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Academic identity traits : ...
This volume investigates identity traits in academic discourse. Its main purpose is to better understand how and to what extent language forms and functions are adapting to the globalisation of academic discourse. Key factors of verbal behaviour such as the affiliation of actors to one or more cultures have been found to interact, producing transversal identities that are independent of local traits, with a tendency to merge and hybridise in an intercultural sense. The volume consists of three main parts: The first deals with identity traits across languages and cultures, as the use of a given language affects the writing of a scholar, especially when it is not his/her native language. The second comprises investigations of identity features characterising specific disciplinary communities or marking a differentiation from other branches of knowledge. The third part of the volume deals with identity aspects emerging from genre and gender variation
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monografia Rebiun38174144 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun38174144 m o d | cr -n--------- 111207s2012 sz a ob 000 0 eng d 1-299-43824-5 3-0351-0343-7 10.3726/978-3-0351-0343-4 doi CBUC 991004382916706713 MiAaPQ eng rda pn MiAaPQ MiAaPQ eng 401/.41 23 ET 760 rvk Academic identity traits a corpus-based investigation Maurizio Gotti (ed.). Bern New York Peter Lang 2012 Bern New York Bern New York Peter Lang 1 online resource (377 p.) 1 online resource (377 p.) Text txt computer c online resource cr Linguistic insights : studies in language and communication 1424-8689 v. 150 Description based upon print version of record Includes bibliographical references Contents; MAURIZIO GOTTI Introduction 9; MAURIZIO GOTTI 1. Variation in Academic Texts 23; MAURIZIO GOTTI 2. The CADIS Corpus 43; Identity Traits across Languages and Cultures; DAVIDE S. GIANNONI 3. Local/Global Identities and the Medical Editorial Genre 59; LARISSA D'ANGELO 4. Identity Conflicts in Book Reviews: A Cross-disciplinary Comparison 79; STEFANIA M. MACI 5. The Discussion Section of Medical Research Articles: A Cross-cultural Perspective 95; MICHELE SALA 6. Different Systems, Different Styles: Legal Expertise and Professional Identities in Legal Research Articles 121 Identity Traits within and across Disciplinary CommunitiesULISSE BELOTTI 7. Variations of Identity in Single- and Multi-Authored Economics RA Abstracts 145; DAVIDE S. GIANNONI 8. Evaluation and Popularisation in Journal Editorials: Medicine vs Applied Linguistics 173; DAVIDE S. GIANNONI 9. Metaphoric Expressions and Editorial Identity Across Disciplines 187; MICHELE SALA 10. Metadiscursive Resources as Indicators of Disciplinary Variation 207; MICHELE SALA 11. Interrogative Forms as Engagement Markers: A Diachronic Perspective 221; Identity Traits across Genres and Genders STEFANIA M. MACI 12. Fast-track Publications: The Genre of Medical Research Letters 243LARISSA D'ANGELO 13. Academic Poster Presentations: Mapping the Genre 263; STEFANIA M. MACI 14. The Genre of Medical Conference Posters 283; LARISSA D'ANGELO 15. Exploring Gender Identity in Academic Research Articles and Book Reviews 303; References 333; Notes on Contributors 361 This volume investigates identity traits in academic discourse. Its main purpose is to better understand how and to what extent language forms and functions are adapting to the globalisation of academic discourse. Key factors of verbal behaviour such as the affiliation of actors to one or more cultures have been found to interact, producing transversal identities that are independent of local traits, with a tendency to merge and hybridise in an intercultural sense. The volume consists of three main parts: The first deals with identity traits across languages and cultures, as the use of a given language affects the writing of a scholar, especially when it is not his/her native language. The second comprises investigations of identity features characterising specific disciplinary communities or marking a differentiation from other branches of knowledge. The third part of the volume deals with identity aspects emerging from genre and gender variation English Discourse analysis- Social aspects Identity (Psychology) Sociolinguistics Gotti, Maurizio 3-0343-1141-9 Linguistic insights v. 150