagrov and Futurism” “Jakobson as Poet: Pre–figure of a Linguist” 6. TOWARDS THE HISTORY OF JAKOBSON’S INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES “Sociological Concerns in the Moscow Linguistic Circle” “A Marvellous Chemical Laboratory and its Deeper Meaning: Notes on Roman Jakobson and the Czech Avant-Garde Between the Two Wars” References Index Edited By Krystyna Pomorska ... [et Al.]. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. [347]-364.