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Statistical modelling of lexical and syntactic complexity of postgraduate academic writing: a genre and corpus-based study of EFL,ESL, and English L1 M.A. dissertations
This research is an interdisciplinary study that adopts the principles of corpus linguistics and the methods of quantitative linguistics and statistical modelling to analyse the rhetorical sections of MA dissertations written by EFL, ESL, and English L1 postgraduate students. A discipline-specific c
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