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LEXICO-DISCURSIVE MARKERS OF AUTHORITY IN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL ACADEMIC WRITING
The investigation delves into lexico-discursive markers as foundational mechanisms for constructing authority in international legal academic writing. Beyond a purely structural analysis, this study scrutinizes pragmatic connectives, modality, and specific syntactic formations as pivotal tools that
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