'Genre analysis' presentation slideshows

Book Report Academic Writing for Graduate Students Essential Tasks and Skills (3 rd edition)

Book Report Academic Writing for Graduate Students Essential Tasks and Skills (3 rd edition). Asst. Prof. Dr. Siriluck Usaha Department of English for Business Communication School Liberal Arts. Academic Writing for Graduate Students Essential Tasks and Skills. I. About the Book

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Critical Issues in Information Systems

Critical Issues in Information Systems. BUSS 951. Lecture 12 Evolution of Systems. Recall. Last week we claimed that you could analyse a system using Systemic Functional Linguistics

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Register and Genre

Register and Genre. SFL and Strata: Each stratum is embedded in the higher one. To understand and produce discourse you need knowledge of ALL strata. Motivational relevancies (Hasan 1996) i.e. what elements the sender cannot ignore in his/her conception of what is relevant to the interaction.

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Academic Writing Workshop (3)

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Current Approaches to the Teaching of Writing

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Genre Analysis

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Genre Analysis

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Understanding learner needs

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Genre Criticism

Genre Criticism. What is a genre? Genre means type or category It is generally seen as a fusion of semantic (stylistic) and syntactic (substantive) features that (over time) become conventional to the audience. Genre Criticism. Television Genre

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Contextual Information and Metadata

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a cross-disciplinary approach to genre analysis

a cross-disciplinary approach to genre analysis. integrating concepts from linguistics, literary theory, film theory and rhetoric studies S. Susan Gerofsky Dept. of Curriculum and Pedagogy University of British Columbia < susan.gerofsky@ubc.ca >. Cross-disciplinarity & genre.

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Genre Analysis

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WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW

Factors that influence the writing activity (CHAT factors):. 5 Elements that compose the text (Genre Analysis) Rhetorical Purpose and Audience Content (message) Language Structure Design. WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW. ~Questions for Reading Sample.

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Rhetorical Genre Analysis

Rhetorical Genre Analysis. Genre Definitions and Features. Genre = rhetorical responses to and reflections of the situation in which they are used Genres both respond to and create rhetorical situations.

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WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW

Factors that influence the writing activity (CHAT factors):. 5 Elements that compose the text (Genre Analysis) Rhetorical Purpose and Audience Content (message) Language Structure Design. WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW. ~Questions for Reading Sample.

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WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW

Factors that influence the writing activity (CHAT factors):. 5 Elements that compose the text (Genre Analysis) Rhetorical Purpose and Audience Content (message) Language Structure Design. WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW. ~Questions for Reading Sample.

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Introductions

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Introductions

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