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Mary Beth Gotti interview, 23 July 2008
No full textMary Beth Gotti, of GE Home & Business Solutions, discusses the impact, importance, and development of Nela Park and describes the impact and future of electrical lighting, and the designation of Nela Park as a historic landmark
Mary Beth Gotti interview, 23 July 2008
No full textMary Beth Gotti, of GE Home & Business Solutions, discusses the impact, importance, and development of Nela Park and describes the impact and future of electrical lighting, and the designation of Nela Park as a historic landmark
Legal discourse in multilingual and multicultural contexts: arbitration texts in Europe
No full textThe article presents the main results of the international research project on ‘Generic Integrity
in Legal Discourse’, coordinated by the City University of Hong Kong led by proff. Vijay Bhatia
and Christopher Candli(http://gild.mmc.cityu.edu.hk), in which the unit of the University of Bergamo (led by prof. Maurizio Gotti) took part
Jamario Harper / Rio, Antwain Steward / Twain Gotti and Make It Rain Flamez oral history interviews, 2012
No full textJamario "Rio" Harper, Twain Gotti, and Make It Rain Flamez oral history conducted by Kevin Kosanovich on 11/30/2012. Topics include: mixtapes; Moreshells Entertainment; Venues; Newport News.Jamario "Rio" Harper, Antwan "Twain Gotti" Steward, and Make It Rain Flamez oral history conducted by Kevin Kosanovich on November 30, 2012. Topics include: mixtapes; Moreshells Entertainment; Venues; Newport News
Introduction [a I centri linguistici: approcci, progetti e strumenti per l’apprendimento e la valutazione]
No full textTranslating international arbitration norms into the Italian language and culture
No full textThe last few decades have witnessed a great development in the process of globalization in the legal field, where an international perspective has become more and more widespread (Gotti and Williams 2010). Nowadays many of the texts in use at a local level are the result of a process of translation or adaptation of more general documents formulated at an international level. This is the consequence of the fact that in the context of co-operation and collaboration in international trade, law too is fast assuming an international perspective rather than remaining a purely domestic concern
ESP Across Cultures. Special issue 'Legal English across cultures'
No full textVolume 7 of ESP Across Cultures is the first issue to be devoted to a specific theme within the world of English for Specific Purposes. The theme chosen here is ‘legal English across cultures’. In many ways this issue complements the volume that we co-edited on Legal Discourse across Languages and Cultures published by Peter Lang in 2010 (vol. 117 of the Linguistic Insights series edited by Maurizio Gotti). One difference between the two volumes is that all of the contributions in this special issue of ESP Across Cultures are concerned with legal English seen from a cross-cultural perspective, whereas three of the papers comprising the volume on Legal Discourse across Languages and Cultures referred to languages other than English.
Of the seven papers constituting this special issue, five are of an essentially theoretical nature, while two are more concerned with pragmatic matters
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