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Propuesta de un modelo retórico-discursivo del género ensayo argumentativo

Authors: Cuba Valdivia, Stephany Lisset; Puma Huayta, Giovana Marleny;

Propuesta de un modelo retórico-discursivo del género ensayo argumentativo

Abstract

El género ensayo tiene un importante rol para la formación en producción escrita argumentativa en el nivel universitario. Sin embargo, su descripción en español aún es escasa, por lo que el objetivo de este artículo es describir la organización retórica del género ensayo argumentativo. Para ello, seleccionamos un corpus de 54 ensayos producidos por estudiantes de Ingeniería. Primero, se utilizó el análisis de género en un microcorpus de ensayos bien evaluados. Segundo, se propuso un modelo retórico-discursivo el que fue validado por expertos. Finalmente, el modelo se comprobó empíricamente en nuevos ensayos, con la herramienta HERMES_UNSA. El resultado es la configuración de un modelo compuesto de cinco macromovidas, seis movidas y quince pasos, que dan cuenta de la organización discursiva de este género, el que puede ser utilizado como apoyo didáctico para la producción de este género en Ingeniería.

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