СРАВНИТЕЛЬНОЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ ХЕДЖЕЙ В АНГЛОЯЗЫЧНЫХ НАУЧНЫХ ТЕКСТАХ РОССИЙСКИХ АСПИРАНТОВ |
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научная статья | 811.161.1 | ||
174-180 | проект научного исследования, английский язык для академических целей, академический дискурс, метадискурс, хеджирование |
Целью исследования является анализ использования маркеров хеджирования в научных текстах, написанных российскими аспирантами, обучающимися по специальностям гуманитарного и технического направлений подготовки. В процессе исследования хеджей были использованы методы количественного, контекстуального и контрастивного анализа. Материалом послужили 40 проектов научных исследований, написанных аспирантами в рамках экзаменационного задания. Анализ показал, что проекты аспирантов гуманитарных специальностей содержали значительное большее количество маркеров хеджирования, чем тексты аспирантов технических специальностей, которые избегали смягчения категоричности высказываний. Был сделан вывод о том, что низкая частотность хеджей, являющихся важными компонентами академического дискурса, связана как с дисциплинарными особенностями письма, так и с невысоким уровнем владения английским языком. |
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