Oct 17, 2009 19:07
14 yrs ago
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German term
Beschwerde- und Schlichtungsstelle
German to English
Social Sciences
Psychology
It's listed as the topic for a psychotherapy symposium ("experiences with...").
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +2 | mediation & conflict resolution | misterherrnau |
3 | (here) the complaints culture | British Diana |
Proposed translations
+2
10 hrs
Selected
mediation & conflict resolution
This seems to be standard jargon (whereby the complaint bit is inherent and just assumed). I've also heard crisis intervention used in connection with psychology.
As Ingeborg Gowans discusses above, we would need more context to correctly translate Stelle (although the answer I'm proposing could actually stand alone).
As Ingeborg Gowans discusses above, we would need more context to correctly translate Stelle (although the answer I'm proposing could actually stand alone).
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Selected automatically based on peer agreement."
15 hrs
(here) the complaints culture
I realise that this is rather a free translation, but I think it expresses what the people at the symposium are actually going to be exchanging their experiences of - the way in which these days everying and anything is subjected to criticism and complaint; especially when lodging a complaint in an official way (Beschwerdestelle indicates this) will be of benefit to the complainer. Hence complaints culture.
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Note added at 15 hrs (2009-10-18 11:07:07 GMT)
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Sorry about the typos - I still use System Adler (translation?)
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Note added at 15 hrs (2009-10-18 11:07:07 GMT)
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Sorry about the typos - I still use System Adler (translation?)
Example sentence:
It's no surprise that thre ombudsman has so much work to do, what with the U.K's prevailing complaints culture
Discussion
Beschwerde f 1. (Gen) complaint; 2. (Pat) appeal; 3. (Pers) grievance (Arbeit); 4. (Recht) appeal, application
© Langenscheidt Fachverlag München, 2007
depending on more context