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iberica-296	Swales, John M.	A text and its commentaries: Toward a reception history of "Genre in three traditions" (Hyon, 1996)	2012-01-02	14	.pdf	application/pdf	4617	197	55	Her original submission to TESOL Quarterly then was essentially a comparison between the ESP and SFL approaches, but one of the anonymous reviewers recommended that Sunny do not go with a geographical binary, but rather with a three-part disciplinary framework, now to include new Rhetoric (or Rhetorical Genre Studies as it is now more commonly known).3 I also asked Sunny by email for her reasons for submitting to TESOL Quarterly; she replied saying that she had three: TESOL Quarterly would have the widest audience; TESOL Quarterly had published little on genre approaches to ESL at that time; and “for me as a brand-new scholar, having an article published in TESOL Quarterly would be pretty special”. In addition, the article may have been cited because citing authors found that it did not represent their own understandings of the world of genre studies: 6.	cache/iberica-296.pdf	txt/iberica-296.txt