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165The dominant constituent element in Sub-function 7 is the idea that the textproceeds in response to Sub-function 6, bringing a greater amount of details than theprevious sub-function.Table 5-Erro! Apenas o documento principal.- Move 2: Outlining the bookGENERALSub-function 6 - Providing generalview of the organization of book[C#9] Each volume has presented threeor four reviews of topics in the field, and thisvolume continues that tradition with threesubstantial reviews.[L#1] Following an introduction by theauthors, the book is divided into three parts.[E#3] There are twelve case studies aswell as an introductory essay by Barber...SPECIFICSub-function 7 - Stating the topic of each chapterThe first review, by U. Berg and J. Sandstrom, ...is titledStatic and Dynamic Stereochemistry of Alkyl and AnalogousGroups and is confined to orientations with respect to singlebonds.... The second review, by G. R. J. Thatcher and R. Kluger,on the Mechanism and Catalysis of Nucleophilic Substitution inPhosphate Esters covers more than 250 pages and constitutes halfof the volume.... The final review is by M. Ballester, titledPerchloro-organic Chemistry: Structure and Reaction Pathways.Part 1, Theoretical Backgrounds, includes two articleswhose purpose is to provide the theoretical framework for .... Part2, Models: Exposition and Argument, presents studies thatillustrate the application of theory to practice...The final section,Part 3, Interlanguage Studies, represents language-specificconcerns and includes ...The first two case studies focus on the South...The nextfour studies deal with economics in schools that were to becomepart of the Ivy League...There are two additional studies by Barberof the new universities, Johns Hopkins and Chicago...Theremaining studies deal with Berkeley, Stanford, M.I.T., andWisconsin...This dominant element is expressed by a combination of linguistic featuresbasically in two ways:(a) In most cases (70%), by making explicit reference to each section of the bookas an independent ‘chapter’ (Sub-function 7) in the form of: