Academic Writing and Research across Disciplines in Africa : From Students to Experts.

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Bibliographic Details
Call Number:Libro Electrónico
Other Authors: Schmied, Josef J., Nkemleke, Daniel A.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Göttingen : Cuvillier Verlag, 2016.
Series:REAL studies.
Subjects:
Academic writing > Congresses.
English language > Writing > Congresses.
English language > Variation > Cameroon > Congresses.
Research > Africa, English-speaking > Congresses.
Scholars > Africa, English-speaking > Congresses.
Écriture savante > Congrès.
Anglais (Langue) > Variation > Cameroun > Congrès.
Recherche > Afrique anglophone > Congrès.
Savants > Afrique anglophone > Congrès.
Academic writing
English language > Variation
English language > Writing
Research
Scholars
Cameroon
English-speaking Africa
Conference papers and proceedings
Online Access:Texto completo
Table of Contents:
  • Preface; Contents; Introduction: Research Capacity Building throughAcademic Networks and Mentoring ; Academic Writing World-Wide: Comparing MetadiscourseConventions, Credibility, and New FunctionalStandards?; Analyzing Research Article Introductions in theHumanities Using the CARS Model:How Genre Knowledge Can Enhance Academic WritingSkills of Junior Scientists; Simple Tools on the Internet for English Non-NativeAcademic Writers; Exploring Gender Differences in the Use of Hedges andBoosters among Advanced ESL Learners in Cameroon.
  • Accomplishing Scientific Writing: The Case of the LongEssay in English Language Studies at the University ofBueaHedging among Advanced L2 Users of nglish: EpistemicEvidential and Judgement Verbs; Cohesive Devices in Students' Research Proposals in Cameroon English; A Corpus-based Study of Tense Uses by AdvancedLearners of English in Nigeria; The Phonology of Ln Englishes: Specific and CommonRoutes, and Convergence with Innovations in L1 Englishwith Focus on Cameroon English; Ellipsis in Cameroon Spoken English; The Syntax of Non-Focalized Wh-Question in CameroonSpoken English.
  • Time and Punctuality: Cameroonian and AmericanCultural Scripts StudyExplicating the Semantics of Metaphors in the Languageof Corruption in Cameroon; Linguistic Practices of Postgraduate Students at the EcoleNormale Supérieure, Yaoundé; Demand and Supply of English in Selected LanguageCentres in the City of Yaoundé; Contemporary Anglophone Cameroon Cinema in theMediation of an Anglophone Identity: Language andMediums; Anglophone Cameroon Video Films and Representation; Air Traffic and International Health in Africa:The Need for Innovative Health Policies and Systems.

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