Talk:Academic discourse socialization

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The article does not contain many sources. In-line citations only include two references. There are many facts for which the in-line citation is missing. There is just a couple of source which are current, for example, Morita (2009) and Hyland (2009). The article should have referenced Dr. Patricia Duff who has coined the term "academic discourse socialization".Hemridhu (talk) 13:45, 1 February 2021 (UTC)Reply

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