内容提要 Hm.语言应用 目录 Chapter 1 Introduction1.1 The Social View Towards Research Articles1.2 Objectives of the Study1.3 Significance of the Study1.4 Outline of the BookChapter 2 Key Concepts Defined2.1 The RA Genre2.1.1 The Concept of the RA2.1.2 Characteristics of the RA2.2 Identity2.2.1 The Concept of Identity2.2.2 Discoursal Construction of Identity2.2.3 Writer Identity in Academic Writing2.3 The RA Genre and Authorial IdentityChapter 3 Literature Review3.1 Interaction in Academic Writing3.1.1 Under Different Terms3.1.2 On Different Aspects3.2 Interaction in RA Genre3.3 Identity Construction in Academic Discourse3.3.1 Theoretical Research on Identity Construction in AcademicWriting3.3.2 Practical Research on Identity Construction in AcademicWriting3.4 Identity Construction in RA GenreChapter 4 TheoreticalFramework4.1 Hyland‘s Model of Academic Interaction4.1.1 Stance and Writer-oriented Interaction4.1.2 Engagement and Reader-oriented Interaction4.2 Genre Analysis4.2.1 Traditions of Genre Analysis Theories4.2.2 Genre Analysis of RAs4.3 The Framework Used in This Study4.3.1 Motivations for the Present Framework4.3.2 The Framework for Analyzing lnteractional Features inRAs...Chapter 5 Research Design5.1 Data Selection and Corpus Building5.1.1 Data Selection5.l.2 Corpus Building5.2 Data Analysis5.2.1 Annotation5.2.2 Method of AnalysisChapter 6 Frequency of Stance and Engagement Markers in English andChinese RAs6.1 Frequency of Stance Markers in English and Chinese RAs6.1.1 Hedges in English and Chinese RAs6.1.2 Boosters in English and Chinese RAs6.1.3 Attitude Markers in English and Chinese RAs6.1.4 Self-mention in English and Chinese RAs6.1.5 Summary of Stance Markers Used in RAs6.2 Frequency of Engagement Markers in English and ChineseRAs6.2.1 Reader pronouns in English and Chinese RAs6.2.2 Personal Asides in English and Chinese RAs6.2.3 Appeals to Shared Knowledge in English and Chinese RAs.6.2.4 Directives in English and Chinese RAs6.2.5 Questions in English and Chinese RAs6.2.6 Summary of Engagement Markers Used in RAsChapter 7 Distribution of Stance and Engagement Markers AcrossGeneric Structure in English and Chinese RAs7.1 Distribution of Stance Markers Across Generic Structure inEnglish and Chinese RAs7.1.1 Hedges Across Generic Structure7.1.2 Boosters Across Generic Structure7.1.3 Attitude Markers Across Generic Structure7.1.4 Self-mention Across Generic Structure7.1.5 Summary of Stance Markers Across Generic Structure in Englishand Chinese RAs7.2 Distribution of Engagement Markers Across Generic Structure inEnglish and Chinese RAs7.2.1 Reader Pronouns Across Generic Structure7.2.2 Personal Asides Across Generic Structure7.2.3 Appeals to Shared Knowledge Across Generic Structure inAs7.2.4 Directives Across Generic Structure7.2.5 Questions Across Generic Structure7.2.6 Summary of Engagement Markers in English and ChineseRAsChapter 8 Manifestations of Authorial Identity Construction8.1 Manifestations of the RA Writer’s Identity8.2 Social and Psychological Features Influencing AuthorialIdentity Construction8.2.1 Reconciliation Between Ethical Canons and CognitiveConstructs8.2.2 Beliefs About Utterance Production and Interpretation8.2.3 Perceptions of Face8.2.4 Implementation of Academic NormsChapter 9 Conclusion9.1 Summary of Major Findings9.2 Implications of the Current Research9.2.1 Implications for RA Writing9.2.2 Implications for the Teaching of Academic Writing9.3 Limitations of the Research9.4 Recommendations for Future Research BibliographyAppendicesAppendix 1 English and Chinese RAs Used as Data of This StudyAppendix 2 Excerpts of English and Chinese RAsIndex 作者介绍
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