The plain English movement in America
A view from the front
This paper outlines the recent history of the language simplification movement in the United States. Legislation has been passed in several states, and commercial organisation are realising the benefits of clear communication with the public. The authors conclude that although the movement has demonstrated that legal and technical difficulties can be overcome, some observers remain unconvinced that there are cost benefits for businesses who invest in good communication; for these, only time and experience will prove the point.
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Kim, MyungHee
2015.
A Plain Language Policy Institutionalized in the U.S. and Implications for Korea.
The Journal of the Korea Contents Association 15:2
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