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Writing and power : a critical introduction to composition studies / Candace Mitchell.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: London : Routledge, [2016]Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
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  • computer
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  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781317248606
  • 1317248600
  • 9781315630960
  • 1315630966
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  • 808/.042/071 23
LOC classification:
  • PE1404 .M58 2016eb
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Contents:
1. The traditional approach -- 2. The cognitive approach -- 3. The expressive approach -- 4. The social/cultural approach -- 5. The social construction of a writing instructor : Sarah's ideology -- 6. From ideology to practice : Sarah teaching -- 7. Proficient student writers in context : Alan's and Zola's stories -- 8. Less-proficient student writers in context : Tan's and Araya's stories -- 9. the dialogical construction of success : Alan in conference -- 10. Student and instructor spar for control : Zola in conference -- 11. Oral competence supersedes written competence : Tan in conference -- 12. Discourse without dialogue : Araya in conference -- 13. The writing course overall and after all -- 14. Speaking bitterness, offering hope : concluding comments.
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Originally published 2004 by Paradigm Publishers.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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1. The traditional approach -- 2. The cognitive approach -- 3. The expressive approach -- 4. The social/cultural approach -- 5. The social construction of a writing instructor : Sarah's ideology -- 6. From ideology to practice : Sarah teaching -- 7. Proficient student writers in context : Alan's and Zola's stories -- 8. Less-proficient student writers in context : Tan's and Araya's stories -- 9. the dialogical construction of success : Alan in conference -- 10. Student and instructor spar for control : Zola in conference -- 11. Oral competence supersedes written competence : Tan in conference -- 12. Discourse without dialogue : Araya in conference -- 13. The writing course overall and after all -- 14. Speaking bitterness, offering hope : concluding comments.

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