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This book illustrates the complex ways language operates within specific professional and academic contexts. Through a series of meticulously conducted corpus-based studies, the volume explores the unique linguistic features and rhetorical strategies that characterize specialized discourses across various fields, including medicine, engineering, and the humanities. It examines key aspects such as metadiscourse markers, rhetorical structures of research articles, and the customization of vocabulary tools to enhance language learning and professional communication. By revealing patterns and trends that traditional methods might overlook, this collection offers valuable insights for scholars, educators, and practitioners, making it an essential resource for understanding and improving communication within
specialized domains.
Contents
Table of contents - Introduction to Corpus-based Studies in Specialized Discourses - Rhetorical structure of research article introductions in two medical subfields - Metadiscourse patterns in research articles: Disciplinary and cross-cultural variations of engagement markers - Logical Metadiscursive Markers in Research Papers Written in English: A Corpus-based Approach - Lexical diversity and lexical density of metadiscourse devices in academic English papers on linguistics, engineering and medicine - Interactive metadiscourse markers in abstracts written by undergraduate students - Metadiscourse in classroom discourse: An analysis of interactive markers in CLIL seminars - Engagement markers in medical recipes: Evidence from G.U.L. MS Hunter 93 (T.4.10) - Customizing vocabulary software to reflect local and institutional English wordlists - The expression of disagreement of Chinese students in a foreign language: writing emails to their Spanish lecturer - Intensification and Euphemisms in American Opinion Articles about Weinstein's Accusations
