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Heteroglossic engagement in undergraduate essays
The main focus of this thesis is to explore how university student writers engage with external voices while simultaneously projecting an authorial voice. This is achieved through a thorough investigation of dialogic positioning using the Engagement framework within Appraisal theory (Martin and Whit
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