Defining formality: Adapting to the abstract demands of academic discourse
Abstract
Measures of formality have historically been linked to the spoken-written language continuum; however, modern communication increasingly employs the written mode using different degrees of informality (e.g., emails, text messages, etc.). While allowances are made for these varied genres and registers, the use of informal expression in the written mode often impacts the quality of academic discourse. The present study aims to map the linguistic...
Paper Details
Title
Defining formality: Adapting to the abstract demands of academic discourse
Published Date
Mar 1, 2019
Volume
38
Pages
146 - 158
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