Avialinguistics

The Study of Language for Aviation Purposes

Anna P Borowska author Sambor Grucza editor

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Peter Lang AG

Published:18th Jul '17

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This book explores the interdisciplinary field of avialinguistics, focusing on language's role in aviation communication and providing insights for improvement.

The book Avialinguistics offers the first thorough exploration of this emerging field, which combines aviation and linguistics. The author delves into how language functions within the aviation industry, emphasizing its critical role in ensuring safety and efficiency. By examining Aeronautical English, the book highlights the specific language needs of pilots, air traffic controllers, and other aviation professionals, providing a comprehensive overview of the discourse that characterizes this unique environment.

In Avialinguistics, the author not only identifies common linguistic errors in aviation communication but also proposes practical solutions for improvement. Through a detailed analysis of real-life scenarios, the book illustrates how misunderstandings can arise and offers strategies to enhance clarity and precision in communication. This integrated approach serves as a valuable resource for those involved in aviation training and operations, aiming to foster better understanding and collaboration among professionals.

Furthermore, the book emphasizes the importance of bridging the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical application. By testing theoretical concepts against actual pilot-controller interactions, the author provides readers with insights into the nuances of aviation discourse. Overall, Avialinguistics stands as a significant contribution to the fields of applied linguistics and aviation, paving the way for further research and development in this vital area.

ISBN: 9783631721384

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 530g

332 pages

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