Moscow University Press
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The book is meant for scholars, educators, teachers, and students of humanities, as well as a wide range of readers interested in intercultural communication.
This monograph is devoted to issues of intercultural communication, translation, and linguistic education in a digital society. The authors demonstrate how the development of information technology not only provides numerous new opportunities for the mass exchange of information of a wide variety of types and content, but also changes the nature of intercultural communication and translation activities, introducing significant adjustments to the principles and methods of linguistic education.
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