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Self-representation in academic writing: a copus-based exploratory study of the College of Nursing students' academic writing
This corpus-based, exploratory study attempts to fill a gap in the realm of knowledge on writer’s self-representation in academic writing. It aims to examine the writer’s discoursal self manifested by the utilisation of first person pronouns, focusing on the functional roles they occupy in multi-gen
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