“These Sentences Sounded Like Me”: Transformative Accommodation in L2 Writing

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题名:	“These Sentences Sounded Like Me”: Transformative Accommodation in L2 Writing
作者:	Liu, Pei-Hsun Emma
日期:	2016-03-05
上传时间:	2023-04-28 21:04:48 (UTC+8)
出版者:	Utah State University Press
摘要:	As a tutor while I was in graduate school in the United States, I regularly faced a dilemma with international students who brought their own cultural heritage to academic writing in the United States. This cultural heritage represents values learned over many years and may consist of the rhetorical norms they were taught in schools back home, the ideology about privileged languages, and the aesthetics of nonacademic discourse they bring with them from homes, communities, nationalities, and races (see also Amevuvor, this volume). Should tutors encourage international students to accommodate fully to US norms, or should we permit second language...
關聯:	Tutoring second language writers in the writing center
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