Move combinations in the conclusion section of applied linguistics research articles

Tomoyuki Kawase
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Genre analyses of research articles (RAs) have identified types of communicative purposes or moves achieved in different sections. However, very few studies have explored why moves are sequenced in specific manners. This study examines how writers relate moves to be coherent in the conclusion section of fifty applied linguistics RAs. The analysis shows that the writers achieved different types of moves in a relational manner for specific rhetorical intentions. The majority presented a summary of the study or previous research trends as background information to guide readers to acknowledge the significance of the study or the findings they later indicated. Some writers drew implications from findings of their studies they presented earlier to demonstrate the usefulness of the findings. Others provided recommendations for future studies based on the limitations of their studies that they indicated earlier to draw readers’ attention away from the limitations as potential weaknesses.
应用语言学研究文章结论部分的移动组合
对研究文章(RA)进行的体裁分析确定了不同章节中达到的交际目的或动作的类型。然而,很少有研究探讨为什么要以特定的方式对动作进行排序。本研究探讨了作者如何在 50 篇应用语言学研究报告的结论部分将动作连贯起来。分析表明,作家们为了特定的修辞意图,以关联的方式实现了不同类型的动作。大多数作者在结尾部分介绍了研究摘要或以前的研究趋势作为背景信息,以引导读者认识到研究的意义或他们后来指出的研究结果。一些作者从他们之前介绍的研究结果中引申出意义,以证明研究结果的有用性。另一些作者则根据他们之前指出的研究局限性,为今后的研究提出了建议,以吸引读者的注意力,使读者不再将这些局限性视为潜在的弱点。
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