Interdiscursive reformulations: adaptation to the reading report genre in the entrance to the Bachelor's Degree in Social Communication at the UNC.

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Mauro Orellana
Agostina Reinaldi
Juan Ignacio Dahbar

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For several years now, in the framework of the subject of Study Techniques and Text Comprehension of the Communication Sciences Degree, there is a special interest to incoming students to acknowledge themselves as academic readers and writers and, consequently, a work device is designed that includes multiple and varied activities with texts linked to problems in the field of communication and that comply with the features of academic discourse. In order to pass the course, students must produce a reading report, a genre of training that is worked on sequentially in the different classes. In this article, our aim is to investigate a corpus of reading report introductions reworked by students in order to find out what decisions they make in their interdiscursive reformulations (Narvaja de Arnoux, 2009). From the analysis, it is observed that there are reformulations around the axis, the grammatical person and the subject in order to adapt their writing to the genre requested.

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