What is 'Residence Abroad' for?: Intercultural competence and the linguistic, cultural, academic, personal and professional objectives of student residence abroad

Coleman, James A. (2001). What is 'Residence Abroad' for?: Intercultural competence and the linguistic, cultural, academic, personal and professional objectives of student residence abroad. In: Di Napoli, Roberto; Polezzi, Loredana and King, Anny eds. Fuzzy boundaries?: Reflecting on modern languages and the Humanities. London: CiLT, pp. 121–140.

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About the book: This text explores current changes in modern langauges in higher education regarding shifting concepts of "knowledge" and "culture" in academia and in society at large. It presents a map of the current state of modern languages in a period largely characterized by the erosion of disciplinary boundaries across the humanities. Contributors (including Christopher Brumfit, Ronald Barnett, Michael Kelly, Susan Bassnett) analyze the relationship between traditional and emerging components of modern languages, ranging from language learning and "area studies" to relatively new fields such as cultural studies and cross-cultural communication. The book should be of interest to all those involved in shaping modern languages for the 21st century, whether as teachers, learners or researchers.

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