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Foreign Languages and Foreign Trade
The Modern Language Journal, 1924THE United States as a foreign trading nation has experienced a remarkable change during the past decade. Previous to the European War we were interested primarily in the development of domestic business. There is little reason why any business man should sell his products in unknown Brazil or in far distant China, when his next door neighbor will buy ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013 In May 2013, a trend of reduction of the Russian trade surplus which started in June 2012 continued. The US, Turkey and Japan joined the claim against Russia fi led by the European Union on July 2013 to the Court of the World Trade Organization. The Russian side intends to take every effort to reach an amicable settlement by means of consultations to ...
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Foreigner(?) in a Foreign Land
Bioarchaeology InternationalThis work documents the first unambiguous case of a pre-Hispanic Peruvian with dental inlays—an adult bearing two labially drilled maxillary canines, one of which retains an electrum inlay in situ. Intentional dental modification, occurring in a wide variety of forms, is a geographically and temporally wide-ranging cultural practice.
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Foreigners and `Foreignness' in a Group
Group Analysis, 1996This article focuses on a group which had great difficulties in becoming the kind of group where members feel they belong. It looks at how one group member acted out the feelings of estrangement and foreignness' for the whole grouip by remaining a foreigner in the group as she was in real life. It examines the group conductor's collusion with the group,
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The Foreignness of a Foreign Culture
1998In this contribution I will analyze the specific experience of the foreignness of a foreign culture. I attempt to understand in which way I can experience things, actions and convictions in a foreign world “as foreign.” But before we can answer this question, we have to know how the cultural sense of things is constituted in our own home-world. Thus we
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Amsterdamer Beiträge zur älteren Germanistik, 2022
Abstract The Norman Conquest and its tremendous linguistic impact on the English language is widely acknowledged among scholars and triggered a substantial body of literature. The great influx of French loanwords into the lexis of Middle English not only led to a profound restructuring of the lexicon, but also deeply affected the English morphology and
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Abstract The Norman Conquest and its tremendous linguistic impact on the English language is widely acknowledged among scholars and triggered a substantial body of literature. The great influx of French loanwords into the lexis of Middle English not only led to a profound restructuring of the lexicon, but also deeply affected the English morphology and
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Foreign News and Foreign Trade
International Communication Gazette, 2006This article presents the results of a search for relationships between news and trade in 33 countries on the basis of data from the 1995 international news flow study. The results prove that the links between trade and news are high in the majority of the countries studied, but there are some important exceptions, like the countries with a unilateral ...
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2019
Susan Rubin Suleiman’s essay explores the status of Jews as foreigners and ‘other’—as étrangers—in French law and literature of the 1920s and 30s. Her essay traces the changes in French law that occurred around Jews and foreigners, as well as the concurrent shifts in social and literary discourse. A toxic dichotomy became part of the overall discourse,
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Susan Rubin Suleiman’s essay explores the status of Jews as foreigners and ‘other’—as étrangers—in French law and literature of the 1920s and 30s. Her essay traces the changes in French law that occurred around Jews and foreigners, as well as the concurrent shifts in social and literary discourse. A toxic dichotomy became part of the overall discourse,
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FOREIGN CULTURE, FOREIGN STYLE
Perspectives, 2006Western translation theorists have written very little on Chinese to English literary translation. This article proposes that this is a gap waiting to be filled - that the choices facing translators wishing to make Chinese fiction readable in English are different both qualitatively and quantitatively from those facing English translators from most ...
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Hastings Center Report, 2017
AbstractIn a large Colombian teaching hospital, a fifty‐five‐year‐old woman complaining of stomach pain is examined by a foreign‐exchange medical student from the United States. Speaking in Spanish, the student elicits a medical history that suggests a possible recurrence of gallstones, but nothing further. Upon discussing the patient's case in private
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AbstractIn a large Colombian teaching hospital, a fifty‐five‐year‐old woman complaining of stomach pain is examined by a foreign‐exchange medical student from the United States. Speaking in Spanish, the student elicits a medical history that suggests a possible recurrence of gallstones, but nothing further. Upon discussing the patient's case in private
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