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Connor and Johns 1990

 
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Connor, Ulla, and Ann M. Johns (editors). 1990.Coherence in writing: Research and pedagogical perspectives. Alexandria, VA: Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages. 263 pages. 093979134X. Location: Dallas SIL Library 808.04207 C678. Interest level: specialist.

Abstract
 

Comprehensive collection interprets the elusive term "coherence" for the ESL or EFL teacher, teacher trainer, and researcher in Language 1 (L1) and Language 2 (L2). Covers the processes of making and understanding coherence as well as the manifestations of coherence in written products.

 

Coherence in writing has an international authorship and has a large variety of approaches, theoretical and practical, targeted to a single theme. Includes a variety of models and interpretations, drawing from rhetoric, linguistics, anthropology, and other disciplines. Offers piloted discussion questions and activities (back cover).

Summary
 

Begins with introduction by editors and follows with four sections:

 
  • Theoretical overview
  • Coherence models
  • Studies of student writing
  • Pedagogical approaches

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