TY  - BOOK
AU  - Belcher,Diane
AU  - Cruickshank,Ken
AU  - Johns,Ann M.
AU  - Feak,Christine
AU  - Hyland,Ken
AU  - Planken,Brigitte
AU  - Nickerson,Catherine
AU  - Lockwood,Jane
AU  - Forey,Gail
AU  - Elias,Neil
AU  - Northcott,Jill
AU  - Bhatia,Vijay
AU  - Shi,Ling
AU  - Silva Joyce,Helen de
AU  - Hood,Susan
AU  - Morgan,Brian
AU  - Fleming,Douglas
AU  - Paltridge,Brian
TI  - English for specific purposes in theory and practice
SN  - 9780472033843
U1  - 428.0071 22
PY  - 2009///
CY  - Ann Arbor, Estados Unidos
PB  - University of Michigan Press
KW  - ARMARC
KW  - Inglés técnico
KW  - Enseñanza
KW  - Inglés comercial
N1  - Incluye índice; What ESP is and can be: an introduction / Diane Belcher. -- Primera parte: English for academic purposes. -- EAP in secondary schools / Ken Criushank. -- Tertiary undergraduate EAP: problems and possibilities / Ann M. Johns. -- Setting the stage for scholary evaluation: research commentaries in the EAP graduate writing curriculum / Christine Feak. -- English for professional academic purposes: writing for scholarly publication / Ken Hyland. -- Segunda parte: English for ocupational purposes. -- English for specific business purposes: intercultural issues and the use of business English as a lingua franca /Brigitte Planken and Catherine Nickerson. --English for specific business purposes: written business English and the increasing influence of multimodality / Catherine Nickerson and Brigitte Planken. -- Call center communication: measurement processes in non-English speaking contexts / Jane Lockwood, Gail Forey, and Neil Elias. -- Teaching legal English: contexts and cases / Jill Northcott. -- Intertextual patterns in English legal discourse / Vijay K. Bhatia. -- English for medical purposes / Ling Shi. -- Problem-solving for nursing purposes / Diane Belcher. -- Tercera parte: English for sociocultural purposes. -- English for community membership: planning for actual and potential needs / Helen de Silva Joyce and Susan Hood. --  Critical citizenship practices in ESP and ESL programs: canadian and global perspectives / Brian Morgan and Douglas Fleming. -- Afterword: where have we come from and where we now?
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