Expository Discourse

ISBN: 9780826449139 出版年：2005 页码：177 Beverly Lewin Bloomsbury Publishing

1. A Critical Review of Genre Analysis Introduction II. The Search for 2. Structure III. Evolution of the Scientific Article: From Witnessing to Constructing Reality IV. Genre Analysis: The Field Until Now V. Scientific Research Texts as a Genre VI. The Emergence of the 'Move' VII. Conclusion 3. Methods I. Introduction II. Definition of Concepts III. Corpus/Methods IV. Summary 4. Setting the Stage: Analysis of Introduction Sections I. Introduction II. The Key Moves III. How are Moves Realised in Texts? IV. Authors' Aims in Key Moves V. Distribution and Extent of Moves VI. Sequence of Moves VII. Introductions as Narratives 5. Inviting Applause: Analysis of Discussion Sections I. Introduction II. The Key Moves III. How are Moves Realised in Text? IV. Getting from Move to Move V. Distribution and Extent of Moves VI. Sequence of Moves VII. What do Moves Accomplish? VIII. Comparison to Discussion Sections in Physical Sciences 6. The Tie that Binds: Lexical Cohesion I. Background II. Lexical Cohesion and Genre III. A Method of Analysis IV. How Lexical Cohesion Functions 7. The Cast of Characters in Scientific Terms I. Background II. Systems to Refer to Participants III. Reference Networks in Operation 8. Signaling Beginnings and Endings I. Background: Boundary Markers II. Boundary Markers in Scientific Texts 9. Conclusions I. Genre: Interaction Between Obligatory Structures and Authorial Discretion II. Specific Findings for Scientific Research Texts III. Scope of the Present Study IV. Implications