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An Ecological Discourse Analysis of University English Textbook Discourses

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 29 Sep 2024Publisher:Scineer Publishing Pte. Ltd.Journal:World Education Forum, volume 2 (issn: 3029-2131, eissn: 3029-214X, Copyright policy )
Authors: Han Zhou;

doi: 10.18686/wef.v2i4.4608

An Ecological Discourse Analysis of University English Textbook Discourses

Abstract

Textbooks are important carriers for knowledge construction and value penetration. In this paper, two discourses are selected and analyzed from the perspective of ecological discourse analysis. By analyzing the distribution features of transitivity processes, mood and modality system, the paper explores the implied ecological ideology in the discourses.

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