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Understanding the research process and historical trends in English for medical purposes using scientometrics and co-occurrence analysis

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Nematullah Shomoossi ,
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Abstract

Keywords:

English for medical purposes (EMP),
English for specific purposes (ESP),
medical English,
scientometrics,
word co-occurrence analysis engleski za medicinske svrhe (EMP-eng.),
engleski za posebne svrhe (ESP-eng.),
medicinski engleski,
scijentometrija,
analiza zajedničke pojave reči

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