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Multilingualism At Work From Policies To Practices In Public Medical And Business Settings Bernd Meyer Birgit Apfelbaum

Name: Multilingualism At Work From Policies To Practices In Public Medical And Business Settings Bernd Meyer Birgit Apfelbaum
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Multilingualism At Work From Policies To Practices In Public Medical And Business Settings Bernd Meyer Birgit Apfelbaum instant download after payment.

Publisher: John Benjamins Pub. Co

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.18 MB

Pages: 288

Author: Bernd Meyer; Birgit Apfelbaum

ISBN: 9789027219299, 9789027288028, 902721929X, 902728802X

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Multilingualism At Work From Policies To Practices In Public Medical And Business Settings Bernd Meyer Birgit Apfelbaum by Bernd Meyer; Birgit Apfelbaum 9789027219299, 9789027288028, 902721929X, 902728802X instant download after payment.

This volume focuses on work situations in Europe, North America and South-Africa, such as academic, medical and public sector, or business settings, in which participants have to make constant use of more than one language to cooperate with partners, clients, or colleagues. Central questions are how the social and linguistic organization of work is adapted to the necessity of using different languages and how multilingualism impinges on the communicative outcome of different types of discourse or genres. Thus, the authors are all interested in multilingual practices 'at work', which is to say.