Listar Facultad de Medicina por autor "Alcaraz Ariza, María Ángeles"
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Análisis contrastivo de los títulos en los artículos de investigación de neurología redactados en español e inglés
Alcaraz Ariza, María Ángeles; Salager-Meyer, Françoise E. (2013-10-07)In this paper, we studied the titles of 200 research articles drawn from two journals, one written in English (100 titles) and the other one written in Spanish (100 titles) in the field of neurology in the period 2001-2012. ... -
"Backstage solidarity" in Spanish- and English- written medical research papers: publication context and the acknowledgment paratext
Salager-Meyer, Françoise E.; Alcaraz Ariza, María Ángeles; Pabón Berbesí, Maryelis (Journal of the American Association of Information Science and Technology. Vol. 60(2), p. 307-317, 2009)The purpose of this paper is to analyze the acknowledgment (ACK) paratext of medical research articles written in English and Spanish in three geographical contexts: Venezuela, Spain and the United States of America. We ... -
Scholarly gratitude in five geographical contexts: a diachronic and cross-generic approach of the acknowledgment paratext in medical discourse (1950–2010)
Salager-Meyer, Françoise E.; Alcaraz Ariza, María Ángeles; Luzardo B., Marianela; Jabbour Chediak, Georges (2013-10-07)This study analyzed the use of acknowledgements in medical articles published in five countries (Venezuela, Spain, France, UK and USA) from 1950 to 2010. For each country, we selected 54 papers (18 research papers, 18 ... -
The Medical Narrative from a Diachronic Perspective (1840-2009): Titling Practices and Authorship
Salager-Meyer, Françoise E.; Alcaraz Ariza, María Ángeles; Luzardo B., Marianela (Narratives in Academic and Professional Genres, 2013) -
Titling and authorship practices in medical case reports: A diachronic study (1840-2009)
Salager-Meyer, Françoise E.; Alcaraz Ariza, María Ángeles; Luzardo B., Marianela (Communication & Medicine Volume 10(1) (2013), 63–80, 2013)This paper is a diachronic analysis of a corpus of 180 titles drawn from Case Reports (CRs) published in the BMJ and BMJ Case Reports between 1840 and 2009. The corpus was divided into three blocks, and the frequency of ...