Final Research Report Discursive Genre in High Education
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https://doi.org/10.15381/lengsoc.v17i1.22369Keywords:
discourse, discursive gender, academic discourse, scientific discourse, research reportAbstract
The present work addresses the study of one of the discursive genres used in the UNMSM Professional School of Chemistry: the final research report. The definition of academic discourse and scientific discourse, the characteristics of gender, textual structuring, as well as the most relevant linguistic marks will be presented.
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