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@proceedings{1195824,
author = {Helán, Robert},
booktitle = {Research School - Conceptualization of Writing: Urgent Issues and Best Solutions, Utrecht, Netherlands},
keywords = {author; audience; academic text; research writing},
language = {eng},
title = {Author-Audience-Academic Text: Three Approaches to Teaching Research Writing (poster)},
year = {2014}
}
TY - CONF
ID - 1195824
AU - Helán, Robert
PY - 2014
TI - Author-Audience-Academic Text: Three Approaches to Teaching Research Writing (poster)
KW - author
KW - audience
KW - academic text
KW - research writing
N2 - This paper investigates the main approaches to teaching academic writing to university students of English as a foreign language. Following Hyland’s (2009) classification, three such approaches are discussed, each one focusing on a specific facet of writing. Firstly, the end product of writing, i.e. the text, is the foundation on which the pedagogic use of writing templates, specialized corpora, and move analysis are based. Secondly, the writing process is taken as a point of departure to acquaint students –the future authors of academic texts – with strategies for the different stages of the process of text creation such as pre-writing, writing, and post-writing. Finally, the social dimension of writing is invoked to better understand the crucial role the audience, or the imagined readers, can play in influencing the style students need to adopt when writing for academic purposes. Several activities focused on the specific aspects of academic writing will be offered stemming from a 3-year-long project work called Geoinnovations – sponsored by the European Union structural funds – which dealt with running an EFL doctoral writing course for geographers. Particularly, a combination of these approaches will be put forward, drawing on corpus linguistics, creative writing, and collaborative teaching methodologies.
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HELÁN, Robert. Author-Audience-Academic Text: Three Approaches to Teaching Research Writing (poster). In \textit{Research School - Conceptualization of Writing: Urgent Issues and Best Solutions, Utrecht, Netherlands}. 2014.
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