1999
DOI: 10.4000/asp.2331
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Réseaux de cohérence et de cohésion dans la pratique de l'anglais scientifique

Abstract: Cet article s'attache à montrer comment la recherche en anglais scientifique à partir de l'étude d'un corpus constitué en diachronie sur un thème scientifique de biologie (les acides gras essentiels) peut fournir une base pour l'enseignement de l'anglais de spécialité à des étudiants de maîtrise. Il est d'abord procédé à un rapide parcours des différentes épistémologies qui se sont succédé pour proposer l'organisation des savoirs scientifiques. Il est ensuite montré comment les enseignants de langues de spécia… Show more

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“…In higher education, although other models have been proposed (Piaget, 1970), knowledge continues to be organized vertically (Magnet, 1999). This means that the knowledge organization model (Tableau synoptique des connaissances positives, 1907) implies a hierarchy (Hacking, 1983) that places mathematics at the top alongside other hard sciences, "Knowledge on the top of the hierarchyis, by convention, called 'positive knowledge'" (Hacking, 1983, p. 153).…”
Section: Hyper-specialization and The Closure Of Disciplines In Highementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In higher education, although other models have been proposed (Piaget, 1970), knowledge continues to be organized vertically (Magnet, 1999). This means that the knowledge organization model (Tableau synoptique des connaissances positives, 1907) implies a hierarchy (Hacking, 1983) that places mathematics at the top alongside other hard sciences, "Knowledge on the top of the hierarchyis, by convention, called 'positive knowledge'" (Hacking, 1983, p. 153).…”
Section: Hyper-specialization and The Closure Of Disciplines In Highementioning
confidence: 99%