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This response appears to express a meaning inferred by the interpreter from what the witness has signed : it cannot be said to represent an accurate translation of what has actually been signed . It is as if at this point the ...
This response appears to express a meaning inferred by the interpreter from what the witness has signed : it cannot be said to represent an accurate translation of what has actually been signed . It is as if at this point the ...
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... that may easily be lost to Americans is the difference in cultures being manifested by Miss Lopez ' responses . ... with further prodding , it is not an equivocal response , nor is it prevaricating that she change her response .
... that may easily be lost to Americans is the difference in cultures being manifested by Miss Lopez ' responses . ... with further prodding , it is not an equivocal response , nor is it prevaricating that she change her response .
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In the very first chapter , ' Replies and Responses ' , Goffman builds a case that both supports and extends the basic units of interaction , namely adjacency pairs . Adjacency pairs are those two - part units of discourse that provide ...
In the very first chapter , ' Replies and Responses ' , Goffman builds a case that both supports and extends the basic units of interaction , namely adjacency pairs . Adjacency pairs are those two - part units of discourse that provide ...
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Contemporary Japanese Fiction and MiddlebrowTranslation Strategies | 27 |
Processing Subtitles and Film Images Hearing vs Deaf Viewers | 45 |
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