Authorial voice constructed in citation in literature reviews of doctoral theses: Variations across training contexts
Abstract
Constructing authorial voice is considered essential in English academic texts. Citation as an important discursive feature contributing to authorial voice has been underexplored, despite fruitful research on citation practices. It also remains largely unknown whether variations in citation-based voice construction exist in doctoral theses completed across training contexts. This study explores and compares authorial voice constructed in...
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Title
Authorial voice constructed in citation in literature reviews of doctoral theses: Variations across training contexts
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Volume
37
Pages
11 - 21
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