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Reader directions are comments on the text in the text: they give signals
to the reader about where the author is going, where he or she has got to,
and what he or she has achieved so far. The author "intrudes" to direct
the reader in some way.
Starting with the top level this can apply to:
the whole thesis ( the focus of this thesis is...);
another chapter ( the physical properties are presented and
analysed in Chapter 5);
the current chapter ( the rest of this chapter will examine...);
another section ( in the previous section, it was demonstrated...);
the current section ( the following case study will illuminate...);
the passage immediately preceeding or following ( the objectives are
as follows:...).
More specifically, these reader directions can function to:
preview:
Example 1: These two techniques are discussed below.
https://www.readability.com/articles/pi1xruyc
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Givingreaderdirectionswww.monash.edu.au
Original URL:
http://www.monash.edu.au/lls/llonline/writing/general/lit-reviews/2.xml
https://www.readability.com/articles/pi1xruyc
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