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The Multifaceted Nature of Legal English
It is beyond suspicion that legal English stands as a sublanguage of paramount international importance. The extralinguistic basis of legal English has nowadays been extended embracing conflict of overall international-social, political (both foreign and
Lilit Sahakyan
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TRAPS OF ENGLISH AS A TARGET LANGUAGE IN LEGAL TRANSLATION
Translating legal texts into English requires that a translator should make a qualified decision with respect to a variety of legal English, or its modification, to be used as the target language.
Marta CHROMÁ
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Some Lexical Collocational Patterns in Late Middle English Legal Texts
The purpose of this study is to attempt to scrutinize the weight of collocations in legal late Middle English, and to show how they either specialized in this technical area or slipped into common speech.
Luis Iglesias-Rábade
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Facing Legal English – A Dichronic Perspective from the Common Law Terminology to EU Legal English [PDF]
Under the Common Law umbrella, Legal English has grown and changed since its first instalment in the 14th century, adopting its institutions and giving them authority by adorning them with formal language.
Andra-Simona DIACONU
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English for Legal Studies. Giulia Adriana Pennisi
Review of English for Legal Studies by Giulia Adriana Pennisi.
Elena Borsetto
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Legal English creates linked linguistic and doctrinal challenges for students studying across English and Bangla. This exploratory cross-sectional survey examined how Bangladeshi Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) students use artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled ...
Samsun Nahar Nipa, Jannatul Ferdos Taiba
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Side by Side with a Ghost: Destructive and Redemptive Civil Religion in Faulkner’s Light in August
This essay reinterprets William Faulkner’s Light in August through the ethical problem of civil religion, understood as the use of shared narratives that bind communities but may also legitimate exclusion and violence.
Boleslaw Kabala, Mark Shipman
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This study aims to highlight that practicing legal translation from Arabic and French into English in the Algerian context faces considerable challenges compared with Arabic-French translation.
Mohamed Charif MANSOURI
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This study examined the effectiveness of an AI-based flipped classroom in improving Legal English learning outcomes and student engagement among undergraduate law students in an English for Specific Purposes (ESP) context. Using an explanatory sequential
Resi Silvia, Desmiyanti, Menrisal
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Investigating lexical barriers and pedagogical misalignment in legal English learning in Kosovo
This study investigated challenges in learning legal English (English for Legal Purposes; ELP) in Kosovo’s civil-law context using a sequential explanatory mixed-methods design grounded in ESP needs analysis.
Mirvan Xhemaili +3 more
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