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Title: | Text in World and World in Text: Goals and Models of Scientific Writing | Authors: | Hunston, S. | Issue Date: | 1985 | Citation: | Hunston, S. (1985). Text in World and World in Text: Goals and Models of Scientific Writing. The Nottingham Linguistic Circular 14 : 25-40. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. | Abstract: | A model for the representation of goal-achievement is proposed, comprising the following elements: goal, step, problem, evaluation of +/- achieved. Criteria for the recognition of these elements in scientific research articles are suggested. The information in the texts studied may be represented as a hierarchy of goals. This represents the way scientists encode their world in such articles. The text itself is instrumental in achieving the scientists' implicit real-world goals, & is understood in this light. A possible formulation of such goals is suggested. AA. | Source Title: | The Nottingham Linguistic Circular | URI: | http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/130233 |
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