This book offers a collection of research contributions that delve into crucial aspects within two intricately connected realms of knowledge: Education and the Humanities. It explores pivotal topics, including tutoring across diverse educational levels, linguistic and communicative considerations from cultural, intercultural, historical, and gender perspectives – coupled with an examination of their intersection with technology. Additionally, the book provides a critical analysis of the artist's role, tracing its evolution from the historical avant-garde to contemporary times.
Perspectives on knowledge, education, and the humanities in the 21st century: an introductory exploration
págs. 9-10
An exploratory study about the role of university tutoring in three English-speaking contexts: Australia, Barbados, and the United States
Leyre Alejaldre Biel, Paula González García, Macarena Ortiz Jiménez, María Soledad Villarrubia Zúñiga
págs. 11-30
págs. 31-48
Evaluation of Artificial Intelligence tools (ChatGPT and Google Bard) in higher education for the history of America: answering questions and crafting assignments with a gender perspective
págs. 49-68
págs. 69-81
págs. 83-95
The right to make a living from art: a critical look
págs. 97-108
Implementing a didactic unit on death language and culture for advanced Spanish learners: insights from classroom practice
págs. 109-125
págs. 127-143
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