This manual is intended for busy researchers with little time to train the special skill of scientific writing. Based on the Linguistics theory of Discourse Analysis, it introduces basic criteria for writing with clarity, coherence, and flow to reflect scientific thought. The exercises focus on the grammar and expressions typically used in the different components of a research paper. The manual can be used for individual study or as teaching material for seminars and workshops.
Ruth Pappenheim
Ruth Pappenheim holds an M.A. in General and Applied Linguistics from Exeter University (U.K.) and is a Ph.D. Candidate of Reading University (U.K.). She has held seminars on Scientific English at several universities in Austria. Her experience encompasses lecturing and research in linguistics, English, and Spanish. She is also a translator and editor and has published various language manuals and scientific articles.
Textbuch Wissenschaftliches Schreiben Scientific Writing Academic Writing Scientific style Readability Lesbarkeit Verständlichkeit Writing Papers Text flow Grammar and Style Semantic networking word collocation sentence connectors text quality