New Perspectives on Speech in Action - Proceedings of the 2nd SJUSK Conference on Contemporary Speech Habits (e-bog) af Elisabeth Ahlsén
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This publication presents a selection of the papers and posters thatwere presented at the SJUSK 2013 conference, held at Copenhagen Business School in March 2013 (www.cphspeech2013.dk). It describes spoken language phenomena from many different languages, including Modern Irish, Russian, Hungarian, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Swedish, Dutch, and British English. …
This publication presents a selection of the papers and posters thatwere presented at the SJUSK 2013 conference, held at Copenhagen Business School in March 2013 (www.cphspeech2013.dk). It describes spoken language phenomena from many different languages, including Modern Irish, Russian, Hungarian, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Swedish, Dutch, and British English. It is our hope that the papers may contribute to the reader's understanding of the challenging diversity of speech in action.
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Undertitel Proceedings of the 2nd SJUSK Conference on Contemporary Speech Habits
Forfattere Elisabeth Ahlsén (forfatter), Jan Heegård (redaktør)
Udgivet 31.12.2013
Længde 267 sider
Genrer Language & Dictionaries
Nummer i serie 43
Sprog English
Format pdf
Beskyttelse Vandmærket
ISBN 9788759319574

This publication presents a selection of the papers and posters thatwere presented at the SJUSK 2013 conference, held at Copenhagen Business School in March 2013 (www.cphspeech2013.dk). It describes spoken language phenomena from many different languages, including Modern Irish, Russian, Hungarian, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, Portuguese, Danish, Swedish, Dutch, and British English. It is our hope that the papers may contribute to the reader's understanding of the challenging diversity of speech in action.