Citation Function Analysis in Two or More Discourses
Happy Research Group
Eric Tran, Juan Gonzalez, Erick Aguinaldo, Jarrett Vargas
Source (Title)
Upreti, R., & Singh, R. (2017).
Transformation of man into smartphone
slave. Indian Journal of Health and
Wellbeing, 8(9), 1075-1078.
Upreti, R., & Singh, R. (2017).
Transformation of man into smartphone
slave. Indian Journal of Health and
Wellbeing, 8(9), 1075-1078.
Upreti, R., & Singh, R. (2017).
Transformation of man into smartphone
slave. Indian Journal of Health and
Wellbeing, 8(9), 1075-1078.
Review of Dinoflagellate Detection
Methods
(Rublee, Remington, Schaefer, &
Marshall, 2005)
Review of Dinoflagellate Detection
Methods
(Rublee, Remington, Schaefer, &
Marshall, 2005)
Review of Dinoflagellate Detection
Methods
(Rublee, Remington, Schaefer, &
Marshall, 2005)
Citation Function
Establishing facts, Establishing
newness in mobile phone
capabilities, Summarizing,
Establishing past, present, or
future contribution to the
knowledge in the field
Summarizing, Attribution,
inform on possible outcomes
Attribution, Establish facts,
Establishing newness in
previous knowledge,
Exemplification
Establishing past, present, or
future contribution to the
knowledge in the field.
Establishing facts, further
reference, establishing past,
present, or future contribution
to the knowledge in the field.
Attribution. Orienting the
known. Establishing past,
present, or future contribution
to the knowledge in the field.
Example from Article
Along with the smartphone fundamental
capabilities to make voice call, video
call, SMS, and MMS, smartphones have
been repositioned as a “new information
medium” (May & Hearn, 2011)
Nonetheless, no matter how smart the
smartphone is; it will not result in
expected benefits and effectiveness, if
they are not being utilized effectively
(Agarwal & Prasad, 1999).
By 2020, there will be 5.5 billion mobile
users, representing 70 percent of the
global population, according to today’s
release of the Cisco Visual Networking
Index (VNI) Global Mobile Data
(Traffic Forecast, 2015-2020)
Pfiesteria piscida, and its sister species,
P. shumwayae, have been the focus of
intense research and frequent
controversy (c.f. Burkholder and
Glasgow 2002; Burkholder et al. 2005;
Samet et al. 2001)
The controversial aspects have arisen at
least in part because Pfiesteria is an
‘unconventional’ organism, difficult to
identify and culture, with a complex life
cycle, complex nutrition, and complex
interactions with other organisms,
including fish and mammals (c.f.
Burkholder, Glasgow, and Deamer-
Melia 2001a; Grattan et al. 1998; Levin
et al. 2003)
Studies in the past decade suggest that
Pfiesteria is a cosmopolitan organism
with a worldwide distribution (Jakobsen
et al. 2002; Rhodes et al. 2002, unpubl.
data; Rublee et al. 1999, 2001, 2002,
2004)