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Highlights: Wk 12 S1_L10
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ENGL E101F
Week 12 Session 1_L01
Warm up exercise
Genres
Common Genres
Genre: a type of discourse that occurs in a particular setting, that has distinctive and recognizable patterns and norms of organization and structure, and that has particular and distinctive communicative functions.
Source: Longman Dictionary of Language Teaching & Applied Linguistics
Common Genres
Examples:
a cooking recipe, a letter of application, etc
Academic writing:
Information/ research report
Exposition
Discussion
Argumentation
Narrative
Recounts, stories, etc
Orientation
complication 1
resolution 1
(complication 2
resolution 2)
coda
Orientation
Information about who, when and/or where
Complication
Events that constitute a problem/crisis; evaluation of the problem
Resolution
Information about how the problem is resolved and normal events resumed
Coda
Personal evaluation; the ending
An example
Shirley Valentine
Try to work out the story
Orientation: when, who , where
Shirley Valentine: a 42-year-old woman
From Liverpool
Shirley Valentine
Shirley Valentine was a woman of 42 from Liverpool, in England.
One Summer, she went on holiday to Greece with a friend, Jane.
They stayed in a hotel near the beach and the manager of this hotel was a man called Costas.
Shirley Valentine
Shirley went to the hotel bar one evening and started talking to Costas.
After a while he said, "Would you like to go for a ride in my brother's boat?"
She thought he was nice so she went with him the next day and enjoyed the boat trip very much.
Shirley Valentine
After that, she went out with him every day; they swam, sunbathed and visited the sights of Greece.
At the end of her holiday, Shirley went to the airport but when she thought of Liverpool, she decided not to go home.
She ran out of the airport and went back to the hotel where she saw Costas in the bar with a woman.
Shirley Valentine
She heard him say, "Would you like to go for a ride in my brother's boat?"
When Costas saw Shirley, he was shocked, but Shirley smiled and asked him for a job in his hotel.
She wasn't in love with Costas - she was in love with Greece.
Listening Practice
Listening
Section 1: Talk show
1. What motivated Anna to go on a diet when she was 16?
She wanted to lose weight to have a better-shaped body.
Listening
2. Which of the following pieces of advice does Anna give to teenagers who want to go on a diet?
b. They should check with their family doctors first.
3. As a result of over-dieting in her teens, Anna suffers from reduced height and is also prone to having bone _________________________________.
fractures/breakages
Listening
4. Anna's condition at different stages: (Fil in the blanks 3 marks)
a. 88 pounds b. 6 feet c. 2nd hospitalization
d. 76 pounds e. 140 f. 5 feet 10 inches
constipation
5. According to Dr Lee, some anorexics may suffer from digestive problems like _________________ and other ________________________.
bowel irritations
Listening
6. What advice does Dr Lee give to teenagers who want to lose weight? blanks 3 marks)
Try to eat low-fat dairy products
7. Who should get a bone scan or treatment?
Young women who miss their periods for six months or more due to over-dieting or over-exercising.
Listening
Section 2: Interview 1marks)
1. What does Paul see as the low point of his life in the past 20 years?
The death of his wife, Linda.
2. Which two concerts does he think were 'pretty cool'?
Live 8 and Concert for New York
Listening
30,000
3. There were ______________ Mexicans at the Mexico City gig in ________________, 2002.
November
Listening
Interview 2
1. What did Madonna do last night?
Performed in a concert/show
2. What does she see as the high point of her life in the past 20 years?were 'pretty cool'?
The birth of her children
experienced
3. Madonna thinks life is to be _________________ and _____________ from.
learned
Listening
Interview 3
1. What does Davidsee as the high point of his life in the past 20 years?
Meeting and marrying Polly
2. In relating to his fans, David is known for being: (Circle your answer)were 'pretty cool'?
b. very protective of his privacy
Listening
3. What changed his perspective on life?
His marriage and having children
4. Why does David regret taking cocaine when he was young?
He sees nothing good in it or it has no redeeming features.
Listening
Interview 4
1. What does Paul see as the low point of his life in the past 20 years?
His divorce
2. Why does he feel he has to be positive and happy?
Because of his children
Listening
rubbish
3. There was a time when Paul thought his band's music was ___________ as they were just going through the ____________
motions
Citation and Referencing
Recap
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
Citation and referencing is one of the features of academic writing.
work with summarizing and paraphrasing
Without acknowledging the sources is plagiarism.
The commonly used citing style is APA style.
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
There are two important parts:
- in-text citation
- references (a reference list at the end of the essay/report, etc)
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
There are two types of in-text citation:
- integral in-text citation
- non-integral in-text citation
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
Integral in-text citation
- incorporated in the text (sentence) and verbs of attribution will be used.
verb of
surname
attribution
3
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
Non-integral in-text citation
- not within the text (sentence)
- placed next to the idea
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
Non integral in-text citation: (&)
Integral in-text citation: (and)
*p for one page and pp for more than one page
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
alphabetical order
subsequent
second
There are two types:
- printed materials
- online materals
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
2
Tasks
1. Which is which?
3, 5
7
8
1
4
6
9
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
2.
Media effects: Advance in theory and research
two sets of authors; the presentation of both sets are different
Citation and Referencing (Unit 5 P. 68 to 88)
3.
no date: (n. d.)
Edited books & online materials
Edited books & Editorials
1
References
2
Content
- online materials
Edited books
What is the name of the article?
What is the name of the edited book?
rely on the presentation of the author (s)
What is the usual presentation of the name of the author at the beginning?
Edited books
Two sets of authors:
- Dillard, J. P.
- M. B. Oliver,
- A. A. Raney, &
- J. Bryant
What is the usual presentation of name of the author at the beginning?
Edited books
- Dillard, J. P.
- Currents is the study of persuasion
Edited books
- (Eds.)
- edited by M. B. Oliver, A. A. Raney, & J. Bryant
- In authors, Media effects: Advances in theory and research
Presentation of the two sets of author(s)
Edited books
- Dillard, J. P.
- M. B. Oliver,
- A. A. Raney, &
- J. Bryant
Initials
Surname
Surname
Initials
Editorials
- usually found in newspaper
- with the article at the beginning
- date of publication
- Editorials in brackets
- name of the newspaper + page number
Online materials
What should be the difference?
Do we need to mention the author?
Year/Date?
Title of the article?
Name of the book/ journal/ newspaper/ magazine?
Online materials
Do we italicize them? How about publisher?
How do we know that it is an online source?
Online materials
Compare:
Online materials
DOI: Digital Object Identifier
What is DOI?
A unique alphanumeric (alphabets & numbers) or numeric string assigned to an article in a scholarly journal
doi (DOI): 10.1037/a0019441
https://doi.org/10.1037/a0019441
Online materials
Why DOI?
To uniquely identify objects in the digital environment
Information about a digital object including its location, may change
But not DOI
Online materials
What if there is no DOI?
The following must be provided.
1. Retrieval information e.g. date, web page name, etc
2. Full URL (Uniform Resource Locator) for the article after the retrieval information
Online materials
Compare
Online materials
Articles from online newspaper or magazine
Seely, K. Q. (2012, December 3). Spate of harsh weather in New England shifts sentiment on trees. The new York Times. Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com
Online materials
Wiki or other related encyclopaedia entries
Wiki: usually without an author
Can be edited so provide retrieval date
Ecology. (2016). In Wikipedia. Retrieved March 9. 2016, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecology
Online materials
Date of publication:
Year > month > day
Date of retrieval:
Month > day > year
Pay attention to punctuation