… Penrose and Katz's text finally fills this gap. Writing in the Sciences is the first science writing
… what scholars in rhetoric have learned about scientific discourse in the past decade. This …

… scientific discourse. The examples show that documents are not developed in isolation but
along a continuum of writing (… -specific conventions and rules shaping science discourse. This …

Writing in the sciences offers a unique blend of theory and practice. As noted in the review
of the first edition, this book seeks to achieve the goal set forth by the title--to explore the …

… Writing in the Sciences and Politics I begin this review of the second edition of Writing in
the Sciences: Exploring Conventions of Scientific Discourse by Ann M. …

… 4 Dialogue, Science and Academic Writing As may be expected, a large proportion of the
discourse analysis studies dealing with scientific discourse analyzed English-language texts; …

… be accompanied by written language. Written science establishes detailed associations
among evidence, warrants, and claims; makes utterances permanent; allows scientists time to …

… scientists in Anglophone and non-Anglophone contexts utilize the standard … conventions
for scientific discourse. In light of culture and language issues, the book examines how scientific …

… The Bloomfieldian view of scientific discourse is that, just as the scientist-writer tries not to
express individual, subjective, and affective material, the scientistreader learns not to respond …

… Similarly, learning to write science/writing to learn science typically involves participation
in a range of spoken discourse practices that help make sense of the written texts contributing …

… ABSTRACT: This article explores the history and theoretical paradigms associated with
writing to learn in science, including the debate surrounding the teaching of traditional scientific …