Lexical Bundles in Chemistry Research Articles

Zare, Javad; Valipouri, Leila

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2022.906641

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“…Specifically, comparing how lexical bundles are used in rhetorical moves in qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods RAs can provide more concrete and targeted guidance for constructing coherent discourse in different research paradigms. Second, with the exception of Mizumoto et al (2017), most of these previous studies have explored only one RA section, which may not be enough to provide writing guidance for students, as each RA section plays a distinctive role in a text and the use of lexical bundles may be related to specific communicative purposes of moves in different RA sections (Zare and Valipouri 2022).…”

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Mapping shared lexical bundles onto rhetorical moves in nursing research articles: A comparative study of paradigmatic variation

Yang

2024

ICAME Journal

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Previous studies have identified frequent lexical bundles associated with qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research paradigms. These paradigmatic investigations of lexical bundles conducted thus far seem to have two limitations. One is that they have primarily concentrated on distinctive lexical bundles, without much analysis of the shared bundles in qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research paradigms. Another shortcoming is that they tend not to explore in which contexts lexical bundles are likely to occur. These two problems deserve attention, as shared bundles are also frequently used to facilitate fluent linguistic production and analysing lexical bundles in their surrounding contexts can help reveal their specific textual meanings. To address these two limitations, this study seeks to link shared lexical bundles with rhetorical moves based on a corpus consisting of qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods nursing research articles. The findings of this study show that in certain move-steps, shared lexical bundles have distinctive discourse functions in mixed methods research. Meanwhile, the findings also show that there are move-steps where shared lexical bundles have similar discourse functions in two or three research paradigms. Revealing shared lexical bundles’ discourse functions in specific contexts may enable learners to know where to use the bundles in a text.

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Mapping shared lexical bundles onto rhetorical moves in nursing research articles: A comparative study of paradigmatic variation

Yang

2024

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“…After completing a number of investigations in the area of lexical bundles and comparing bundles across registers, Biber et al (1999) "found that the grammatical structure of lexical bundles is a distinguishing feature of registers" [4]. Teaching English to those who use it for academic purposes is the aim of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) [14].…”

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Structure of Lexical Bundles in Journal Scopus One: International Journal of English Studies

Aji,

Haryanto

2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The purpose of this study is to analyze the structure of threeword Lexical Bundles in the International Journal of English Studies articles Vol.22, especially on the conclusion. The data were collected by using the documentation method, then analyzed by using classification as conducted by Hajar. The result of the research is 27 lexical bundles were only structurally grouped into eight structure forms. They are Noun phrases with of-phrase fragments (the limit of, the curtailment of, the scope of, the embodiment of, the best of, the significance of, the pain of, the story of, the study of, as harbingers of, the norm of, the reaffirmation of, the argument of, the depiction of, the time of, the use of), Noun phrases with other post-modifier fragments (The relationship between, Such as the), another prepositional phrase (fragment) (In order to, In a contemporary), Anticipatory it + verb phrase/adjective phrase (that has been), Passive verb + prepositional phrase fragment (have been already), Copula be + noun phrase/adjective phrase (due on the, it that of), to-clause fragment (To stop the, To support the), and Other expressions (as well as). Based on the data, the researcher conclude that structured Noun phrases with of-phrase fragments, which included sixteen bundles, were the most structural form of lexical bundles employed in those articles. They are "the limit of, the curtailment of, the scope of, the embodiment of, the best of, the significance of, the pain of, the story of, the study of, as harbingers of, the norm of, the reaffirmation of, the argument of, the depiction of, the time of, the use of". The bundle has been used frequently in almost all articles in the international journals of English Studies conclusion. The outcome of this article is anticipated to include references to analyze the lexical bundle's structure.

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An entropy-based corpus method for improving keyword extraction: An example of sustainability corpus

Chen,

Chang

2024

Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence

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Lexical Bundles in Chemistry Research Articles

Cited by 3 publications

References 32 publications

Mapping shared lexical bundles onto rhetorical moves in nursing research articles: A comparative study of paradigmatic variation

Mapping shared lexical bundles onto rhetorical moves in nursing research articles: A comparative study of paradigmatic variation

Structure of Lexical Bundles in Journal Scopus One: International Journal of English Studies

An entropy-based corpus method for improving keyword extraction: An example of sustainability corpus

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