Original: One aspect of the discourse of social and natural sciences which is essential to successfully utilize and engage in the discourse is the “rhetorical framework” which Haas mentions...
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In my paper I showed good work and connections with Gee’s concepts. One example is when I was discussing how the results section of the IMRAD format is similar to Gee’s concepts of practice and re...
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In my introduction I changed a few things. I addressed what I was going to say within my paper more clearly. These changes strengthened my thesis as well as helped show the reader my perspective. Ever...
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Gee’s Building Tasks for Discourse Analysis Building Evidence for an Analysis of Science Discourse For each of these seven building tasks, Cripps has modeled one example of a passage and brie...
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Haas opens up with the statement “At the college level, to become literate is in many ways to learn the patterns of knowing about, and behaving toward, texts within a disciplinary field” (Haas 43)...
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If someone has mastered one discourse they should have the social skills to learn another. This can be supported by Gee’s argument of metaknowledge, where he says “such metaknowledge can make “m...
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As I was writing the first draft one concern which I had was, whether I was making proper connections between both Gee and Cuddy’s work, as well as my own perspective. Another concern which I ha...
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The first theorem of Discourses, explains the idea of fluency in a specific Discourse allowing you to assume a certain identity. Lacking fluency in a specific Discourse causes you to be seen as someon...
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When Gee stated that you could teach a person linguistics but not how to be a linguist he is conveying that learning all of the terms, and grammar is very different from understanding how to use the l...
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