An Integrated Approach to Intermediate Japanese Workbook
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This is the workbook that accompanies the "An integrated approach to intermediate Japanese" text and audio files.
Akira Miura es profesor emérito de japonés en la Universidad de Wisconsin, Madison, donde enseñó todos los niveles de japonés, así como pedagogía japonesa, durante más de treinta años. Nativo de Tokio y graduado de la Universidad de Tokio, obtuvo su Ed.D. de la Universidad de Columbia. También es autor de "English Loanwords in Japanese", "An Integrated Approach to Intermediate Japanese", "Problematic English Words Written in Katakana", "Japanese Cultural Episodes for Speed Reading" y "Let's Get to Know Japan!". Sus traducciones incluyen "Twenty-four Eyes" de Sakae Tsuboi y "Words in Context" de Takeo Suzuki.


This is the workbook that accompanies the "An integrated approach to intermediate Japanese" text and audio files.
Observing the nuances of language, Shunji Suzuki contends, is more complicated than simply cataloging speech patterns. Language includes a set of unconscious expectations that communicate much, much more.Words in Context is an exploration of the intimate relationship between language and lifestyle, psychology, and culture. Suzuki convincingly illustrates the dangers of isolating words from their cultural context, and focuses on the types of misperceptions that result from such widely held practices.Citing examples from Japanese and other languages, he demonstrates how words carry nuanced cultural baggage and must be considered in the broader context of culture, history, and social mores to fully appreciate their potency.