Cognitive and linguistic implications of learning Japanese as foreign language: A case study of a Brazilian aphasic learner
Considering that foreign language (FL) learning invokes a diverse brain network with different functions, this paper aims to discuss the activities proposed in a case study with a Brazilian participant with aphasia learning Japanese as a FL. We focus on the metalinguistic processes required from him...
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description | Considering that foreign language (FL) learning invokes a diverse brain network with different functions, this paper aims to discuss the activities proposed in a case study with a Brazilian participant with aphasia learning Japanese as a FL. We focus on the metalinguistic processes required from him to accomplish the Japanese tasks. The participant attended weekly sessions, one-hour per session, for seven months. The sessions were recorded and transcribed. Therefore, we explore the relation among language, brain, aphasia, and metalinguistic processes and embodied simulation in the context of FL learning activities. The results of this research support the idea that learning a FL might be a valuable technique for language intervention in aphasia.To our knowledge, this is the first work to address the FL learning by people with aphasia. Several questions still remain to be answered, such as the long-term effect of FL learning and the use of a broader variety of participants. However, the findings of this study contribute to the discussion of language learning in aphasia rehabilitation. |
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spelling | doaj-art-3b8e3e5d9aaf4ac1b3ca0116a71ec2ee2025-01-18T06:51:27ZfasUniversity of Isfahanنشریه پژوهشهای زبانشناسی2322-34132024-09-01162536610.22108/jrl.2024.141632.185428642Cognitive and linguistic implications of learning Japanese as foreign language: A case study of a Brazilian aphasic learnerCinthia Sayuri Misaka0Amanda Cristina de Freitas1Department of Linguistics, Institute of Language Studies, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Campinas, BrazilDepartment of Linguistics, Institute of Language Studies, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Campinas, BrazilConsidering that foreign language (FL) learning invokes a diverse brain network with different functions, this paper aims to discuss the activities proposed in a case study with a Brazilian participant with aphasia learning Japanese as a FL. We focus on the metalinguistic processes required from him to accomplish the Japanese tasks. The participant attended weekly sessions, one-hour per session, for seven months. The sessions were recorded and transcribed. Therefore, we explore the relation among language, brain, aphasia, and metalinguistic processes and embodied simulation in the context of FL learning activities. The results of this research support the idea that learning a FL might be a valuable technique for language intervention in aphasia.To our knowledge, this is the first work to address the FL learning by people with aphasia. Several questions still remain to be answered, such as the long-term effect of FL learning and the use of a broader variety of participants. However, the findings of this study contribute to the discussion of language learning in aphasia rehabilitation.https://jrl.ui.ac.ir/article_28642_d82f95ff5728d579303f38760aa25a0e.pdfaphasiaforeign language learningmetalinguistic skillsatypical populationlanguage impairment |
spellingShingle | Cinthia Sayuri Misaka Amanda Cristina de Freitas Cognitive and linguistic implications of learning Japanese as foreign language: A case study of a Brazilian aphasic learner نشریه پژوهشهای زبانشناسی aphasia foreign language learning metalinguistic skills atypical population language impairment |
title | Cognitive and linguistic implications of learning Japanese as foreign language: A case study of a Brazilian aphasic learner |
title_full | Cognitive and linguistic implications of learning Japanese as foreign language: A case study of a Brazilian aphasic learner |
title_fullStr | Cognitive and linguistic implications of learning Japanese as foreign language: A case study of a Brazilian aphasic learner |
title_full_unstemmed | Cognitive and linguistic implications of learning Japanese as foreign language: A case study of a Brazilian aphasic learner |
title_short | Cognitive and linguistic implications of learning Japanese as foreign language: A case study of a Brazilian aphasic learner |
title_sort | cognitive and linguistic implications of learning japanese as foreign language a case study of a brazilian aphasic learner |
topic | aphasia foreign language learning metalinguistic skills atypical population language impairment |
url | https://jrl.ui.ac.ir/article_28642_d82f95ff5728d579303f38760aa25a0e.pdf |
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