Competencia discursiva y redacción de abstractsGestionar la doble identidad estudiante e investigador

  1. MARIA DOLORS CAÑADA PUJOLS
  2. CARME BACH MARTORELL
Zeitschrift:
RLA: Revista de lingüística teórica y aplicada

ISSN: 0033-698X,  0718-4883

Datum der Publikation: 2020

Nummer: 58

Seiten: 159-183

Art: Artikel

DOI: 10.29393/RLA58-7MCCD20007 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen Access editor

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Zusammenfassung

Undergraduate final-year dissertations abstracts are academic texts written by students starting out as researchers. Although there are studies on abstracts produced by experts, few of them have dealt with abstracts produced by students. In this paper, abstracts written by future graduates in Applied Languages are analysed. This is done at three levels: supra-textual, macro-textual (rhetorical moves) and micro-textual (metadiscourse markers). The analysis shows how rhetorical structures that are prototypical of the genre appear, as do some emergent moves. Regarding metadiscourse resources, students use a wide range of markers, the most prominent ones being metadiscourse structure markers (encapsulators ―also known as shell nouns― and ordinal markers). The main finding is that the abstracts are hybrid texts: halfway between academic discourse, produced by a student to be assessed, and specialised discourse, produced by and directed to expert readers.

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