Un intercambio en la plataforma ResearchGate:
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El animal que hace historias
(on Jonathan Gottschall's THE STORYTELLING ANIMAL): http://vanityfea.blogspot.com.es/2012/06/el-animal-que-hace-historias.html
http://vanityfea.blogspot.com.es/2012/06/el-animal-que-hace-historias.html
Vanity Fea: El animal que hace historias
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José Angel García Landa 18 hours ago
¿Does ResearchGate assume that English is the only relevant language for academic communication?
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José Angel García Landa 0 minutes ago
Dear ResearchGate User Care:
This is very unfortunate. I understand you may not feel it convenient at this moment to support other languages, but an international platform should at least ALLOW the use of a handful of major languages, say English, French, Chinese, German, Japanese, Spanish and Arabic. As you may know, Spanish is the most internationally widespread language in terms of native users. And it is second to English in the United States as a native language. I earnestly hope that ResearchGate's understanding of the reality of multilingualism may soon extend to, at least, tolerating the existence of major international languages other than English, short of actively encouraging their use.
Sincerely,
Jose Angel Garcia Landa
Senior lecturer in English, University of Zaragoza
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Me he dejado el ruso y el hindi. Pero claro, ¿qué les vamos a decir a los americanos, si aquí en España la CNEAI (organismo oficial) me ha denegado un sexenio con el argumento, entre otros, de que había hecho una publicación en español?
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se puede ver haciendo clic en la foto ésta de Termineitor. Y hay más enlaces a cosas mías al pie de esta página.
Lo siento mucho, no debería ser así...
ResponderEliminar". Pero claro, ¿qué les vamos a decir a los americanos, si aquí en España la CNEAI (organismo oficial) me ha denegado un sexenio con el argumento, entre otros, de que había hecho una publicación en español?"
ResponderEliminar¿En serio Jose Angel?.
http://es.linkedin.com/pub/antonio-javier-morcillo-martinez/52/b7b/2a5
(mail: ajmm3@arrakis.es)
En serio en serio. Por supuesto ya he contraargumentado en el recurso que era imposible que este argumento lo hubiesen utilizado contra TODOS los artículos que les presentan en español... con lo cual se une la injusticia a la incoherencia. Pero bueno, aún estoy a la espera de que me respondan.
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