Late Modern English scientific writing
Título“Arguments That Could Possibly Be Urged”: Modal Verbs and Tentativeness in the Coruña Corpus
... that scientific English has shifted from author-centered to object-centered (Atkinson 1998), the presumably objective nature of scientific discourse has in fact been questioned, with the use of ...
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TítuloThe Conventionalization of the Passive in Late Modern Scientific English
... of English (Mair, 1998), or to the fact that the scientific discourse may be becoming more personal or subjective (Taavitsainen, ...competitive scientific market, which makes it necessary to design ...
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TítuloStance is present in scientific writing, indeed Evidence from the Coruña Corpus of English Scientific Writing
... the scientific register has been more ...in Late Modern scientific discourse, and whether differences in use can be observed between British and American authors and also across disciplines ...
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TítuloA multidimensional analysis of late Modern Englis scientific texts from the "Coruña Corpus"
... of English Scientific Writing (hereafter Coruña Corpus), an electronic corpus which is currently being compiled by the members of the Research Group in Multidimensional Studies in English ...
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On the Decline of Pleonastic that in Late Middle English and Early Modern English
... in Late Middle English, Chaucer’s verse in ...Early English Medical Writing in the historical period 1375-1700, considering that medical writing is freer from the artificiality of verse ...
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TítuloEighteenth century scientific writing in the Coruña Corpus: English "cultivated by industrious and good hands"
... examine late Modern English scientific texts in order to ascertain whether scientific writing was wholly vernacularised, as claimed by some, and to what extent not only isolated ...
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TítuloOn conditionality: a corpus based study of conditional structures in late modern english scientific texts
... During this period science became more dependent on its social context, as well. From the emergence of empiricism, submitting one’s findings to criticism from peers was both unavoidable and desirable. This prompted the ...
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TítuloAt close range: prefaces and other text types in the Coruña Corpus of English Scientific Writing
... consolidated. Late modern authors were familiar with the highly conventionalised patterns of prefaces and dedications and employed their “discursive freedom” in their scientific works even though the ...
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TítuloNoun formation in the scientific register of late modern english : a corpus based approach
... the English Standard is based on the writings of the clerks at the ...business writing used by London merchants, caused by the change of “trade patterns, especially that of the marked increase in the ...
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Título"The golden rule of divine philosophy" exemplified in the Coruña Corpus of English Scientific Writing
... the Modern English period it is basically prescriptive tendencies we are going to find more or less overtly (Valle, 1999; Moessner, 2001) whereas nowadays the approaches adopted are more ...in ...
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TítuloWho Requests Whom and How They Do It: Use of Request Markers in Late Modern English Letters
... the late nineteenth century the most common courtesy marker in requests, although the use of pray was still considerably high by the older ...the late eighteenth century, the present study would indicate ...
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"This english writing thing": students' perceptions of their writing experiences at an english medium university
... their writing experiences in different contexts may open up further questions for ...perceive writing in English as more concise, clear, and less ambiguous than in their native languages, which is ...
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TítuloLop webbe and henne cresse: morphological aspects of the scientific register in late Middle English
... Old English is the most frequent origin in the suffixes and bases of the medical text, evidence, once again, of a clear process of ver- nacularisation in this discourse ...fifteenth-century English appears ...
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TítuloNegative intensification in modern English
... The strengthening of negatives in English can be achieved in five main ways: a The use of a series of expressions with negative import; b The repetition of the adverb never or the combin[r] ...
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TítuloEighteenth century female authors: women and science in the Coruña Corpus of English Scientific Writing
... in scientific writing by female authors in the eighteenth ...the scientific establishment, such modes of expression were more typical of men and men’s writing in the context of the ...
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Writing, evaluation and publishing in a scientific journal
... incrementally extending our knowledge but do not make a contribution that satisfies the originality or significance criteria for Annals. They fill in some gaps but are not cutting edg[r] ...
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A descriptive analysis of anglicisms used in ecuadorian magazines
... in English “ mail ” is not only a system of sending messages through the computer network”, it is also “a method of transmitting information and tangible objects, where in written documents, typically enclosed in ...
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ANALYSIS OF THE WRITING STRATEGIES USED FOR TEACHING WRITING SKILLS IN CAMILO GALLEGOS TOLEDO SCHOOL, SEVENTH GRADE OF E G B PARALLEL “A” IN THE CITY OF RIOBAMBA, CHIMBORAZO PROVINCE IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017 2018
... 1.-Prewriting: This is the planning phase of the writing process first thing to know is when students brainstorm they investigate, gather and draft ideas, often using diagrams for organize their thoughts. also the ...
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Environmental awareness through writing tasks to learn english
... into English lessons have positive results for the ...of writing descriptive short texts through the development of controlled and focused activities is a good way to sensitize students towards ...
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Some developments in the semantics of the English progressive from old English to early modern English
... The preceding sections have shown the main functions of the expanded form in OE and ME. This section will concentrate on the semantics of the progressive in eModE, illustrating its use with different examples taken from ...
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