A stylometric approach to the interdiscursivity of professional

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Abstract

This article proposes a stylometric approach to measuring interdiscursivity in professional practice, focusing on writer identities. The method successfully identified three professional identities within Management Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) discourse: public relations specialists, auditors, and financial analysts. The study also quantified the interdiscursive relations between these identities, offering a novel quantitative approach to analyzing both text-internal and text-external resources in discourse.

Publisher

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Oct 11, 2022

Authors

Yubin Qian

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