%0 Journal Article
%T Riflessioni sull¡¯insegnamento delle microlingue del russo. A proposito del volume di E. Cadorin, I. Kukushkina, <em>Il russo tecnico-scientifico</em> (Hoepli, Milano 2011, pp. 269) Teaching Russian for special purposes in Italy. Some reflections about the book E. Cadorin, I. Kukushkina, <em>Il russo tecnico-scientifico</em> (Hoepli, Milano 2011, pp. 269)
%A Maria Chiara Ferro
%J Studi Slavistici
%D 2012
%I Firenze University Press
%X The essay deals with the problems involved in teaching Russian as a foreign language in Italian Universities, in order to bring university courses into line with market demands in a globalized world. Over the last twenty years educated youngsters looking for jobs in commerce, law or tourism, have been required to have a series of skills, both in the linguistic and technical fields, that they can rarely achieve during academic lessons. The book by E. Cadorin and I. Kukushkina offers a great deal of original material intended for specialised advanced Russian language courses in the fields of natural sciences, technology, commerce, and so on. Appreciation of the book has stimulated reflections on wider questions related to ¡°when, how and where?¡± Russian for special purposes should be taught in our universities. The essay deals with the problems involved in teaching Russian as a foreign language in Italian Universities, in order to bring university courses into line with market demands in a globalized world. Over the last twenty years educated youngsters looking for jobs in commerce, law or tourism, have been required to have a series of skills, both in the linguistic and technical fields, that they can rarely achieve during academic lessons. The book by E. Cadorin and I. Kukushkina offers a great deal of original material intended for specialised advanced Russian language courses in the fields of natural sciences, technology, commerce, and so on. Appreciation of the book has stimulated reflections on wider questions related to ¡°when, how and where?¡± Russian for special purposes should be taught in our universities.
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