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    The document outlines three moves that are commonly used in academic writing to establish territory in a research area, identify a niche for new research, and present current work. Move 1 involves establishing a territory through citations, claims of centrality, generalizations about a topic, and reviews of previous research. Move 2 establishes a niche by citing sources, counterclaiming, identifying gaps, raising questions, and continuing traditions. Move 3 occupies the niche by citing sources, outlining research purposes, presenting research descriptively or purposively, and announcing principal findings and outlining the paper's structure.

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    The document outlines three moves that are commonly used in academic writing to establish territory in a research area, identify a niche for new research, and present current work. Move 1 involves establishing a territory through citations, claims of centrality, generalizations about a topic, and reviews of previous research. Move 2 establishes a niche by citing sources, counterclaiming, identifying gaps, raising questions, and continuing traditions. Move 3 occupies the niche by citing sources, outlining research purposes, presenting research descriptively or purposively, and announcing principal findings and outlining the paper's structure.

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    Dokumen PDF

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    The document outlines three moves that are commonly used in academic writing to establish territory in a research area, identify a niche for new research, and present current work. Move 1 involves establishing a territory through citations, claims of centrality, generalizations about a topic, and reviews of previous research. Move 2 establishes a niche by citing sources, counterclaiming, identifying gaps, raising questions, and continuing traditions. Move 3 occupies the niche by citing sources, outlining research purposes, presenting research descriptively or purposively, and announcing principal findings and outlining the paper's structure.

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    Move Steps Evidence and Justification

    Move 1 Establishing a Territory

    - Citations

    - Claiming centrality

    - Making topic
    generalizations

    (of increasing specifity)

    - Reviewing items of
    previous

    research

    Move 2 Establishing a niche

    - Citations

    - Counter claiming

    - Indicating a gap

    - Question raising (adding


    to

    what is known)

    - Continuing a tradition

    (optional-presenting
    positive

    justification)
    Move 3 Occupying the niche
    (Presenting the present
    work)

    - Citations

    - Outlined purposes

    - present research

    descriptively and/or

    purposively (obligatory)

    - (optional-presenting

    research questions or

    hypotheses)

    - (optional-definitional

    clarifications)

    - (optional-summarized

    methods)

    - announced principal

    findings (PISF-or
    outcomes)

    - (PISF-stating the value of

    the present research)

    - Indicated RA structure

    (PISF-outlining the
    structure

    of the paper
    PISF: Probable in some fields but unlikely in others

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