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Communication

Communication SPECIAL MILLENNIUM ARTICLE The Road to Cooperation ffective linguistic communication is of para- other Nordic languages. As years have passed since the mount importance to humans. Language unites big emigration from Sweden to Finland, more of the E people and makes them feel solidarity with people younger Finnish people have stopped using Swedish as who speak the same language. Religion and culture, as their second language and now prefer English. The well as language, are part of the distinctiveness of inhab- younger people in Iceland, despite their strong Danish itants of a particular place. In northern Europe are 5 Nor- influence in the past, now prefer to speak English when dic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and they go abroad, even if it is only to the other Nordic coun- Sweden. Throughout the world, the Nordic countries are tries. A problem with language should not close the door often regarded as an entity. The reason for this is their to collaboration; if this happens, the result is increased particular geographic localization. Nevertheless, de- isolation. The solution to this problem is easy: let us all spite their proximity to one another, they are 5 different speak English. After all, English http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA Dermatology American Medical Association

Communication

Helland, Svein
JAMA Dermatology , Volume 136 (1) – Jan 1, 2000
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Communication

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SPECIAL MILLENNIUM ARTICLE The Road to Cooperation ffective linguistic communication is of para- other Nordic languages. As years have passed since the mount importance to humans. Language unites big emigration from Sweden to Finland, more of the E people and makes them feel solidarity with people younger Finnish people have stopped using Swedish as who speak the same language. Religion and culture, as their second language and now prefer English. The well as language, are part of the...
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American Medical Association
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2168-6068
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10.1001/archderm.136.1.52
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Abstract

SPECIAL MILLENNIUM ARTICLE The Road to Cooperation ffective linguistic communication is of para- other Nordic languages. As years have passed since the mount importance to humans. Language unites big emigration from Sweden to Finland, more of the E people and makes them feel solidarity with people younger Finnish people have stopped using Swedish as who speak the same language. Religion and culture, as their second language and now prefer English. The well as language, are part of the distinctiveness of inhab- younger people in Iceland, despite their strong Danish itants of a particular place. In northern Europe are 5 Nor- influence in the past, now prefer to speak English when dic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and they go abroad, even if it is only to the other Nordic coun- Sweden. Throughout the world, the Nordic countries are tries. A problem with language should not close the door often regarded as an entity. The reason for this is their to collaboration; if this happens, the result is increased particular geographic localization. Nevertheless, de- isolation. The solution to this problem is easy: let us all spite their proximity to one another, they are 5 different speak English. After all, English

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JAMA Dermatology – American Medical Association

Published: Jan 1, 2000

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