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Glottodidactics is a science which is still perceived in a highly heterogenic way not only by representatives of neighbouring branches of science but even by the specialists in the field of foreign languages teaching / learning. Apart from that, the subject of glottodidactics is so complex and interdisciplinary that the multi-tude of its possible interpretations does not allow to decide on one common epistemological paradigm. There is also no consensus among glottodidacticians as far as key metascientific terms such as theory, paradigm, model or discourse are concerned. As a consequence, the condition of satisfactory scientific communication within the glottodidactic community is the continual defining by glottodidacticians in their scientific publications of their epistemological stance as well as relating their scientific insights to general glottodidatic issues and consequently pointing which glottodidactic theories they approve of. The author of the article presents conclusions from metaglottodidactic analysis of the articles covering the subject of foreign language teachers’ training which were published in “Neofilolog” in 1990–2010 and answers the question whether and how Polish glottodidacticians epistemologically locate the scientific research and concepts of educating teachers presented in their publications
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The aim of the present article is meta-glottodidactic reflection on the choices Polish teaching specialists make when defining and interpreting the interdisciplinary nature of a glottodidactic object of study. The author focuses on the interdisciplinary character of the relationship between glottodidactics and pedagogy as related sciences in foreign language teacher education discourse. What follows is an analysis of the effects that Polish scholars’ epistemological choices may have on the consolidation of knowledge within the Polish glottodidactic community. The author also stresses the influence those choices might have on the mutual understanding between specialists representing glottodidactics (both as theory and practice of foreign language education) and pedagogy.
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Foreign language teachers’ training is one of the research domains of the Polish foreign lan-guage didactics as an academic discipline. It is also an area of practice in the perspective of which we have to distinguish scientific knowledge, personal views [germ. subjective theorien], teaching practices in class and academic studies. In the present paper I discuss some results of the meta-analysis of the articles published in the years 1990–2010 in the Polish journal of foreign language didactics – Neofilolog. I aim to analyze the problem of the transference of scientific knowledge and personal views of the authors about foreign language teachers’ training. I concentrate on the importance that Polish scholars attach to scientific theories and to their personal views in their publications and how they understand the theory of foreign language didactics and define their own epistemological stance. Moreover, I analyze the evolution of the topics discussed in foreign language didactics. The present paper is part of a larger meta-research which I am currently carrying out with an aim to design a model of scientific endeavors undertaken by the members of the foreign language didactics community of practices to construe and disseminate scientific theories on the training of foreign language teachers.
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The paper presents a critical reflection on the issue of transdisciplinarity in defining interculturality as an object of scientific cognition on glottodidactics and intercultural pedagogy. Specifically, the authors propose a comparative meta-analysis of conceptualization of terms and paradigms, as well as teaching aims connected with interculturality in these two disciplines. They pose the question whether the transdisciplinary orientation is appropriate for scientific modeling and for defining teaching objectives on the borderline between interculturality in glottodidactics and intercultural pedagogy.
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