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Designing new genre identities in scientific and technical discourse: cognitive, social and pedagogical implications
Pérez-Llantada Auría, Carmen
The purpose of this paper is to foreground the rhetorical architecture of the new emerging cybergenres in the discourse of English for Science and Technology (E.S.T.) and focus on the cognitive, sociopragmatic and pedagogical implications underlying these new genre identities. In particular, the paper will assess the use of these genre typologies in the E.S.T. classroom to develop the student's awareness of the social dimension of discourse in Internet communications, and also to draw the teacher's attention towards those cognitive aspects of language learning that contemporary cognitive psychology claims. The paper will conclude with some suggestions for a communicative syllabus design in the teaching of this specialised register for academic and professional purposes
Universidad de La Rioja (Spain)
2002-05-29
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https://publicaciones.unirioja.es/ojs/index.php/jes/article/view/81
10.18172/jes.81
Journal of English Studies; Vol. 3 (2001-2002); 251-263
Journal of English Studies; Vol. 3 (2001-2002); 251-263
1695-4300
1576-6357
10.18172/jes.vol3
eng
https://publicaciones.unirioja.es/ojs/index.php/jes/article/view/81/61
Derechos de autor 2002 Carmen Pérez-Llantada Auría
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Moral pornography or ethical rhetoric?
Regard, Frédéric
This paper is concerned with the literary implications of Judith Butler's views on pornography. Butler chooses to argue againts a restrictive view of the performativity of injurious speech. She notes that pornography charts a domain of unrealizable positions and that the phantasmatic power of signs cannot, strictly speaking, constitute that reality. Butler also contemplates the possibility of a counter-speech, a kind of talking back that would implicate the emergence of an agency. Drawing on Angela Carter's famous theoretical essay on the marquis de Sade, I want to add grist to Butler's mill, but also to suggest that the production of an agency can only be achieved if the talking back has a rhetorical dimension, that only rhetoric can constitute an appropriate tool to fight back the threat of injurious speech. I henceforth suggest that Carter's contentious analysis of Sade as a "moral pornographer" should be best described as a theory of ethical rhetoric
Universidad de La Rioja (Spain)
2002-05-29
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https://publicaciones.unirioja.es/ojs/index.php/jes/article/view/82
10.18172/jes.82
Journal of English Studies; Vol. 3 (2001-2002); 265-274
Journal of English Studies; Vol. 3 (2001-2002); 265-274
1695-4300
1576-6357
10.18172/jes.vol3
eng
https://publicaciones.unirioja.es/ojs/index.php/jes/article/view/82/62
Derechos de autor 2002 Frédéric Regard