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A Contrastive Study of Metadiscourse in English and Persian Editorials [PDF]
The original impetus for this cross-linguistic study came from a need to explore the effect of cultural factors and generic conventions on the use and distribution of metadiscourse within a single genre.
Davud Kuhi, Manijeh Mojood
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Use of metadiscourse for identity construction in tourist city publicity:A comparative study of Chinese and Australian social media discourse. [PDF]
Huang J, Xiao W, Wang Y.
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Representation of interactional metadiscourse in translated and native English: A corpus-assisted study. [PDF]
Chou I, Li W, Liu K.
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A corpus-based study of metadiscourse features in Chinese-English simultaneous interpreting. [PDF]
Ren W, Wang L.
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Correlated metadiscourse and metacognition in writing research articles: A cross-linguistic and cross-cultural study. [PDF]
Gai FH, Wang Y.
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In the recent decades the interpersonal nature of written academic communication has been widely studied in various linguistic/cultural contexts, including Lithuanian.
Anna Ruskan, Greta Maslauskienė
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Metadiscourse refers to the evolving text, to the writer, and to the imagined readers of that text. It is based on a view of writing as a social engagement. This study draws on an interpersonal model of metadiscourse to examine disciplinary influences on the use of interactive metadiscourse in research article introductions.
Reza Abdi, Parisa Ahmadi
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Interactional Metadiscourse Markers for the Chapter of Maryam in the Holy Qur an : A Field Study
The present study seeks to provide explanations for the interactional metadiscourse markers in the Chapter of Maryam in Qur an It investigates how these interactional markers are distributed all along the verses in this Chapter and how the Quranic discourse implements these markers in order to create particular hints and remarks for the reader .
Salih M a hdi Adai, +1 more
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A corpus-based analysis of Arab scholars’ use of interactional metadiscourse markers
Authors frequently employ metadiscourse markers (MDMs) in academic literature to encode their perspectives, support their claims and captivate readers. The usage of MDMs based on a variety of taxonomies and models has long been studied by researchers with the interpersonal model being one of the most widely applied.
Abdulaziz Bashir Sanosi +1 more
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In academic writing, managing authorial stance is crucial in developing authority and engaging readers. However, undergraduates as novice writers are not aware that metadiscourse markers may help them to manage stance in writing. As a result, they tend to misuse these linguistic features and generate imprecise assertive claims which affect the tone and
Meizareena Mizad, Siti Afifah Hashim
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