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Culture and Styles of Academic Discourse
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Table of contents
- Introduction
- Part One. Values, attitudes, and doings
- Cross-cultural academic communication: a discourse-community view
- Academic writing and cultural identity: the case of Czech academic writing
- Doing well ... doing badly: An analysis of the role of conflicting cultural values in judgments of relative “academic achievement”
- Language culture, language awareness, and writing curricula in Polish schools
- The signs of a new time: academic writing in ESP curricula of Ukrainian universities
- Developing awareness of the rhetorical and linguistic conventions of writing a thesis in English: addressing the needs of EFL/ESL postgraduate students
- Mind your metaphors! Historical and theoretical notes toward a constructivist theory of metaphor in scientific communication
- Systems of reference in intellectual discourse: a potential source of intercultural stereotypes
- Part Two. Interpersonal meanings in academic discourse: The case of hedging
- Modalization: Probability – an exploration into its role in academic writing
- Some observations on the distribution and function of hedging in German and English academic writing
- Hedging in English and Bulgarian academic writing
- The effects of hedges and gender on the attitudes of readers in the United States toward material in a science textbook
- Part Three. Variation in the genre
- Journal abstracts from three academic fields in the United States and Sweden: national or disciplinary proclivities?
- Research article introductions in Malay: Rhetoric in an emerging research community
- If not given, then what? Things that come first in academic discourse
- Analyzing digressiveness in Polish academic texts
- Inference in science and popular science
- Index