Add to ORKGThis study offers a departure from the normal numeric crunching of financial figures in annual reports by providing a qualitative analysis to the investor story. Making use of Appraisal Theory, a recent development within Systemic Functional Linguistics as the key theoretical foundation, this report explores and examines different linguistic selections adopted by companies in their annual reports to shape reader perceptions
Annual reports are an important element in the genre of corporate public discourse. The reporting pr...
This paper reviews linguistic structures in a series of management messages in the annual reports of...
To explore how CEOs justify organizational performance to shareholders, this study utilized content ...
This study offers a departure from the normal numeric crunching of financial figures in annual repor...
This research focuses on a comparative study of evaluative resources between Letters to Shareholder...
This is a detailed study of linguistic choices in earnings conference call based on a case study of ...
This paper proposes a taxonomy to assist in more clearly locating research on aspects of the associa...
Annual reports issued by publicly traded firms are important documents for communicating the financi...
This article explores how CEOs attempt to influence readers and project a positive personal and corp...
In line with the most recent trends in genre analysis (Swales, 1990; Bhatia, 1993; Dudley-Evans, 199...
The paper concentrates on the lexical expressions of evaluation in Banks\u2019 Annual Reports, along...
This paper uses the tools of computational linguistics to analyze the qualitative part of annual rep...
Research problem: Both the function and the appearance of annual reports have changed over the last ...
Annual reports are an important element in the genre of corporate public discourse. The reporting pr...
"Appraisal Theory", developed within Systemic Functional Linguistics, provides a valuable theoretic ...
Annual reports are an important element in the genre of corporate public discourse. The reporting pr...
This paper reviews linguistic structures in a series of management messages in the annual reports of...
To explore how CEOs justify organizational performance to shareholders, this study utilized content ...
This study offers a departure from the normal numeric crunching of financial figures in annual repor...
This research focuses on a comparative study of evaluative resources between Letters to Shareholder...
This is a detailed study of linguistic choices in earnings conference call based on a case study of ...
This paper proposes a taxonomy to assist in more clearly locating research on aspects of the associa...
Annual reports issued by publicly traded firms are important documents for communicating the financi...
This article explores how CEOs attempt to influence readers and project a positive personal and corp...
In line with the most recent trends in genre analysis (Swales, 1990; Bhatia, 1993; Dudley-Evans, 199...
The paper concentrates on the lexical expressions of evaluation in Banks\u2019 Annual Reports, along...
This paper uses the tools of computational linguistics to analyze the qualitative part of annual rep...
Research problem: Both the function and the appearance of annual reports have changed over the last ...
Annual reports are an important element in the genre of corporate public discourse. The reporting pr...
"Appraisal Theory", developed within Systemic Functional Linguistics, provides a valuable theoretic ...
Annual reports are an important element in the genre of corporate public discourse. The reporting pr...
This paper reviews linguistic structures in a series of management messages in the annual reports of...
To explore how CEOs justify organizational performance to shareholders, this study utilized content ...