| Crdts. Teor. | 4 | The subject is aimed at outlining, explaining and going into oral expression and communication in depth, thus trying to recover the "tertulia time" (typical Spanish informal social gatherings or get-togethers) as a common good. In the tertulia, language demands a reflexive attitude, a more or less deep assimilation of one's own experience, and personal elaboration. This personal elaboration is used to achieve the command of the language by means of the suggestion of words, the voice, the intonation, pauses, silences, repetitions, gesture, the widening of vocabulary and error correction. The subject enhances the capacity of expressing oneself in public and the possibility of mastering creative language, with the key objective of becoming a better person, not only to be able to inform others, but to be able to communicate more and in better ways.
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