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Metadiscourse : exploring interaction in writing /
"First released in 2005, Ken Hyland's Metadiscourse has become a canonical account of how language is used in written communication. 'Metadiscourse' is defined as the ways that writers reflect on their texts to refer to themselves, their readers or the text itself. It is a key re...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London ; New York, NY :
Bloomsbury Academic,
2019.
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| Edición: | [Second edition]. |
| Colección: | Bloomsbury classics in linguistics.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Acknowledgements to first edition; Acknowledgements to second edition; Preface to first edition; Preface to second edition; Section 1: What is metadiscourse?; Chapter 1: First impressions; 1.1 A brief overview of metadiscourse; 1.2 A context of emergence: information and interaction; 1.3 Metadiscourse and audience awareness; 1.4 Metadiscourse, interaction and audience; 1.5 Summary and conclusion; Chapter 2: Definitions, issues and classifications; 2.1 Definitions of metadiscourse; 2.2 Propositional and metadiscourse meanings
- 2.3 'Levels of meaning'2.4 Functional analyses; 2.5 'Textual' and 'interpersonal' functions; 2.6 Metadiscourse signals; 2.7 Categorizations of metadiscourse; 2.8 Summary and conclusions; Chapter 3: A metadiscourse model; 3.1 Key principles of metadiscourse; 3.2 A classification of metadiscourse; 3.3 Metadiscourse resources; 3.4 An illustration: metadiscourse in postgraduate writing; 3.5 The limits of description; 3.6 Summary and conclusions; Section 2: Metadiscourse in practice; Chapter 4: Metadiscourse and rhetoric; 4.1 The concept of rhetoric; 4.2 Academic discourse and rhetoric
- 4.3 Metadiscourse, ethos and The Origin of Species4.4 Business discourse and metadiscourse; 4.5 Metadiscourse and rhetoric in company annual reports; 4.6 Summary and conclusions; Notes; Chapter 5: Metadiscourse and genre; 5.1 The concept of genre; 5.2 Metadiscourse and genre; 5.3 Metadiscourse in academic research articles; 5.4 Metadiscourse in popular science articles; 5.5 Metadiscourse in introductory textbooks; 5.6 Summary and conclusions; Chapter 6: Metadiscourse and culture; 6.1 Culture and language; 6.2 Metadiscourse across languages; 6.3 Metadiscourse and writing in English
- 6.4 Interactive metadiscourse in English6.5 Interactional metadiscourse in English; 6.6 Summary and conclusions; Chapter 7: Metadiscourse and community; 7.1 The concept of community; 7.2 Community, academic writing and metadiscourse; 7.3 Metadiscourse variation in articles across disciplines; 7.4 Interactional metadiscourse in articles across disciplines; 7.5 Interactive metadiscourse in articles across disciplines; 7.6 Metadiscourse variation in textbooks across disciplines; 7.7 Interactional metadiscourse in textbooks across disciplines
- 7.8 Interactive metadiscourse in textbooks across disciplines7.9 Summary and conclusions; Section 3: Issues and implications; Chapter 8: Metadiscourse in the classroom; 8.1 Students, writing and audience awareness; 8.2 Advantages of teaching metadiscourse features; 8.3 Some teaching principles; 8.4 Some teaching strategies; 8.5 Summary and conclusions; Chapter 9: Issues and directions; 9.1 Metadiscourse and the socially situated writer; 9.2 Metadiscourse and interpersonal engagement; 9.3 Metadiscourse and discourse variation; 9.4 Metadiscourse and classroom practice; 9.5 Methodological issues