2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jeap.2019.03.006
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Chinese learner writers’ niche establishment in the Literature Review chapter of theses: A diachronic perspective

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“…Lim (2012), who investigated the management of RA introductions, found that authors used several strategies when presenting research gaps, namely, highlighting the complete absence of research bearing a specific characteristic, stressing insufficient research in a specific aspect, revealing a limitation in previous research, and contrasting conflicting previous research findings. This insight is also supported by Chen and Li (2019) who investigated Chinese authors' research gap strategies and found that pointing out insufficient research could be considered a way to present a research gap in applied linguistics RAs. However, a missing strategy called suggesting solution(s), which was not found in either study (i.e., Chen & Li, 2019;Lim, 2012), should be considered as a potential strategy in presenting a research gap.…”
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“…Lim (2012), who investigated the management of RA introductions, found that authors used several strategies when presenting research gaps, namely, highlighting the complete absence of research bearing a specific characteristic, stressing insufficient research in a specific aspect, revealing a limitation in previous research, and contrasting conflicting previous research findings. This insight is also supported by Chen and Li (2019) who investigated Chinese authors' research gap strategies and found that pointing out insufficient research could be considered a way to present a research gap in applied linguistics RAs. However, a missing strategy called suggesting solution(s), which was not found in either study (i.e., Chen & Li, 2019;Lim, 2012), should be considered as a potential strategy in presenting a research gap.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 77%
“…This insight is also supported by Chen and Li (2019) who investigated Chinese authors' research gap strategies and found that pointing out insufficient research could be considered a way to present a research gap in applied linguistics RAs. However, a missing strategy called suggesting solution(s), which was not found in either study (i.e., Chen & Li, 2019;Lim, 2012), should be considered as a potential strategy in presenting a research gap. This strategy starts with identifying some problems then proposing solution(s) to solve the problems (Kwan et al, 2012).…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 77%
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