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    This document is a summary of the research article "Textography: Toward a Contextualization of Written Academic Discourse" published in 1998 in Research on Language and Social Interaction. The article, written by John M. Swales from the University of Michigan, examines written academic discourse and proposes a framework called "textography" for contextualizing different written academic genres based on their communicative purpose, form, and expected readership. It received 15 citations according to the provided metadata.

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    This document is a summary of the research article "Textography: Toward a Contextualization of Written Academic Discourse" published in 1998 in Research on Language and Social Interaction. The article, written by John M. Swales from the University of Michigan, examines written academic discourse and proposes a framework called "textography" for contextualizing different written academic genres based on their communicative purpose, form, and expected readership. It received 15 citations according to the provided metadata.

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    Textography: Toward a Contextualization of Written Academic Discourse

    Article  in  Research on Language and Social Interaction · January 1998


    DOI: 10.1207/s15327973rlsi3101_7

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