Browsing Articles publicats (Anglès i Lingüística) by Author "Martín-Rubió, X."
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Catalan engineering students in Denmark: The impact of an ELF environment on fluency and self-confidence levels
Martín-Rubió, X. (Equinox Publishing, 2019)This article focuses on the impact of the language policy of a highly internationalized Danish university on two different kinds of exchange engineering students from a mid-size Catalan university: those who attend the ... -
De la pregunta general a la recollida concreta i, d'aquí, a les conclusions transferibles
Martín-Rubió, X.; Cots Caimons, Josep Maria (Universitat de Lleida, 2006) -
Englishisation at a global space: students and staff making sense of language choices
Martín-Rubió, X.; Cots Caimons, Josep Maria (Taylor & Francis Group, 2016-04-13)Aquest estudi parteix de la premissa que la mobilitat acadèmica internacional contribueix al desenvolupament de les identitats plurilingües dels estudiants i que les universitats receptores d'aquesta mobilitat que tenen ... -
Erasmus student mobility and the construction of European citizenship
Llurda, Enric; Gallego Balsà, Lídia; Barahona, Clàudia; Martín-Rubió, X. (Taylor & Francis, 2016)The Erasmus student mobility programme allocates three explicit objectives to the experience of spending a few months studying in another European country: (1) to benefit students educationally, linguistically and culturally; ... -
Is Manuela Carmena a politician? Spanish journalists and politicians in the spotlight
Martín-Rubió, X.; Oró Piqueras, Maricel (Taylor and Francis, 2018)The purpose of this paper is to better understand how the participants involved in a specific radio interview use categorization to (re)produce a dominant discourse in the Spanish political arena. In this discourse, ... -
Learning English in Catalonia: beliefs and emotions through small stories and iterativity
Diert Boté, Irati; Martín-Rubió, X. (John Benjamins Publishing, 2018)The aim of this study is to unveil English learners’ beliefs and emotions regarding the English language education received in Catalan schools. For that purpose, data from 5 focus groups with 31 university students have ...