Titlebook: Studies in Language and Reason; ?lham Dilman Book 1981 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1981 language.lingui

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?lham DilmanEnglish, are perceived in the country. Between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries, China’s defeats in wars and humiliations by foreign countries (mainly from the West) made English a language of ‘barbarians’, ‘military aggressors’ and ‘a(chǎn)nti-Communists’. There is, and has always been, the distinc

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?lham DilmanEnglish, are perceived in the country. Between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries, China’s defeats in wars and humiliations by foreign countries (mainly from the West) made English a language of ‘barbarians’, ‘military aggressors’ and ‘a(chǎn)nti-Communists’. There is, and has always been, the distinc

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?lham Dilmanew cohort of students of which they had very limited experience, and whose previous educational experience had been within a markedly different academic culture: Chinese international students. The presence of international students was not a novelty. New Zealand had a history of providing universit

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?lham Dilmananguage/concepts are also frequently combined. (For examples of pure metaphor, pure metonymy and combined metaphor/metonymy, see Lakoff & Johnson, 1980.) The results reported in this chapter show that teaching Cantonese L2 learners of English about the conceptual structure underlying the metaphoric/

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?lham Dilmananguage/concepts are also frequently combined. (For examples of pure metaphor, pure metonymy and combined metaphor/metonymy, see Lakoff & Johnson, 1980.) The results reported in this chapter show that teaching Cantonese L2 learners of English about the conceptual structure underlying the metaphoric/

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?lham Dilmandemonstrate how imperfect gaze data can be meaningfully reconstructed and to illustrate and explore details of translational keystroke and gaze behaviour in a single translator. The data clearly show that translation proceeds segment by segment. A source text (ST) segment is read, comprehended, and

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demonstrate how imperfect gaze data can be meaningfully reconstructed and to illustrate and explore details of translational keystroke and gaze behaviour in a single translator. The data clearly show that translation proceeds segment by segment. A source text (ST) segment is read, comprehended, and