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Language Management and Language Problems: Part IEdited by Björn H. Jernudd
[Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 10:2] 2000
► pp. 297–311
Edited by Björn H. Jernudd
[Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 10:2] 2000
► pp. 297–311
Management of intercultural input
A case study of two Korean residents of Japan
In this paper, I claim that unlike spontaneous discourse, in which language deviations tend to trigger instant evaluations and adjustments, management of intercultural input is relatively free from time restriction and thus allows re- management at each stage of deviations from norms, noting, evaluation, adjustment and implementation.
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