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应用语言学类写作中短语框架的分布——基于SSCI论文讨论的研究
Distribution of Phrase Frames in Applied Linguistic Writing—A Study Based on Discussions of SSCI Papers

DOI: 10.12677/ml.2025.134348, PP. 304-309

Keywords: 短语框架,讨论,语步,应用语言学
Phrase Frame
, Discussion, Move, Applied Linguistics

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本文基于应用语言学类中的SSCI检索的80篇论文中的讨论部分,使用KfNgram识别论文中讨论部分的短语框架,通过Yang和Allison (2003)的语步语阶分类框架对讨论部分进行手工标注,划分语步语阶,将识别出的短语框架映射到相应的语步语阶中,由此得出应用语言学类国际期刊论文中高频使用的短语框架,与特定的语步语阶相对应,归纳得出两种类型的短语框架:一类是主要在一种语步中出现,另一类则是在多个语步中出现且与这些语步语阶没有较为明显的关联,为应用语言学类英文论文中的讨论部分写作带来一定启示。
Based on the discussion sections of 80 papers retrieved from the SSCI index in the field of applied linguistics, this study employed the KfNgram to identify phrase frames in the discussion sections of the papers. Following Yang and Allison’s (2003) categorization framework for move-step, these sections were categorized into specific discourse phases through manual annotation of these discussion sections. The identified phrase frames were subsequently mapped to their corresponding moves and steps, thus deriving the phrase frames that are frequently used in the papers of international journals in applied linguistics to be mapped to specific step orders. Two distinct types of phrase frames emerged: one primarily appeared within a single move or step, while the other occurred across multiple moves without obvious correlation with these step orders. These findings provide valuable insights into the writing of discussion sections in English-language papers within the field of applied linguistics.

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