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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ACCULTURATIONAL»
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1
Journal of Asian Pacific Communication
Acculturational influences in a given speech community can be specified on the
basis of foreign influence in pertinent domains of its language. The investigation
may concentrate on individual sections of the lexicon (e.g. body-part terminology)
...
Giles/Pierson, Howard Giles, Herbert Pierson, 1990
2
Assessing Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students: A ...
8. Acculturational. Factors. in. Psychoeducational. Assessment. Of the many
factors that influence the manner or process by which psychoeducational
assessment is carried out, perhaps the two most important relate to language
development ...
Robert L. Rhodes, Salvador Hector Ochoa, Samuel O. Ortiz, 2005
3
War, its Causes and Correlates
In the expanded territorial State, all of these are incorporated under the central
executive policy and under a central burocratic machinery —— a major
acculturational (positive) feedback on the colonizing nation.7 ' I use the term “
metropole” ...
Martin A. Nettleship, Dale Givens, 1975
4
Symbolic Values of Foreign Language Use: From the Japanese ...
1 have discussed the Chinese influence on the system of Japanese numerals in
terms of acculturational processes. After the Second World War, English took its
share in the working of this acculturational process. The frequent and extensive ...
5
Seven Steps to Separating Difference From Disability
There is a clear need to help educators understand that many potentially
troubling behaviors of culturally and linguistically different children are normal
and should be anticipated given their cultural, linguistic, and acculturational
backgrounds.
6
Caribbean Transformations
In Puerto Rico, as elsewhere, each stage of plantation development implicated
the laboring classes in new kinds of acculturational processes. In the Caribbean
region, once the introduction of fresh slaves had ended (in the British and French
...
Sidney Wilfred Mintz, 2007
What changes have occurred in the culture of the modern Cayua, insofar as the
sources of such changes are acculturational? 2. What are the specific
acculturational sources of these various changes? 3. How are the various
acculturational ...
8
Memoir Series of the American Anthropological Association
What changes have occurred in the culture of the modern Cayua, insofar as the
sources of such changes are acculturational? 2. What are the specific
acculturational sources of these various changes? 3. How are the various
acculturational ...
9
Memoirs of the American Anthropological Association
What changes have occurred in the culture of the modern Cayua, insofar as the
sources of such changes are acculturational? 2. What are the specific
acculturational sources of these various changes? 3. How are the various
acculturational ...
American Anthropological Association
10
Creole Religions of the Caribbean: An Introduction from ...
... ”the most massive acculturational event in human history” (Mintz 1974: 9).
Upon arriving in the Americas, Africans experienced multiple levels of
acculturation: an initial adaptation to new languages and customs in an
interchange with slaves ...
Margarite Fernández Olmos, Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert, 2003
