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Discipline-Specific Writing

John Flowerdew 2016-09-22

Author : John Flowerdew

Publisher : Routledge

Release : 2016-09-22

ISBN-13 : 9781138907447

Page : 218 pages

Rating : 4.5/5 from 447 voters

"This edited collection draws from the Summer Institute for Creative and Discovery-based Approaches to Teaching University English for Specific Disciplines that was held by the department of English, at City University of Hong Kong in 2014."

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