UNIVERSITY OF LATVIA

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH STUDIES

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COURSE REPORT

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Riga 2010

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 INTRODUCTION

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 REFERENCES
1. Peter Murray (1993) Phaidon architecture guide. Phaidon Press.
2. James Stevens Curl (1997) Encyclopaedia of Architectural Terms.

3. Ernest E. Burden (2002) Illustrated dictionary of architecture. McGraw-Hill.

4. (2007) The Green guide Italy. Michelin Apa Publications, ltd.

5. (2005) Time Out Paris. Time Out Guides Ltd.

6. Chris Rowthorn (2005) Lonely planet Japan. Lonely Planet Publications.

7. Jan Dodd, Simon Richmond (2001) The rough guide to Japan. Rough Guides.

8. Michael Leapman (2007) Eyewitness Travel Guide Madrid. Dorling Kindersley Limited.

9. Go San Francisco Guidebook.(2010) Go San Francisco Card and Smart Destinations Inc.

Internet sources:

1. Gabrielle von Bernstorff (2007) Architecture and Language. Available from

http://www.sappiens.net/english/articles.nsf/Cultural_management/Architecture_and_Lan
guage/ [Accessed May 12, 2010]
2. Sachiko Nishimura, Robert Waryszak and Brian King (2007) The Use of Guidebooks by
Japanese Overseas Tourists: A Quantitative Approach. Journal of Travel Research 2007;
45; 275. Available from http://jtr.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/45/3/275 [Accessed
May 12, 2010]

3. Mike Robinson, Tazim Jamal (2009) The SAGE Handbook of Tourism Studies. Sage
publications Available from http://books.google.ru/books?
id=ZefUfF_ZIsYC&pg=PA658&lpg=PA658&dq=Dann+
%281996%29+languaging&source [Accessed May 12, 2010]

4. (2010) Paris. 2007 Fastcheck AB. Available from www.arrivalguides.com [Accessed May
12, 2010]

5. (2010) Tokyo. 2007 Fastcheck AB. Available from www.arrivalguides.com [Accessed May
12, 2010]

6. Van Dijk, T. A. (2001) Specialized Discourse and Knowledge. Available from

http://www.discourses.org/Unpublished/SpecDis&Know.htm [Accessed May 12, 2010]

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