A new multidimensional model of writing for research publication: An analysis of disciplinarity, intra-textual variation, and L1 versus LX expert writing

Omidian, Taha; Siyanova‐Chanturia, Anna; Biber, Douglas

doi:10.1016/j.jeap.2021.101020

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“…The above approach is considered part of a multidimensional analysis research model commonly used in the study of languages and register variation (e.g., Biber et al, 1998;Omidian et al, 2021;Bui, 2020). Accordingly, the systematic linguistic characteristics of a language cannot reflect all the linguistic characteristics in a register of that speech community.…”

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A Comparative Study of Cultural Categories in American English and Vietnamese Shop Signs

Pham

2024

ijte

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There is a lack of studies on shop sign language from the perspective of Cultural Linguistics. This study contributes to the approach by investigating cultural categories in American English and Vietnamese shop signs. The corpus for analysis includes 1,748 shop signs in the US and 1,585 shop signs in Vietnam. The cultural categories are analyzed and evaluated based on their prototypes and subcategories compared from three dimensions: (1) linguistic expressions and frequency of occurrence, (2) generative capacity (in combination with other categories), and (3) pragmatic meaning (other functions related to communicative reality). The results show certain variations of the cultural categories in the three dimensions between the two speech communities, making each prototype distinctive from others in the same register and its own cross-cultural equivalents. The category variations reflect the two speech communities’ typical psychology, cognition, shared knowledge, and experience.

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A Comparative Study of Cultural Categories in American English and Vietnamese Shop Signs

Pham

2024

ijte

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“…831, 835) to confirm the register patterns (e.g., science and technology exposition, general narration, interactive persuasion). MDA has been widely used to analyze a range of register studies, such as corporate annual reports (Ren & Lu, 2021), academic writing between Anglophone and non-Anglophone experts (Omidian et al, 2021), contemporary American television (Sardinha & Pinto, 2021) and the extra-and intratextual characteristics of Czech texts (Cvrcˇek et al, 2021).…”

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Mapping the Field of Register Studies: A Bibliometric Analysis

Sun,

Wang

2023

Sage Open

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This paper provides a diachronic and bibliometric overview of register studies in the past decade. A total of 545 articles were selected from the field of linguistics of the database of Web of Science Core Collection for the analysis. For bibliometric analysis, CiteSpace and VOSViewer were used in order to reveal the co-citation analysis, the high-frequency keywords, keyword clusters, and the timeline of the keyword network in register studies. The results are summarized as follows. First, register studies have been gaining considerable academic attention in the examined years. Second, the major theoretical origins of register studies were text linguistics, systemic functional linguistics, and sociolinguistics. Third, corpus analysis and discourse analysis are the main research methods, followed by genre analysis, and conversation analysis. Fourth, important research themes were extracted and classified based on the following dimensions of register studies, namely, linguistic features, register types, register variations and pragmatic function. Furthermore, Teaching and education was an important dimension in register studies. Fifth, the recent research tended to focus on the register variations caused by the audiences, and corpus analysis and discourse analysis were widely used for broad analyses in different register studies. This bibliometric analysis also shows that online registers have become the research hotspot.

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“…Algunos autores consideran que la escritura no es una actividad mecánica que reproduce el pensamiento, sino es una herramienta epistemológica y cognitiva que lo transforma. La acción de escribir pone en marcha muchos procesos que involucran aspectos cognitivos, neurológicos y educativos (Illes et al, 2020;Omidian et al, 2021;White and Sprague, 2021). Particularmente, la legibilidad y el parámetro de Hurst tienen impacto directo procesos cognitivos como la memoria y la comprensión lectora respectivamente.…”

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Gómez-Pozos²,

Ruíz³

2022

ICBI

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Se proponen dos medidas cuantitativas, el parámetro de Hurst y la legibilidad, para realizar la verificación de autor. Se determinan las cantidades mencionadas para seis diferentes autores considerando seis obras de cada uno de ellos. Con estos valores se construye un espacio de dos dimensiones donde cada punto corresponde a un único autor; midiendo la distancia entre dos puntos de dicho espacio es posible decidir si un texto es atribuible a un autor o no. Adicionalmente dichas medidas proporcionan una interpretación cualitativa, es decir, en términos como la facilidad al leer un texto y si existen palabras, asociados, a pensamientos, que persisten en un texto.

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A new multidimensional model of writing for research publication: An analysis of disciplinarity, intra-textual variation, and L1 versus LX expert writing

Cited by 16 publications

References 46 publications

A Comparative Study of Cultural Categories in American English and Vietnamese Shop Signs

A Comparative Study of Cultural Categories in American English and Vietnamese Shop Signs

Mapping the Field of Register Studies: A Bibliometric Analysis

Métricas para verificación de autoría y emulación de procesos cognitivos

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