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@inbook{1068932, author = {DontchevaandNavratilova, Olga}, address = {Bern}, booktitle = {Insights into Academic Genres}, edition = {1.}, keywords = {authorial voice – genre - pronominal self-reference - diploma thesis - cross-cultural variation - coherence}, howpublished = {tištěná verze "print"}, language = {eng}, location = {Bern}, isbn = {978-3-0343-1211-0}, pages = {301-328}, publisher = {Peter Lang}, title = {Cross-cultural Differences in the Construal of Authorial Voice in the Genre of Diploma Theses}, year = {2012} }
TY - CHAP ID - 1068932 AU - Dontcheva-Navratilova, Olga PY - 2012 TI - Cross-cultural Differences in the Construal of Authorial Voice in the Genre of Diploma Theses VL - Linguistic Insights 160 PB - Peter Lang CY - Bern SN - 9783034312110 KW - authorial voice – genre - pronominal self-reference - diploma thesis - cross-cultural variation - coherence N2 - This chapter investigates the construal of authorial voice in the genre of diploma theses in relation to the specific communicative purposes that the authors are trying to achieve. Taking a cross-cultural perspective, the study is carried out on a corpus of diploma theses in the field of linguistics written by Czech and German students of English. The main purpose of the investigation is to explore how novice writers use pronominal self-reference items and impersonal constructions to present findings and negotiate claims. The results of the quantitative and qualitative analyses show that the writers generally manage to construct a coherent authorial voice. The author argues that novice writers’ choices cannot be explained only by a lack of expertise and a reluctance to commit themselves explicitly to their claims; they are also affected by the constraints imposed by the Master’s thesis as a genre, interference from the L1 academic-writing standard and instructions received in writing courses. ER -
DONTCHEVA-NAVRATILOVA, Olga. Cross-cultural Differences in the Construal of Authorial Voice in the Genre of Diploma Theses. In \textit{Insights into Academic Genres}. 1. vyd. Bern: Peter Lang. s.~301-328. Linguistic Insights 160. ISBN~978-3-0343-1211-0. 2012.
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