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    How I approached writing my Genre Analysis: I approached my genre writing based on Writing in the Health Sciences guidelines for research papers. Since my chosen paper was a research paper, I looked for the sections in a research paper that included the abstract, introduction, materials and methods, results, discussion, and references. This helped me decide what needed to be in each section so I could elaborate on if it was included or was not. How I found my sources: I started out by going through

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    Essay #3 Genre Analysis The main focus of the Problem Solution essay is to analyze different topics related to the subject of “image” in Asian American studies. This essays aims to go more in depth about the problems that surround the subject of “image” and then creating a solution to these issues. In order to get to a solution one must first come up with a method that includes thinking of a topic that is closely related to the subject of image, present said topic to the professor, compose an outline

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    Genre Analysis The musical film has always held a special place for me. From my time as a drama student in high school, my eyes have been opened to the amazing world of the musical and especially the musical film. The musical film is a film genre in which the characters sing songs that are integrated into the overall story. Since musicals first began in theaters, musical films usually contain similar elements. These elements often simulate that there is a live audience watching. In a sense, the

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    Literature review Genre analysis, literally is to analyze a piece of genre which is “a staged,goal-oriented,purposeful activity”in which speakers/writers engaged to express a certain meaning (Martin,1984,p.25). In other words, people use language in various occasions, for some certain purposes, perceived to be a meaningful and coherent whole which focus on communicative function: “language”in action or “language in use” , can be called as a type of text or discourse. While genre analysis is treated as

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    Genre Analysis Paper

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    A genre is a form of communication such as writing, a poster, or a blog within a particular discipline. Genre analysis provides better understanding of how language is used within a significant discourse community, and is a form of applied linguistics in which draws on linguistic and sociolinguistic theory to clarify the nature of language use and language learning in an education setting. In this paper, I will be analyzing some scientific abstracts for the engineering discourse community. The analyzation

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    Genre analysis is an attempt to explain why members of specific discourse communities employ different and special ways of using language. Sociocultural aspects of language and existing differences among the contexts in which a language is used may, to some extent, answer this question. In addition, cognitive strategies applied by the speakers or writers may also play a role since the members of each language community use different strategies to achieve their desired goals (Bhatia, 1996). According

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    Rhetorical Analysis of Genres Obtaining the attention of multiple audiences is a challenging task to achieve, which is why when attempting to reach out to all audiences we must use several forms of communication to receive the best possible outcome. Now when speaking about my communication plan and having to create genres for various public audiences there a multitude of factors I had to consider. I had to acknowledge what is the genres primary purpose and had to keep in mind some main components

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    has been around for approximately 150 years and throughout its history there have been different genres used to discuss or write about the sport. The two genres are a blog post and a news article about win-loss projections for teams. Each genre will look at the sport and write about the projections in a different way because they have different authors, audiences, and purposes. The two different genres will also differ in the style and context because they have different reasons and goals for their

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    Genre Of Dallas Analysis

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    1. What is the genre of DALLAS? How many acts are there in this episode? When does each act end? The genre of Dallas is drama. Based on the pilot, it looks like a network serial drama because the episodes overlap from week to week and it should be watched in order. There are four acts in the pilot episode. As act one ends: Miss Ellie Ewing demands her husband and JR to come home because Bobby came home with a wife, who is Digger’s daughter. As act two ends: JR and Ray are talking about breaking

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    Rhetoric and Genre essay on, Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn I honestly tried my best to explain how the use of genre was ideal to explain Dunn’s rhetoric in the book. I started of by bringing out what I believe were the main points that Dunn wanted to get to his readers. This points being the importance of critical thinking, communication and language and what would happen if we lacked on each of them. When it came to writing on why I believed these points were best told in an epistolary genre was without

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