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ESP Across Cultures
ESP Across Cultures is a refereed international journal that publishes theoretical, descriptive and applied studies on varieties of English pertaining to a wide range of specialized fields of knowledge, such as agriculture, art and humanities, commerce, economics, education and vocational training, environmental studies, finance, information technology, law, media studies, medicine, politics, religion, science, the social sciences, sports, technology and engineering, tourism, and transport. The aim of the journal is to bring together scholars, practitioners, and young researchers working in different specialized language domains and in different disciplines with a view to developing an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural approach to the study of ESP.
ESP Across Cultures
vol. 7/2010
Cost of the journal
€ 18 plus postage.
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About Vol. 7/2010
Volume 7 is a special issue, edited by Maurizio Gotti and Christopher Williams, on the theme of ‘Legal English across cultures’. The contents of volume 7 are as follows:
Marina Bondi & Giuliana Diani, Conveying deontic values in English and Italian contracts: a cross-cultural analysis
Olga Denti & Michela Giordano, Online Dispute Resolution websites: bringing legal texts closer to ordinary citizens?
Christopher Goddard, Didactic aspects of legal English: dynamics of course preparation
Shaeda Isani, Semiotic dialectics of legal courtroom attire and the cross-cultural erosion of professional identity
Meizhen Liao, A comparative study of Chinese and American criminal sentencing discourse
Elisa Mattiello, Nominalization in English and Italian normative legal texts
Colin Robertson, Legislative drafting in English for non-native speakers: some do’s and don’ts (with reference to EU legislation)
Abstracts of the articles may be found at http://old.unifg.it |
Contacts
For any query concerning the purchase of copies of ESP Across Cultures, please write to info@edipuglia.it
For any other query concerning the journal, please write to the chief editors:
Christopher Williams: cjwilliams72@hotmail.com
Denise Milizia: d.milizia@scienzepolitiche.uniba.it
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