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Self-mention in the academic discourse of ELF writers
Topics in Linguistics, 2021 English has firmly established itself as a lingua franca in the international environment and in no environment is this more true than in the academic one.
Maňáková Monika
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A corpus-based study of self-mention markers in English research articles [PDF]
International Journal of Language Teaching and Education, 2021 The current research aimed at investigating the authorial identity through explicit self-mention markers (I, me, my, we, us, and our) in English research articles written by Indonesian authors.
Salwa Fadila Firdaus +2 more
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Self-mentions in evaluating academic discourse [PDF]
Известия Саратовского университета. Новая серия: Серия Филология, Журналистика, 2022 The article presents the analysis of Russian self-mentions – elements of authorization comprising “the voice of the author” – in evaluative academic discourse.
Viktorova, Elena Yuryevna
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SAGE Open, 2021 Despite the existing extensive research on stance markers such as hedges, boosters, and self-mention in academic writing, few studies, however, examined the co-occurrence of these stance markers to help authors project their identities in writing.
Jingjing Wang, Liangjing Zeng
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Self-mention and engagement mechanisms of (negative) evaluation in linguistics academic reviews: A diachronic insight [PDF]
Zbornik Radova Filozofskog Fakulteta u Prištini, 2023 The paper is a small-scale exploratory study of self-mention and engagement markers in the reviews published in a reputable Serbian academic journal South Slavic Philologist during the 1920s.
Vučićević Ana Lj. +1 more
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Humanities & Social Sciences Communications, 2023 Self-mention refers to the presentation and mention of writers themselves in texts. As there has been limited research on whether authors have changed the ways they refer to themselves in their English research articles, we explored whether and to what ...
Hua Wang, Zhiqing Hu
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Self-mentions in design area disciplines: A corpus analysis
HeliyonThis study analyzes the self-mention forms represented by first-person pronouns (I, me, my, we, us, and our), self-citations, and other forms of mentions made by the same author(s) in each article (e.g., this writer, the author, the authors, the research
Victor(ia) Batres-Prieto, Asad Abbas
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A Functional Investigation of Self-mention in Soft Science Master Theses [PDF]
Journal of Applied Linguistics, 2016 This study is a quantitative and functional corpus-based study of self-mention in soft science Master theses. One important purpose of this study was to find out the functions of self-mention in soft science Master theses.
Somaye Afsari, Davud Kuhi
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Self-mention in Scientific Articles Written by Turkish and Non-Turkish Authors
Procedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2013 AbstractThis study explored the distribution and frequency of first person pronouns, particularly the use of “I” and “we” perspective, through comparative qualitative and quantitative analysis of 20 articles written by Turkish authors in English, and 20 articles written by non-Turkish authors in English.
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Frontiers in Research Metrics and AnalyticsAlthough previous preconceived notions discourage authors from asserting their presence in research articles (RAs), recent studies have substantiated that the use of self-mention markers offer a means to establish authorial identity and recognition in a ...
Fatemeh Moradi, Mohammad Reza Montazeri
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