The European penitentiary context has become a multicultural reality that requires reflection on a re-thinking of programmes of penal management in terms of intercultural communication and social mediation. The RiUscire project, a continuation of the DEPORT project, aims to create a model of communication, both linguistic and professional, that can contribute to the social reinsertion of foreign inmates. This intervention presents the first data collected on the linguistic repertories of foreign inmates, elaborated from questionnaires and semi-structured interviews
Répertoires linguistiques des détenus étrangers en Italie et en Europe: premiers résultats des projets RiUscire et DEPORT
Benucci A
2017-01-01
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The European penitentiary context has become a multicultural reality that requires reflection on a re-thinking of programmes of penal management in terms of intercultural communication and social mediation. The RiUscire project, a continuation of the DEPORT project, aims to create a model of communication, both linguistic and professional, that can contribute to the social reinsertion of foreign inmates. This intervention presents the first data collected on the linguistic repertories of foreign inmates, elaborated from questionnaires and semi-structured interviewsFile in questo prodotto:
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