07154nam a2200385 a 4500 20260701202220.0 m d cr cnu---uuuuu 180919s2018 s 000 0 eng d 9789811324758 electronic book 9811324751 electronic book 9789811324741 CO-CtgCURN spa coctgcurn 418 23 Guest, Michael, autor. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/nr96044876. Conferencing and presentation English for young academics [electronic resource] / Michael Guest. Singapore : : : Springer,,, [2018] [2018] 1 recurso en línea. texto txt rdacontent computador c rdamedia recurso en línea cr rdacarrier Springer texts in education 1 Introduction.- Part 1 The external framework of academic conferences.- 2 An 'Age of conferencing'.- 3 The TED factor.- 4 Affective factors influencing conference presentation performance.- 5 'Native' vs non-native English speakers (NES/NNES) and English as a lingua franca (ELF) at Academic Conferences.- 6 Implications of ELF for ESP/EAP teachers, learners, and international academic conference discourse.- Part 2 The conference and the structure of its core speech events.- 7 The academic functions of conference discourse.- 8 Genre and mode in the discourse community.- 9 Engagement and narrative.- Part 3 Academic conference discourse: The research background.- 10 Investigation process and research focus.- 11 Social and environmental factors.- Part 4 Practical ideas and suggestions for effective conference performance.- 12 Academic tenor and formulaic academic phrases.- 13 Conference presentation introductions and openings.- 14 The management of conference presentation outline slides.- 15 Effective conference presentation summaries, conclusions, and closings.- 16 Transition phrases in the conference presentation.- 17 Managing discussion sessions (Q&A).- 18 Intonation, visuals, text, and narrative.- 19 Managing conference presentation and discussion session breakdown (Repair).- Part 5 Academic conference agnates and extra-textual considerations.- 20 Poster sessions.- 21 Symposia, colloquia, and workshops.- 22 The attendee as a conference participant.- 23 Chairing discourse.- 24 The academic conference social dimension.- Part 6 Practical preparations for the conference presentation.- 25 Final-stage tips. Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice. Este libro discute y demuestra los tipos de discurso en inglés utilizados en conferencias académicas y ofrece orientación a los posibles participantes de la conferencia desde múltiples perspectivas. Es una combinación de investigaciones tomadas de numerosas conferencias académicas a las que asistieron y observaciones realizadas por el autor, basadas en métodos de investigación bien establecidos en lingüística aplicada, así como una guía dirigida a estudiantes, profesores de ESP y jóvenes académicos y profesionales que desean actualizarse. sus habilidades para participar fructíferamente y contribuir a conferencias académicas. Ofrece a los principiantes académicos y a los hablantes no nativos de inglés, en particular, muchas cosas nuevas y prácticas, mucho más allá de los simples "consejos de presentación". Aborda diversos temas, como la presidencia de debates, la gestión de carteles, las sesiones de debate, el fenómeno TED, los talleres y el campo emergente del inglés como lengua franca. Lingüística aplicada. Inglés como idioma. Lengua y lenguajes. MHC MHC CF 418 G936 https://unicurn.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/biblioteca/EY1RQJOMKXpDgexpe2rnPO8Bpw-EuBoQTB7vsNRtaF1zqw?e=1BONmF <img src="/screens/gifs/go4.gif" alt="Go button" border="0" width="21" height="21" hspace="7" align=middle"> Vea este libro electrónico 1 Introduction -- Part 1 The external framework of academic conferences -- 2 An 'Age of conferencing' -- 3 The TED factor -- 4 Affective factors influencing conference presentation performance -- 5 'Native' vs non-native English speakers (NES/NNES) and English as a lingua franca (ELF) at Academic Conferences -- 6 Implications of ELF for ESP/EAP teachers, learners, and international academic conference discourse -- Part 2 The conference and the structure of its core speech events -- 7 The academic functions of conference discourse -- 8 Genre and mode in the discourse community -- 9 Engagement and narrative -- Part 3 Academic conference discourse: The research background -- 10 Investigation process and research focus -- 11 Social and environmental factors -- Part 4 Practical ideas and suggestions for effective conference performance -- 12 Academic tenor and formulaic academic phrases -- 13 Conference presentation introductions and openings -- 14 The management of conference presentation outline slides -- 15 Effective conference presentation summaries, conclusions, and closings -- 16 Transition phrases in the conference presentation -- 17 Managing discussion sessions (Q & A) -- 18 Intonation, visuals, text, and narrative -- 19 Managing conference presentation and discussion session breakdown (Repair) -- Part 5 Academic conference agnates and extra-textual considerations -- 20 Poster sessions -- 21 Symposia, colloquia, and workshops -- 22 The attendee as a conference participant -- 23 Chairing discourse -- 24 The academic conference social dimension -- Part 6 Practical preparations for the conference presentation -- 25 Final-stage tips This book discusses and demonstrates the types of English discourse used at academic conferences and offers guidance to prospective conference participants from multiple perspectives. It is a combination of research taken from numerous academic conferences attended and observations made by the author, based on well-established research methods in applied linguistics, as well as a guidebook aimed at students, ESP teachers, and young academics and professionals wishing to upgrade their skills to participate fruitfully in, and contribute to, academic conferences. It offers academic novices and non-native speakers of English in particular much that is new and practical, far beyond the realm of simple 'presentation tips'. It addresses various topics, such as chairing discussions, poster management, discussion sessions, the TED phenomenon, workshops, and the emerging field of English as a lingua franca. The style alternates between the accessible and practical, and the analysis of the linguistic categories underpinning the discourse: genre analysis, the nature of the specialist discourse community, features of academic spoken discourse, and the presentation as multimodal narrative are all explored. The book includes authentic samples of model speech discourse throughout, along with questions and exercises for deliberation or practice in each chapter CF 418 G936 ddc 29416 29416 0 0 ddc 0 418_000000000000000_G936 0 CF MHC MHC CF 2025-03-29 0 418 G936 2025-03-29 17:09:40 CF 2025-03-29