Strickland, 2001 - Google Patents
Taking dictation: The emergence of writing programs and the cultural contradictions of composition teachingStrickland, 2001
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- 5573700367863945724
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- Strickland D
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- College English
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Maps out two simultaneous and mutually reinforcing phenomena:(1) the material conditions that have given rise to hierarchically arranged writing programs; and (2) the attendant cultural values that have made possible the feminization as well as the racialization of …
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