Abstract
This volume, the first of the CERLIS Series, investigates variation in scholarly communication from different analytical perspectives. Ranging from genre analysis to text linguistics, systemic functional grammar and multimodal approaches, its main purpose is that of providing insights into forms and modes of academic and scientific communication still little considered or as yet neglected in existing literature because of their relative novelty – due to changing practical and domain-related needs or cognitive expectations on the part of the audience – or their generic elusiveness – resulting from processes of multi-generic contaminations. On this basis, the volume discusses generic variation both in contrastive terms, by comparing and distinguishing contiguous genres, and, in analytical terms, by evidencing trends of variation and examining variation-sensitive elements in different textualizations of the same genre, and focusing especially on such variables as rhetorical strategy, writer stance, interpersonal engagement, and argumentation.
Questo volume, il primo della CERLIS Series, esamina la variazione linguistica nella comunicazione accademica da diverse prospettive, che includono l’analisi del genere, la linguistica testuale, la grammatica sistemico-funzionale e gli approcci multimediali, con lo scopo di fornire approfondimenti in merito a quelle realizzazioni della comunicazione accademica e scientifica ancora poco considerate o addirittura trascurate nella letteratura corrente per la loro relativa novità – dovuta ai cambiamenti di convenzioni disciplinari o meccanismi cognitivi a seguito del variare di pratiche e canali di comunicazione – oppure alla non-definitezza di alcuni generi testuali – risultante da processi di contaminazione plurigenere. Sulla base di questi presupposti teorici, il volume esamina la variazione sia in termini contrastivi – comparando e distinguendo generi contigui – e in termini analitici – mettendo in evidenza tendenze di variazione o esaminando quegli elementi più facilmente variabili in diverse testualizzazioni dello stesso genere – con particolare attenzione ad aspetti quali le strategie retoriche, lo stance autoriale e il suo posizionamento, e le risorse argomentative.
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Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends
Hybridisation in EU Academic Discourse: The Representation of EU Social Actors
2012-01-01 Polese, Vanda; D'Avanzo, Stefania
Book Chapters in Academia: Authorship in Methods (Re-)Presentation and Conditional Reasoning
2012-01-01 Abbamonte, Lucia; Cavaliere, Flavia
The Case against Homeopathy: A Study of the Rhetoric of Meta-Analysis
2012-01-01 Agostini, Claudia; Santulli, Francesca
Epistemic Modality Variation in Community Law Journals
2012-01-01 Ardizzone, Patrizia; Pennisi, Giulia A.
Texture Beyond the Text: Slides and Talk in Conference Presentations
2012-01-01 Degano, Chiara
Research Genres and Hybridisation: A Case Study from Research Articles in the Field of Cultural Heritage Studies
2012-01-01 Cesiri, Daniela
The Implications of Genre Related Choices in Early Issues of the Journal des Sçavans and the Philosophical Transactions
2012-01-01 Banks, David
Genre Variation in Academic Spoken English: the Case of Lectures and Research Conference Presentations
2012-01-01 Mariotti, Cristina
Academic Sports Science Discourse in Formal and Informal Texts: A Comparison
2012-01-01 Fazio, Alessandra
Research Articles in Business and Marketing: A Comparative Analysis of English Discussions and Italian Conclusioni
2012-01-01 Malavasi, Donatella
Introduction [a Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging Disciplinary Trends]
2012-01-01 Maci, Stefania Maria; Sala, Michele
Data di pubblicazione | Titolo | Autore/i | Tipologia | Documento allegato |
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1-gen-2012 | Hybridisation in EU Academic Discourse: The Representation of EU Social Actors | Polese, Vanda; D'Avanzo, Stefania | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | Book Chapters in Academia: Authorship in Methods (Re-)Presentation and Conditional Reasoning | Abbamonte, Lucia; Cavaliere, Flavia | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | The Case against Homeopathy: A Study of the Rhetoric of Meta-Analysis | Agostini, Claudia; Santulli, Francesca | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | Epistemic Modality Variation in Community Law Journals | Ardizzone, Patrizia; Pennisi, Giulia A. | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | Texture Beyond the Text: Slides and Talk in Conference Presentations | Degano, Chiara | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | Research Genres and Hybridisation: A Case Study from Research Articles in the Field of Cultural Heritage Studies | Cesiri, Daniela | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | The Implications of Genre Related Choices in Early Issues of the Journal des Sçavans and the Philosophical Transactions | Banks, David | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | Genre Variation in Academic Spoken English: the Case of Lectures and Research Conference Presentations | Mariotti, Cristina | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | Academic Sports Science Discourse in Formal and Informal Texts: A Comparison | Fazio, Alessandra | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | Research Articles in Business and Marketing: A Comparative Analysis of English Discussions and Italian Conclusioni | Malavasi, Donatella | CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends | |
1-gen-2012 | Introduction [a Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging Disciplinary Trends] | Maci, Stefania Maria; Sala, Michele | 1.2 Contributi in volume - Book chapters::1.2.03 Brevi introduzioni - Introductions; CERLIS Series::Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends |
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Tipologia
- Vol. 01: Genre Variation in Academic Communication. Emerging DisciplinaryTrends11
- 1.2.03 Brevi introduzioni - Introductions1
Data di pubblicazione
- 201211
Editore
- Università degli studi di Bergamo10
- CELSB Libreria Universitaria1
Serie
- CERLIS SERIES11
Lingua
- eng11
Accesso al fulltext
- open11
Settore disciplinare
- Settore L-LIN/12 - Lingua e Traduzione - Lingua Inglese11
Appartenenza
- Dipartimento di Lingue, Letterature e Culture Straniere1