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The linguistic demands of workplace learning: Power and miscommunication in vocational interactions

FILLIETTAZ, Laurent

FILLIETTAZ, Laurent. The linguistic demands of workplace learning: Power and

miscommunication in vocational interactions. In: M. Bär, A. Bonnet, H. Decke-Cornill, A.

Grünewald & A. Hu. Globalisierung, Migration und Fremdsprachenunterricht. Hamburg : Schneider Verlag Hoengehren, 2012. p. 315-326

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