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    The affordances of telecollaboration to teach apologies.
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones., 2024) Di Sarno-García, Sofia
    This study presents the results of three telecollaboration projects carried out between Spanish-speaking students and their English-speaking counterparts. The aim is to explore the affordances of telecollaboration for the development of Spanish learners`use of apologies in English. To investigate its suitability, a control group and three experimental groups were set. Quantitative analysis of the responses to a pre- and post-test, as well as quantitative content analysis of the strategies used to apologise in role-playing tasks have been carried out. The results revealed that there is a tendency toward improvement in the three experimental groups, as opposed to the control group. In line with this, the control group used a smaller range of strategies to apologise. It is concluded that the first experimental group is the one that obtained better results than the rest.
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    Uncommon ground y pluralidad de actos de habla en polílogos online
    (Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones, 2024) Machioni Spagnol, Catarina
    ¿Cómo los colectivos argumentan y por qué hay tantos desacuerdos? Tal como explican Lewiński y Aakhus, el modelo tradicional de argumentación, que reduce las múltiples posiciones expresadas en las redes sociales a una dicotomía de proponente versus oponente, es insuficiente para solucionar racionalmente nuestros desacuerdos porque no captura la realidad polilógica presente en las comunicaciones online a gran escala. Utilizando ejemplos de discusión en X (anteriormente conocida como Twitter) debido a su capacidad para generar interacciones públicas amplias y diversas, en este artículo propongo que las múltiples posiciones reflejan la diversidad de creencia e intenciones de los participantes, organizándose en clusters de actos de habla que emergen del uncommon ground (falta de información compartida sobre el mundo)

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