Academic English: writing a research article: arts, humanities and law

Are you a doctoral student or a researcher in the field of Arts, Humanities or Law? Would you like to present your research in a well-structured and readable manner? This book shows you how to make sure your article receives the attention it deserves. Advanced Academic English: Writing a Research Article addresses the following questions:How can I acquire an academic writing style? How can I develop an elaborate and accurate academic vocabulary? How can I integrate the literature into my paper? How can I structure an introduction? How can I construct an argumentative paper? How can I interpret and evaluate my data in relation to the problem at hand? How can I write a concise but self-explanatory abstract? You can find an answer to these questions by doing a variety of task-based and process-based learning activities, such as filling in the gaps, rewriting sentences and paragraphs, and offering peer feedback. Several language focus sections deal with grammar topics related to the writing process of a research article. Moreover, the reference section offers detailed background information about relevant language and field-specific examples. Catherine Verguts teaches Advanced Academic English at the Language Centre of Ghent University. She specialises in the Humanities and Social and Behavioural sciences. Her expertise lies in developing course materials for Languages for Specific Purposes