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Revising process
pp. 97-121
Résumé
The key elements of this definition concern the fact that revising involves making some changes, whatever they are, not only in the text but also during the whole writing process. For the author, revision necessitates three main operations: identifying a problem, deciding about any change and operating it. It also involves two objects (the intended text and the instantiated text), two types of rules (conventions: what should be changed, and rhetorical rules: what could be changed), and strategies (how to implement the desired changes).
Détails de la publication
Publié dans:
Alamargot Denis, Chanquoy Lucile (2001) Through the models of writing. Dordrecht, Springer.
Pages: 97-121
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-010-0804-4_4
Citation complète:
Alamargot Denis, Chanquoy Lucile, 2001, Revising process. In D. Alamargot & L. Chanquoy Through the models of writing (97-121). Dordrecht, Springer.