This book focuses on scientific terminology and phraseology in research papers in the domains of new technologies which remain to be highly specialized means of communicating. It approaches scientific communication both from the theoretical and practical perspective with the use of corpus linguistics methodology. The current study is a holistic and comprehensive approach to message construction starting from the macrostructure of a research paper, via terminology and phraseology, ending with the pragmatic aspects, all of which contribute to communicating research results.
The book will be an indispensable aid for language researchers and translators as well as anyone interested in scientific communication, particularly in technical and empirical domains.
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Höhe: 216 mm
Breite: 153 mm
Dicke: 22 mm
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978-3-631-87320-5 (9783631873205)
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Aleksandra Beata Makowska holds a PhD degree in linguistics. She also holds an MA in Specialised Translation, an MA in Marketing and Management and MBA. Currently, she teaches business-oriented spiecialised varieties of English. Her research interests include EAP, ESP, sports terminology in Polish, English and German.
Scientists as a community - Scientific language and writing - Terminology and phraseology in scientific writing - Corpora in analyses of scientific writing - The MTCS corpus, its design, tools and methodology - Macrostructure and multimodality of the MTCS research articles - The scrutiny of MTCS terminology - Phraseology in the MTCS research articles - Supplementary analysis of the MTCS research articles
