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卷号 论文号 论文题目
Vol. 43 Article 01 Thesis and dissertation writing in a second language: Context, identity, genre
Vol. 43 Article 02 Identity, voice and agency in two EAL doctoral writing contexts
Vol. 43 Article 03 Developing an authorial voice in PhD multilingual student writing: The reader’s perspective
Vol. 43 Article 04 Transdisciplinary becoming as a gendered activity: A reflexive study of dissertation mentoring
Vol. 43 Article 05 The lived experience of thesis writers in group writing conferences: The quest for “perfect” and “critical”
Vol. 43 Article 06 You can’t be Shakespearean talking about the institutionalisation of sex offenders: Creativity and creative practices of multilingual doctoral writers
Vol. 43 Article 07 Performing expertise in doctoral dissertations: Thoughts on a fundamental dilemma facing doctoral students and their supervisors
Vol. 43 Article 08 Anguish and anxiety, stress and strain: Attending to writers’ stress in the dissertation process
Vol. 43 Article 09 Academic writing support through individual consultations: EAL doctoral student experiences and evaluation
Vol. 43 Article 10 Re-writing the doctorate: New contexts, identities, and genres
Vol. 43 Article 11 The Discourse of Peer Review: Reviewing Submissions to Academic Journals, Brian Paltridge. Palgrave Macmillan. London, England (2017). 242 pp. Hardcover $119.99. E-Book $89.00.
Vol. 44 Article 12 Selected bibliography of recent scholarship in second language writing
Vol. 44 Article 13 Use of lexical features in non-native academic writing
Vol. 44 Article 14 Student perceptions of non-native English speaking tutors at a writing center in Japan
Vol. 44 Article 15 Citation as a social practice in a TESOL graduate program: A language socialization approach
Vol. 44 Article 16 “So and so” says, states and argues: A corpus-assisted engagement analysis of reporting verbs
Vol. 44 Article 17 Syntactic complexity and writing quality in assessed first-year L2 writing
Vol. 44 Article 18 Effects of intertextual processing on L2 integrated writing
Vol. 44 Article 19 Teaching Writing for Academic Purposes to Multilingual Students: Instructional Approaches, John Bitchener, Neomy Storch, Rosemary Wette (Eds.). Routledge (2017). pp. 220. Paperback: US $46.95 Hardback: US$160.00.
Vol. 44 Article 20 Collaborations and Innovations: Supporting Multilingual Writers Across Campus Units. Nancy DeJoy and Beatrice Quarshie Smith (Eds.). University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, MI (2017). 230 pp. Paperback: $26.3; Ebook: $19.99.
Vol. 44 Article 21 The Essential Hyland: Studies in Applied Linguistics, Ken Hyland. Bloomsbury Publishing, London & New York (2018). pp. 506, Paperback: £22.49 (US $30.56), Hardback: £67.50 (US $91.80), EBook: £21.58 (US $24.44).
Vol. 44 Article 22 Academic Biliteracies: Multilingual Repertoires in Higher Education. David M. Palfreyman Christa van der Walt, Bristol Multilingual Matters (2017), 224 pp., Paperback: $39.95; eBook: $35.00.
Vol. 44 Article 23 English in the disciplines: A multidimensional model for ESP course design, Christoph A. Hafner and Lindsay Miller, Routledge, London and New York (2019), 294 pp., Paperback: £97.75; eBook: £35.99.
Vol. 44 Article 24 On Writtenness: The Cultural Politics of Academic Writing Joan Turner London Bloomsbury (2018) 289 pp., £63.59 (Paperback).
Vol. 44 Article 25 Olga Majchrzak. Learner Identity and Learner Beliefs in EFL Writing, Springer, Berlin, GER (2018) 269 pp. Hardcover: US$89.
Vol. 44 Article 26 Selected bibliography of recent scholarship in second language writing
Vol. 44 Article 27 Standards of English in academic writing: A response to McKinley and Rose
Vol. 44 Article 28 Standards of English in academic writing: The authors respond
Vol. 45 Article 29 The underrepresented sibling of the Symposium on Second Language Writing—A report from Mainland China
Vol. 45 Article 30 Comparing the effect of collaborative and individual prewriting on EFL learners’ writing development
Vol. 45 Article 31 The associations between working memory and the effects of four different types of written corrective feedback
Vol. 45 Article 32 Towards a quantitative model of understanding the dynamics of collaboration in collaborative writing
Vol. 45 Article 33 The role of working memory in young second language learners’ written performances
Vol. 45 Article 34 Investigating written corrective feedback: (Mis)alignment of teachers’ beliefs and practice
Vol. 45 Article 35 Are two heads always better than one? The effects of collaborative planning on L2 writing in relation to task complexity
Vol. 45 Article 36 Points of Departure: Rethinking Student Source Use and Writing Studies Research Methods, Tricia Serviss and Sandra Jamieson (Eds.). Utah State University Press (2017). pp. 266. Paperback: $33.95. Ebook: $27.
Vol. 45 Article 37 The Internationalization of US Writing Programs, Shirley K. Rose and Irwin Weiser (Eds.). Utah State University Press, Logan, UT (2018); Paperback: $33.95; E-book $27.95.
Vol. 45 Article 38 Susan Carter and Deborah Laurs, (Eds.), Developing Research Writing: A Handbook for Supervisors and Advisors, 2018, Routledge/Taylor & Francis; New York and UK, 258 pp. Paperback: £31.99, US$50.95.
Vol. 45 Article 39 A. Cheng, (Ed), Genre and graduate-level research writing, 2018, University of Michigan Press; Ann Arbor, MI, Paper 978-0-472-03706-3 $27.00 U.S. Ebook 978-0-472-12454-1 $23.00.
Vol. 45 Article 40 Elena Sheldon, Knowledge construction in academia: A challenge for multilingual scholars, 2018, Peter Lang; Berlin, Germany, Pp. 248, Paperback: $63.95.
Vol. 45 Article 41 Pedagogies and Policies for Publishing Research in English: Local Initiatives Supporting International Scholars, James N. Corcoran, Karen Englander, Laura-Mihaela Muresan (Eds.), Routledge, New York (2019), pp. 299. Paperback: £29.59; Hardback £88.00; eBook £18.50
Vol. 45 Article 42 Selected bibliography of recent scholarship in second language writing
Vol. 45 Article 43 Using intercultural rhetoric to examine translingual practices of postgraduate L2 writers of English
Vol. 46 Article 44 Syntactic complexity development in the writings of EFL learners: Insights from a dependency syntactically-annotated corpus
Vol. 46 Article 45 The writing of Spanish majors: A longitudinal analysis of syntactic complexity
Vol. 46 Article 46 Developing L2 writing teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge of genre through the unfamiliar genre project
Vol. 46 Article 47 Effects of teacher-scaffolded and self-scaffolded corrective feedback compared to direct corrective feedback on grammatical accuracy in English L2 writing
Vol. 46 Article 48 Grammatical complexity: ‘What Does It Mean’ and ‘So What’ for L2 writing classrooms?
Vol. 46 Article 49 Machine Translation and Global Research: Towards Improved Machine Translation Literacy in the Scholarly Community, Lynne Bowker, Jairo Buitrago Ciro, Emerald Publishing, Bingley (2019), pp. 128, Hardback: £60.00
Vol. 46 Article 50 L2 Writing Beyond English, Nur Yiğitoğlu, Melinda Reichelt (Eds.), Multilingual Matters (2019), pp. 242. Hardback: US $149.95. Ebook: US $40.00
Vol. 46 Article 51 Selected bibliography of recent scholarship in second language writing
Vol. 46 Article 52 DD Editors' introduction: The place of language in second language writing
Vol. 46 Article 53 Keeping the language in second language writing classes
Vol. 46 Article 54 Potentials of writing-to-learn-language activities from second language acquisition research
Vol. 46 Article 55 Learning through language: A response to Polio, “Keeping the language in second language classes”
Vol. 46 Article 56 More than “language focus boxes”: The place of language in genre-based pedagogies
Vol. 46 Article 57 Considering the importance of L2 learners’ writing needs
Vol. 46 Article 58 Focusing on language in second language writing classrooms: Rethinking the approach
Vol. 46 Article 59 Exploring L2 writers’ source-text use in an integrated writing assessment

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