英语学术论文写作

内容简介

本书共八章，逐一介绍了撰写论文的准备工作、研究论文的摘要部分、研究论文的方法部分、研究论文的结果部分、研究论文的讨论部分等。

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As an example of advanced writing, written academic discourse can be defined as thetype of writing used in an academic environment for a number of special purposesincluding doing research, writing reports, preparing term papers, reviewing books andarticles, and completing theses and dissertations. Among the varieties of academicdiscourse, the research paper/article has gained prestige as it best shows the verbal andintellectual qualities most sought after in an academic environment.Because of its importance, academic discourse has been widely researched and there is alarge number of books and pamphlets for the students taking higher courses in universitiesand colleges. This book is based on the experiences of the present authors who have beenteaching English and especially advanced writing to some university students in China.The ainl of the book is to add to the vast source of knowledge on academic discourse ashort publication to help senior and postgraduate students, both in China and elsewhere, tolearn the skills necessary for producing an academic research paper.Both the special language and discourse structure of an academic research paper areaddressed in this presentation. Unlike in most other publications on academic discourse, itis assumed here that this register has a set of macro-elements of structure with eachhaving a set of micro-elements. The book discusses and explains the rationale for differentmacro- and micro-elements, functions, and relevant linguistic features, by using genuineexamples from recent international and local journals.The organization of the book is based on the number of macro-elements of structurediscussed in this book. Although there ks disagreement among the academic community asto the number of elements, we believe that the present structure is appropriate for mostsituations in which the preparation and completion of an academic research paper is arequirement of the course.

作者简介

Huang Guowen, Professor of English and Linguistics at Sun Yatsen University. He received his PhD degrees from the University of Edinburgh and the University of Wales, Cardiff. He publishes extensively both in China and abroad, His research interests include systemic functional linguistics, discourse analysis, applied linguistics and translation studies.