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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 Academic Discourse: English in a Global Context Xiao, Yuehai
2011
3 p. 198-199
2 p.
artikel
2 A contrastive study of the variation of sentence connectors in academic English Carrió-Pastor, María Luisa
2013
3 p. 192-202
11 p.
artikel
3 A genre-based investigation of applied linguistics book reviews in English and Brazilian Portuguese Junqueira, Luciana
2013
3 p. 203-213
11 p.
artikel
4 Arguing about how the world is or how the world should be: the role of argument in IELTS tests Coffin, Caroline
2004
3 p. 229-246
18 p.
artikel
5 Argumentation in higher education. Improving practice through theory and research Bondi, Marina
2013
3 p. 229-231
3 p.
artikel
6 Assessing the quality and bias of web-based sources: implications for academic writing Stapleton, Paul
2003
3 p. 229-245
17 p.
artikel
7 A tribute to John Swales Hyland, Ken
2006
3 p. 171-173
3 p.
artikel
8 BALEAP activity 2010
3 p. 250-251
2 p.
artikel
9 BALEAP: The global forum for EAP professionals 2011
3 p. 205-207
3 p.
artikel
10 BALEAP: The global forum for EAP professionals 2013
3 p. 232-233
2 p.
artikel
11 BALEAP: The global forum for EAP professionals 2012
3 p. 280-282
3 p.
artikel
12 Beyond the academic essay: Discipline-specific writing in nursing and midwifery Gimenez, Julio
2008
3 p. 151-164
14 p.
artikel
13 Call for Papers 2005
3 p. 285-286
2 p.
artikel
14 Call for Proposals 2006
3 p. 248-249
2 p.
artikel
15 Changing international student and business staff perceptions of in-sessional EAP: using the CEM model Sloan, Diane
2010
3 p. 198-210
13 p.
artikel
16 Citation practices among non-native expert and novice scientific writers Mansourizadeh, Kobra
2011
3 p. 152-161
10 p.
artikel
17 Communicative Activities for EAP Pilcher, Nick
2012
3 p. 276-277
2 p.
artikel
18 Concordancing in L2 writing class: An overview of research and issues Yoon, Choongil
2011
3 p. 130-139
10 p.
artikel
19 Conference Call for Proposals 2006
3 p. 247-
1 p.
artikel
20 Creativity, students’ academic writing, and EAP: exploring comments on writing in an English language degree programme Allison, Desmond
2004
3 p. 191-209
19 p.
artikel
21 Current developments in English for academic and specific purposes in developing, emerging and least-developed countries Ashuja'a, Abdulhameed
2011
3 p. 200-202
3 p.
artikel
22 Developing Chinese scientists’ skills for publishing in English: Evaluating collaborating-colleague workshops based on genre analysis Cargill, Margaret
2006
3 p. 207-221
15 p.
artikel
23 Differences in quality between Thai and international research articles in ELT Jaroongkhongdach, Woravut
2012
3 p. 194-209
16 p.
artikel
24 EAP Essentials: A Teacher’s Guide to Principles and Practice Thomas, Peter
2012
3 p. 277-279
3 p.
artikel
25 Editorial Hamp-Lyons, Liz
2010
3 p. 151-152
2 p.
artikel
26 Editorial Thompson, Paul
2009
3 p. 149-151
3 p.
artikel
27 Editorial Hyland, Ken
2003
3 p. 163-164
2 p.
artikel
28 Editorial Hamp-Lyons, Liz
2007
3 p. 189-
1 p.
artikel
29 Editorial Thompson, Paul
2011
3 p. 119-120
2 p.
artikel
30 Editorial Hamp-Lyons, Liz
2012
3 p. F1-F2
nvt p.
artikel
31 Editorial board 2010
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
32 Editorial Board 2003
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
33 Editorial board 2006
3 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
34 Editorial board 2005
3 p. co2-
1 p.
artikel
35 Editorial Board 2004
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
36 Editorial board 2008
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
37 Editorial board 2007
3 p. CO2-
1 p.
artikel
38 Editorial board 2009
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
39 Editorial board 2013
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
40 Editorial board 2012
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
41 Editorial board 2011
3 p. IFC-
1 p.
artikel
42 Editorial for 7,3 Hamp-Lyons, Liz
2008
3 p. 139-
1 p.
artikel
43 Editorial for JEAP 4,3 Hamp-Lyons, Liz
2005
3 p. 185-186
2 p.
artikel
44 English for research purposes at the University of Santiago de Compostela: a survey Fernández Polo, Francisco Javier
2009
3 p. 152-164
13 p.
artikel
45 Evaluative review in materials development Stoller, Fredricka L.
2006
3 p. 174-192
19 p.
artikel
46 Exploring six MBA students’ summary writing by introspection Yang, Luxin
2003
3 p. 165-192
28 p.
artikel
47 Formulaic sequences and EAP writing development: Lexical bundles in the TOEFL iBT writing section Staples, Shelley
2013
3 p. 214-225
12 p.
artikel
48 From genre awareness to cross-genre awareness: A study in an EFL context Yayli, Demet
2011
3 p. 121-129
9 p.
artikel
49 Genre in the Classroom: Multiple Perspectives Love, Alison
2003
3 p. 265-267
3 p.
artikel
50 Google Scholar and COCA-Academic: Two very different approaches to examining academic English Davies, Mark
2013
3 p. 155-165
11 p.
artikel
51 How do writers establish research niches? A genre-based investigation into management researchers' rhetorical steps and linguistic mechanisms Lim, Jason Miin-Hwa
2012
3 p. 229-245
17 p.
artikel
52 “I ain't changing anything”: A case-study of successful generation 1.5 immigrant college students' writing Riazantseva, Anastasia
2012
3 p. 184-193
10 p.
artikel
53 Identifying academic language needs through diagnostic assessment Read, John
2008
3 p. 180-190
11 p.
artikel
54 If-conditionals in medical discourse: From theory to disciplinary practice Carter-Thomas, Shirley
2008
3 p. 191-205
15 p.
artikel
55 Incidents in an Educational Life. A Memoir (of Sorts) Lothringer, Raquel M.T.
2013
3 p. 226-227
2 p.
artikel
56 In this issue… Hamp-Lyons, Liz
2013
3 p. A1-A2
nvt p.
artikel
57 Investigating the reading-to-write construct Asención Delaney, Yuly
2008
3 p. 140-150
11 p.
artikel
58 Investigating the relationship between the use of English for academic purposes and academic attainment Donohue, James P.
2012
3 p. 210-219
10 p.
artikel
59 Is this a stupid question? International undergraduate students seeking help from teachers during office hours Skyrme, Gillian
2010
3 p. 211-221
11 p.
artikel
60 Language Issues in English-medium Universities: A Global Concern 2007
3 p. 272-273
2 p.
artikel
61 Learning to critique in EAP Kiely, Richard
2004
3 p. 211-227
17 p.
artikel
62 Linking adverbials in academic writing on applied linguistics by Chinese doctoral students Lei, Lei
2012
3 p. 267-275
9 p.
artikel
63 Multi-draft composing: An iterative model for academic argument writing Eckstein, Grant
2011
3 p. 162-172
11 p.
artikel
64 Multilingual reading proficiency in an emerging parallel-language environment Mežek, Špela
2013
3 p. 166-179
14 p.
artikel
65 [No title] Allison, Desmond
2006
3 p. 244-246
3 p.
artikel
66 [No title] Bamford, Julia
2008
3 p. 210-212
3 p.
artikel
67 [No title] Cotton, Fiona
2005
3 p. 279-283
5 p.
artikel
68 [No title] Hamp-Lyons, L
2004
3 p. 189-
1 p.
artikel
69 [No title] Simpson, Steve
2008
3 p. 208-210
3 p.
artikel
70 [No title] Basturkmen, Helen
2008
3 p. 212-213
2 p.
artikel
71 [No title] Hughes, Michael
2008
3 p. 214-215
2 p.
artikel
72 [No title] Min, Young-Kyung
2008
3 p. 206-207
2 p.
artikel
73 [No title] Swales, John M.
2007
3 p. 278-280
3 p.
artikel
74 [No title] Shapiro, Shawna
2007
3 p. 274-277
4 p.
artikel
75 [No title] Wang, Wei
2007
3 p. 281-283
3 p.
artikel
76 Novice ESL writers: A longitudinal case-study of the situated academic writing processes of three undergraduates in a TESOL context Green, Simon
2013
3 p. 180-191
12 p.
artikel
77 Occluded academic genres: An analysis of the MBA Thought Essay Conner Loudermilk, Brandon
2007
3 p. 190-205
16 p.
artikel
78 On the use of demonstrative pronouns and determiners as cohesive devices: A focus on sentence-initial this/these in academic prose Gray, Bethany
2010
3 p. 167-183
17 p.
artikel
79 Pattern and meaning across genres and disciplines: An exploratory study Groom, Nicholas
2005
3 p. 257-277
21 p.
artikel
80 Preparing history teachers to work with English learners through a focus on the academic language of historical analysis Schall-Leckrone, Laura
2012
3 p. 246-266
21 p.
artikel
81 Pre-reading materials from subject matter texts—Learner choices and the underlying learner characteristics Huang, Shu-Chen
2006
3 p. 193-206
14 p.
artikel
82 Reading in preparation for writing a PhD thesis: Case studies of experiences Kwan, Becky S.C.
2009
3 p. 180-191
12 p.
artikel
83 Register, Genre, and Style. Douglas Biber and Susan Conrad Groom, Nicholas
2013
3 p. 227-229
3 p.
artikel
84 REMOVED: A case study on two advisor–advisee relationships in a Master’s TESOL program in Taiwan Chen, Cheryl Wei-yu
2010
3 p. 222-
1 p.
artikel
85 Review of: Academic writing and plagiarism: A linguistic analysis Yigitoglu, Nur
2010
3 p. 223-225
3 p.
artikel
86 Review of: A synthesis of research on second language writing in English Sharma, Bal Krishna
2010
3 p. 246-248
3 p.
artikel
87 Review of: Genre relations: Mapping culture Ferreira, Alfredo A.
2010
3 p. 242-244
3 p.
artikel
88 Review of: Learning the Literacy Practices of Graduate School: Insiders' Reflections on Academic Enculturation Saenkhum, Tanita
2010
3 p. 244-246
3 p.
artikel
89 Review of: The MICASE Handbook: A Resource for Users of the Michigan Corpus of Academic Spoken English Nesi, Hilary
2009
3 p. 234-235
2 p.
artikel
90 Review of: Thesis and dissertation writing in a second language: A handbook for supervisors Woodward-Kron, Robyn
2009
3 p. 235-237
3 p.
artikel
91 Review of: Write Like a Chemist: A Guide and Resource Poltavtchenko, Elena
2010
3 p. 226-228
3 p.
artikel
92 Rhetorical functions of citations in high- and low-rated master's theses Petrić, Bojana
2007
3 p. 238-253
16 p.
artikel
93 Rhetorical structure and linguistic features of case presentations in case reports in Taiwanese and international medical journals Hung, Hsuan
2012
3 p. 220-228
9 p.
artikel
94 Scaffolding academic literacy with indigenous health sciences students: An evaluative study Rose, David
2008
3 p. 165-179
15 p.
artikel
95 Students' perspectives of an EAP pathway program Dooey, Patricia
2010
3 p. 184-197
14 p.
artikel
96 Syllabus design for general EAP writing courses: A cognitive approach Bruce, Ian
2005
3 p. 239-256
18 p.
artikel
97 Taking an effective authorial stance in academic writing: Making the linguistic resources explicit for L2 writers in the social sciences Chang, Peichin
2011
3 p. 140-151
12 p.
artikel
98 Teaching Readers of English: Students, Texts, and Contexts McIntosh, Kyle
2011
3 p. 203-204
2 p.
artikel
99 Teaching the academic argument in a university EFL environment Bacha, Nahla Nola
2010
3 p. 229-241
13 p.
artikel
100 Textual and discoursal resources used in the essay genre in sociology and English Bruce, Ian
2010
3 p. 153-166
14 p.
artikel
101 The effect and affect of peer review in electronic versus traditional modes on L2 writing Liu, Jun
2003
3 p. 193-227
35 p.
artikel
102 The frequency and functions of just in British academic spoken English Grant, Lynn E.
2011
3 p. 183-197
15 p.
artikel
103 The genre of syllabus in higher education Afros, Elena
2009
3 p. 224-233
10 p.
artikel
104 The impact of an EAP course on postgraduate writing Storch, Neomy
2009
3 p. 207-223
17 p.
artikel
105 The impact of EAP study on the academic experiences of international postgraduate students in Australia Terraschke, Agnes
2011
3 p. 173-182
10 p.
artikel
106 Theme choice in EAP and media language Hawes, Thomas
2012
3 p. 175-183
9 p.
artikel
107 The Michigan Corpus of Upper-level Student Papers (MICUSP) Römer, Ute
2010
3 p. 249-
1 p.
artikel
108 The role of English in scientific communication: lingua franca or Tyrannosaurus rex? Tardy, C
2004
3 p. 247-269
23 p.
artikel
109 The social and cultural life of non-native English speaking international graduate students at a Canadian university Myles, Johanne
2003
3 p. 247-263
17 p.
artikel
110 The structure of PhD conclusion chapters Bunton, David
2005
3 p. 207-224
18 p.
artikel
111 The use of engagement resources in high- and low-rated undergraduate geography essays Siew Mei, Wu
2007
3 p. 254-271
18 p.
artikel
112 The use of we in a learner corpus of reports written by EFL Engineering students Luzón, María José
2009
3 p. 192-206
15 p.
artikel
113 “The writing of this thesis was a process that I could not explore with the positivistic detachment of the classical sociologist” 1 1 From S3 in our corpus. Although we list the writers and titles of our corpus at the end of this paper, in the text we discuss the theses by discipline (H for History and S for Sociology) and a number, in order to focus on the texts themselves rather than on the individual writers. : Self and structure in New Humanities research theses Starfield, Sue
2006
3 p. 222-243
22 p.
artikel
114 “This means that…”: a linguistic perspective of writing and learning in a discipline Woodward-Kron, Robyn
2009
3 p. 165-179
15 p.
artikel
115 Vocabulary knowledge differences between placed and promoted EAP students Clark, Martyn K.
2005
3 p. 225-238
14 p.
artikel
116 What enhances EFL students’ participation in lecture discourse? Student, lecturer and discourse perspectives Morell, Teresa
2007
3 p. 222-237
16 p.
artikel
117 Writing at the graduate level: What tasks do professors actually require? Cooper, Amy
2007
3 p. 206-221
16 p.
artikel
118 Writing the qualitative dissertation: what motivates and sustains commitment to a fuzzy genre? Belcher, Diane
2005
3 p. 187-205
19 p.
artikel
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