21.2267, Qs: Move Analysis Applied to Dissertation Abstracts

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Subject: 21.2267, Qs: Move Analysis Applied to Dissertation Abstracts

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Date: 18-May-2010
From: Sara Talaee < belle_fille1025 at yahoo.com >
Subject: Move Analysis Applied to Dissertation Abstracts
 

	
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Date: Wed, 19 May 2010 09:37:07
From: Sara Talaee [belle_fille1025 at yahoo.com]
Subject: Move Analysis Applied to Dissertation Abstracts

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For my MA thesis I am doing a comparative genre analysis of 
dissertation abstracts in the hard and soft sciences with respect to 
move analysis. So, what I need is a suitable model for move analysis in 
the genre of abstracts. For introduction writing, Swale's model for move 
analysis is available but unfortunately I couldn't find a convenient model 
for the above mentioned analysis for abstracts. I would be really 
grateful if you could help me in finding a suitable one.

So, many thanks in advance.

Regards,
Sara Talaee 

Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis
                     Text/Corpus Linguistics




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