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Discourse at Work: When Women Take On the Role of Managerstudy is to explore whether and to what extent new theoretical models of management are encouraging the promotion of women to positions of responsibility in companies and thus leading to a correlative improvement of the image of women managers. There is a lot of literature on these theoretical model
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Interaction between Visual and Verbal Communication: Changing Patterns in the Printed Mediatence of being ., of having a ‘sole mandate’ in analysing, describing and explaining a clearly delineated set of objects, entities or phenomena. The interdisciplinary approach of CDA allows us to consider a wide variety of communicative methods and media from different perspectives in a way that doe
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Wie jeder sich klarmacht, der Beste zu sein,In this chapter I will look briefly at interdisciplinarity in the context of cross-cultural communication. The communication I’m interested in is between Indigenous peoples and European settlers in contemporary Australia — specifically, the ways in which the settlers’ voice represents the voice of the Indigenous ‘other’.
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Voicing the ‘Other’: Reading and Writing Indigenous AustraliansIn this chapter I will look briefly at interdisciplinarity in the context of cross-cultural communication. The communication I’m interested in is between Indigenous peoples and European settlers in contemporary Australia — specifically, the ways in which the settlers’ voice represents the voice of the Indigenous ‘other’.