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1.1 Robertson
Paul Robertson. (2011). Forward. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 1(1), 4. PDF
IJLLD 1.2
IJLLD Volume 1.2 (2011) (Frontsmatter) Craig Hoffman. Using Discourse Analysis Methodology to Teach “Legal English” … 1 Wei-quan Yu. Weaving Experiential Law Teaching Elements into an Intellectual Property Management Course … 20 Maria Francisca Carneiro. Heterodox Logic and Law: Topics for a report on philosophy and hermeneutics … 53 Full Journal PDF
1.2 Carneiro
Maria Francisca Carneiro. (2011). Heterodox Logic and Law: Topics for a report on philosophy and hermeneutics. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 1(2), 53-76. Abstract: Logics – more specifically the so-called heterodox logic – come to light in order to reveal from their own basis significant achievements for the fields of law and science […]
1.2 Yu
Wei-quan Yu. (2011). Weaving Experiential Law Teaching Elements into an Intellectual Property Management Course. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 1(2), 20-52. Abstract: This study outlines an Intellectual Property Management (IPM) Course incorporating experiential law teaching methods based on the author‘s experience of experiential law teaching at McGeorge Law School of the University of […]
1.2 Hoffman
Craig Hoffman. (2011). Using Discourse Analysis Methodology to Teach “Legal English”. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 1(2), 1-19. Abstract: In this study, I propose a curriculum focused on raising students’ linguistic awareness through rigorous discourse analysis and reflective writing in a legal context. Students analyze authentic, full-text legal documents using discourse analysis methodology. […]
IJLLD 1.3
IJLLD Volume 1.3 (2011) (Frontsmatter) Maud Verdier and Christian Licoppe. Videoconference in French Courtrooms: Its consequences on judicial settings … 8 Eva Ng. A Survey of Court Interpreters’ Use of Direct versus Reported Speech in the Hong Kong Courts … 36 Niklas Torstensson and Kirk P. H. Sullivan. The Court Interpreter: Creating an interpretation of […]
1.3 Torstensson & Sullivan
Niklas Torstensson and Kirk P. H. Sullivan. (2011). The Court Interpreter: Creating an interpretation of the facts. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 1(3), 64-86. Abstract: A fair trail is impossible without an interpreter when anyone taking part in the court proceedings does not know the national language, yet the use of an interpreter […]
1.3 Ng
Eva Ng. (2011). A Survey of Court Interpreters’ Use of Direct versus Reported Speech in the Hong Kong Courts. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 1(3), 36-63. Abstract: The findings of my ongoing data-based study of courtroom interpreting in the Hong Kong courts reveal a deviation from the generally held principle which requires professional […]
1.3 Verdier & Licoppe
Maud Verdier and Christian Licoppe. (2011). Videoconference in French Courtrooms: Its consequences on judicial settings. International Journal of Law, Language & Discourse 1(3), 8-35. Abstract: The use of videoconference has increased considerably in French courtrooms in order to minimize the costs of extracting defendants from prisons to attend various types of judicial hearings. It is […]
IJLLD 2.1 (2012)
IJLLD Volume 2.2 (2012) (Frontsmatter) Sebastian McEvoy. Foreward … i Colin Robertson. The Problem of Meaning in Multilingual EU Legal Texts … 1 Maurizio Gotti. The Litigational ‘Colonisation’ of ADR Discourse … 31 Martin Solly. Communicating with the Wider Audience: The case of a legal blog … 52 Ross Charnock. Alternative Justifications and the Argument […]
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