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DOI: 10.1177/004839318101100305
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What Written Knowledge Does: Three Examples of Academic Discourse

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“…For some years researchers have illustrated the ways in which disciplinary bodies of knowledge are constructed through the writing practices associated with particular disciplines (Bazerman, 1981;Berkenkotter & Huckin, 1995), yet courses are informed increasingly by many contrasting disciplinary 'ways of knowing', rather than one clearly defined disciplinary frame. Consequently, it is important that course designers attempt to be more explicit about the ways in which their course is constructed through particular textual practices, which may or may not be familiar to students on the course.…”
Section: Academic Literacies 747mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For some years researchers have illustrated the ways in which disciplinary bodies of knowledge are constructed through the writing practices associated with particular disciplines (Bazerman, 1981;Berkenkotter & Huckin, 1995), yet courses are informed increasingly by many contrasting disciplinary 'ways of knowing', rather than one clearly defined disciplinary frame. Consequently, it is important that course designers attempt to be more explicit about the ways in which their course is constructed through particular textual practices, which may or may not be familiar to students on the course.…”
Section: Academic Literacies 747mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Arguably, the differences we find are linked to the distinct rhetorics (Bazerman 1981;Fahnestock and Secor 1991;Kaufer and Geisler 1989;MacDonnald 1994) and epistemological cultures (Knorr-Cetina 1999) of the different disciplines. We do not wish to make sweeping generalizations about the individual disciplines that compose each cluster.…”
Section: Comparing the Humanities History And The Social Sciencesmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Bazerman, 1988;Olson, 1994;Russell, 1997). Bazerman (1981) három eltérő szakterületű (szociológiai, biokémiai és irodalomelméleti) szövegen keresztül mutatta meg azokat az eltéréseket, amelyek jellemzők lehetnek a források felhasználására építő szövegalkotásra: az írás függ a tárgytól, a közlés tradícióitól, az előrevetített közönségtől és a szerzői szereptől. A forrásszövegek-ben megjelenő tartalmi információelemek tehát erőteljesen kontextusfüggők (Bazerman, 1981;Russell, 1997).…”
Section: A Forrásalapú íRás éRtelmezési Keretei éS a Kapcsolódó Elmélunclassified