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An expert exposes...Jose Ignacio Henao is a teacher at the "Universidad de Antioquia" and he worked together with other teachers in regional linguistic studies such as Parlache. The coordinator of this department is the researcher: Adriana María Ortiz Correa.

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Clases de parlache con el Parcero del popular 8 en Generación 9

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Our topic from an intercultural perspective

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Our topic from an intercultural perspective

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We want to analyze how intercultural communication related to dialectal variation can produce significant changes in a person's cultural identity. Due to the cultural elements of a dialect as they are in general mutually intelligible, they can differ substantially from each other. In the case of our study, we refer to Parleche which is a popular variant usually associated with the vulgar, popular, or lower classes, or rural regions. Considering that a dialect is a materialization of such abstract ideals, which are intended to be executed in real life, through the way of speaking that involves tonality and semantic changes among many other aspects. Consequently, we can see that the creation of a dialect is directly related to the way people think and therefore it transforms their way of living in adverse conditions of human interactions we noticed a notorious influence on the identity of the speakers of that dialect.

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How someone's cultural identity is constructed from a slang such as "parlache"?.
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I am 24 years old, I am a language student at La Salle University, I am in my ninth semester, I consider myself a person who likes challenges and learn from every experience in life, I consider that any experience in life gives me knowledge and teachings, likewise, each person plays an essential role in my life, that is why I am a sociable person and open to interactions with others.
In the academic field I have made great progress thanks to my ability to listen attentively and to accept constructive criticism. In addition, discipline plays an important role in my academic and professional performance in order to be a well-rounded citizen.

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Cultural identity:

Is a part of a person's identity, or their self-conception and self-perception, and is related to nationality, ethnicity, religion, social class, generation, locality or any kind of social group that has its own distinct culture. Usborne, E.,  Sablonniere, R (2014).

Is a ubiquitous concept in intercultural communication and across social science disciplines. Based on a review of a broad range of literature addressing issues of cultural identity. Yun, Y. (2007).

Ideological circle:

consisting of assimilationism, pluralism, integrationism, and separatism.  Yun, Y. (2007).

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Yun, Y. (2007). Ideology, Identity, and Intercultural Communication: An Analysis of Differing Academic Conceptions of Cultural Identity, Journal of Intercultural Communication Research, 36:3, 237-253, DOI:

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/17475750701737181?needAccess=true

Khalil, S., & Sahan, W. A. (2021). The Ideological Manifestations in War Poetry: A Critical Stylistic Perspective. Theory & Practice in Language Studies, 12(4), 658–664. https://doi.org/10.17507/tpls.1204.05

https://essentials.ebsco.com/search/eds/details/the-ideological-manifestations-in-war-poetry-a-critical-stylistic-perspective?query=CULTURAL%20IDEOLOGY%20LANGUAGES&ff%5B0%5D=ContentProvider%3ADirectory%20of%20Open%20Access%20Journals&ff%5B1%5D=ContentProvider%3AOpen%20Web%20RDK%20with%20Full%20Text&db=owf&an=156207225

Usborne, E.,  Sablonniere, R (2014). "Understanding My Culture Means Understanding Myself: The Function of Cultural Identity Clarity for Personal Identity Clarity and Personal Psychological Well-Being". Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour. 44 (4): 436. doi:10.1111/jtsb.12061.

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According to Yun, Y. (2007). Examines implicit or explicit ideological messages emanating from various conceptions of cultural identity. The results reveal five different basic themes of cultural identity:
(a) an adaptive and evolving entity of an individual; (b) a flexible and negotiable entity of an individual; (c) a discrete social category and an individual choice; (d) a distinct and communal system of communicative practices; and (e) a discrete social category and a non-negotiable group right.

We consider that the way in which the concept of cultural identity and ideology presented in the articles mentioned above can be manipulated through denial or omission of facts leads us to think that we should be more critical of what we read, with the purpose that each person can create their own concept of reality having a broad vision of what happens in the world, but more autonomous and impartial.

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Topic: Cultural identity - Corpus: Example of expressions.

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Topic: Cultural identity - Corpus: Example of expressions.

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I am Juan Carlos lopez, my first assertion to academic life was through the business management I graduated in 2014 at the University of la Salle, then I took a specialization in management quality systems at the University Santo Tomas, and finally I decided to start a new career which the bachelor of languages. I can now say that I found a job in which I feel very comfortable and happy despite it being so complex.

I am interested in social work that is why I also belong to an international foundation (Fundación Internacional Maria Luisa de Moreno) that carries out many activities to help different types of people in need in America, Europe, and Asia. On the other hand, I am an extroverted and very active person who seeks to be constantly learning as many topics as possible.