Giltrow (2005) "Modal" Conscience by Kyle Stooshnov

1 of 5

Slide Notes

Giltrow (2005) "Modal" Conscience

Published on Nov 18, 2015

Part of my presentation for Academic Writing course in the Language and Literacy Education Department. Janet Giltrow examine the modes of obligation expressed in research articles.

View Outline

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

GILTROW (2005) MODERN CONSCIENCE:

MODALITIES OF OBLIGATION IN RESEARCH GENRES

Photo by FrenchKheldar

QUESTION RAISED

How are the stylistics of research genres used "in rendering the sociality of knowledge" (p. 175) when authors prescribe actions through the use of deontic should's and must's etc?

Photo by zeevveez

TEXTUAL FEATURES

Corpus of forestry,
urban geography and social psychology articles used in order
to conduct a discourse analysis of rhetorical uses of obligation

Photo by marsmet472

INSIGHT INTO CONTEXT

Know when "it may be inappropriate to impose obligation where no particular profession or affiliated institution is imagined as taking instruction." (p. 188)

Photo by the waving cat

CONCLUSION

The "humble servant of the discipline" (Myers, 1989, 4) must project an egalitarian solidarity with peers by "guaranteeing the objectivity of the product." (Giltrow, 194)

Photo by Saint Huck

Slide Notes

Giltrow (2005) "Modal" Conscience

MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

GILTROW (2005) MODERN CONSCIENCE:

QUESTION RAISEDHow are the stylistics of research genres used "in rendering the sociality of knowledge" (p. 175) when authors prescribe actions through the use of deontic should's and must's etc?

TEXTUAL FEATURESCorpus of forestry, urban geography and social psychology articles used in orderto conduct a discourse analysis of rhetorical uses of obligation

INSIGHT INTO CONTEXTKnow when "it may be inappropriate to impose obligation where no particular profession or affiliated institution is imagined as taking instruction." (p. 188)

CONCLUSIONThe "humble servant of the discipline" (Myers, 1989, 4) must project an egalitarian solidarity with peers by "guaranteeing the objectivity of the product." (Giltrow, 194)

Kyle Stooshnov

Error!

QUESTION RAISED

How are the stylistics of research genres used "in rendering the sociality of knowledge" (p. 175) when authors prescribe actions through the use of deontic should's and must's etc?

TEXTUAL FEATURES

Corpus of forestry,
urban geography and social psychology articles used in order
to conduct a discourse analysis of rhetorical uses of obligation

INSIGHT INTO CONTEXT

Know when "it may be inappropriate to impose obligation where no particular profession or affiliated institution is imagined as taking instruction." (p. 188)

CONCLUSION

The "humble servant of the discipline" (Myers, 1989, 4) must project an egalitarian solidarity with peers by "guaranteeing the objectivity of the product." (Giltrow, 194)