This book explores how interactions are achieved in new academic discourses. Applying corpus-based analysis to academic blogs, online book reviews, article highlights and more, the author offers new insights into how researchers seek to make their work accessible to new audiences and create egalitarian relations with them.

Academic style and its standards are often unclear to students and scholars. This book aims to unpack the concept of "academic style proofreading" using methodologies including terminology, corpus stylistics and error analysis, presenting common errors and possible proofreading solutions. For research, professional and educational use.

Le langage prefabrique suscite l interet aussi bien de la linguistique generale que de la linguistique acquisitionnelle. La recurrence, la repetition et la non-application de regles grammaticales et lexicales concernent par consequent ces deux branches de recherche, meme si les methodes d identification et les definitions utilisees sont parfois distinctes.
Dans le but de comprendre le phenomene vaste des sequences prefabriquees (SP), leur acquisition aux differents niveaux de competence linguistique ainsi que les usages qu en font les locuteurs natifs, l auteur combine les approches de la...

This book serves as an insightful ethnographic introduction to the language and oral traditions of the Inugguit, a sub-group of the Inuit who live in north-west Greenland. A unique work, it encompasses an overview of the grammar of Polar Eskimo a language spoken by about 770 people as well as a description of their oral traditions (drum-dancing and story-telling) and the most extensive glossary of the language compiled to date. The book presents the Polar Eskimo language in the orthography established by the author in conjunction with the local community in Greenland, an extremely difficult...