Teaching Keywords and Their Collocational Profiles in Marine Engineering English: A Qualitative and Quantitative Approach

Molina-Plaza, Silvia; Allani, Samira

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“…Ugurcan et al [23] analyzed ship accidents through survey questionnaires aimed at identifying the root causes of common communication problems onboard the ship and developing communication-based learning and practical assessment materials. Through corpus analysis, Silvia et al [24] identified basic English vocabulary in ocean engineering documents, optimized maritime English courses, and developed textbooks suitable for nautical students. Ziarati et al [25] recognized that most accidents that happened at sea were due to communication failures.…”

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A 40-Year Bibliometric Analysis of Maritime English Research: Insights and Implications

Chen

et al. 2023

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This study aims to obtain a critical review of the characteristics and trends in Maritime English (ME) research over the last four decades. This study contributes to a comprehensive analysis of ME based on Web of Science and Google Scholar databases by VOSviewer software. Bibliometric indicators including trends, authors, scholarly journals, references, and keywords were used in it. Results show that ME education and ME communication are the main themes in the ME research field. The International Maritime English Conference (IMEC), International Maritime Lecturers Association (IMLA), and maritime journals affiliated with maritime universities published most of the ME research articles. Most of the productive and influential scholars and academic institutions are concentrated in Europe. Quantitative analysis is the main research method in ME. The study promotes a comprehensive understanding of ME research globally and provides valuable insights into its prospects.

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A 40-Year Bibliometric Analysis of Maritime English Research: Insights and Implications

Chen

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Teaching Keywords and Their Collocational Profiles in Marine Engineering English: A Qualitative and Quantitative Approach

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A 40-Year Bibliometric Analysis of Maritime English Research: Insights and Implications

A 40-Year Bibliometric Analysis of Maritime English Research: Insights and Implications

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