Conclusion: Re-evaluating Eclecticism
Rebekah Johnson
Studies in Applied Linguistics & TESOL · 2005
doi:10.7916/salt.v5i2.1576 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
When looking at the original data analysis, we see a variety of approaches used to examine the discourse data of focus. The analysis is rich and includes a wide array of features. Conversely, the three single perspective analyses conducted for this Forum each drew upon different linguistic details to support their conclusions with different insights.
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