Research Genres: Explorations and Applications

John M. Swales

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Discourse Analysis in Language Studies Academic Writing and Publishing Doctoral Education Challenges and Solutions

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1. Toward a world of genre 2. The role of English in the research world 3. Theoretical and methodological issues 4. 'Getting done': The PhD dssertation 5. The PhD defense 6. Research talk and research talks 7. The Research Article Revisited 8. Three remaining issues.

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