An investigation of PhD students’ use of corpora in facilitating their writing for publication purposes

Keyphrases

• Student Use 100%
• PhD Students 100%
• Writing for Publication 100%
• Research Writing 100%
• Corpus Tools 42%
• Search Methods 28%
• Postgraduate Students 28%
• AntConc 28%
• Corpus Use 28%
• Academic Community 14%
• Structured Interview 14%
• Rapid Development 14%
• Research Students 14%
• Sentence Template 14%
• Student Choice 14%
• International Academics 14%
• International Journals 14%
• One-off 14%
• Data-driven Learning 14%
• Corpus Study 14%
• Discipline-specific 14%
• Major Purpose 14%
• Writing Workshop 14%
• Putonghua 14%
• Knowledge Economy 14%
• Swale 14%
• Specific Intent 14%
• Co-text 14%
• Web Corpus 14%
• Pressure to Publish 14%
• Wildcard 14%
• Use History 14%
• Technical Term 14%
• Word Search 14%
• Long-lasting Effect 14%
• University Academic Staff 14%
• Key Words or Phrases 14%
• Word Phrase 14%
• EAP Practitioner 14%
• Example Sentence 14%
• Complex Search 14%

Social Sciences

• English 100%
• Field Work 66%
• Semi-Structured Interview 33%
• Personnel 33%
• Data-Driven Learning 33%
• Small Groups 33%
• Knowledge Economy 33%
• Student Research 33%
• Technical Term 33%
• Writing Sample 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Corpus 100%
• Writing for publication 100%
• Research Writing 35%
• English 15%
• Expression 10%
• Field Research 10%
• Online 5%
• Real Life 5%
• Periodicals 5%
• Knowledge Society 5%
• Qualitative Data 5%
• Putonghua 5%
• Data-Driven Learning 5%
• Interviewee 5%
• Cotext 5%
• Graduate students 5%
• Tutorial 5%
• Technical Term 5%
• collocate 5%
• Higher Education Staff 5%
• Cortes 5%