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The writing teacher's sourcebook /

Други автори: Corbett, Edward P. J., Myers, Nancy., Tate, Gary.
Формат: Книга
Език: English
Публикувано: New York : Oxford University Press, 2000.
Издание: 4th ed.
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Онлайн достъп: Publisher description
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Съдържание:
  • Four philosophies of composition /
  • Richard Fulkerson
  • Rhetoric and ideology in the writing class /
  • James Berlin
  • Rhetoric, the enabling discipline /
  • Edward P.J. Corbett
  • Problematic of experience : redefining critical work in ethnography and pedagogy /
  • Min-Zhan Lu, Bruce Horner
  • Embracing contraries in the teaching process /
  • Peter Elbow
  • Listening eye : reflections on the writing conference /
  • Donald M. Murray
  • Students, reading ourselves : revising the teacher's role in the writing class /
  • Lad Tobin
  • Ethical issues raised by students' personal writing /
  • Dan Morgan.
  • Diving in : an introduction to basic writing /
  • Mina P. Shaughnessy
  • Strangers in academia : the experiences of faculty and ESL students across the curriculum /
  • Vivian Zamel
  • The persistence of difference in networked classrooms : non-negotiable difference and the African American student body /
  • Todd Taylor
  • The risky business of group work /
  • Hephzibah Roskelly
  • The rhetoric of technology and the electronic writing class /
  • Gail E. Hawisher, Cynthia L. Selfe
  • Talking in the middle : why writers need writing tutors /
  • Muriel Harris.
  • Redefining the legacy of Mina Shaughnessy : a critique of the politics of linguistic innocence /
  • Min-Zhan Lu
  • Conversations with texts : reading in the teaching of composition /
  • Mariolina Salvatori
  • A place for literature in freshman composition /
  • Gary Tate
  • Experience as evidence : teaching students to write honestly and knowledgeably about public issues /
  • Carolyn Matalene
  • Remedial writing courses : a critique and a proposal /
  • Mike Rose
  • A comment and response on "remedial writing courses" /
  • David Peck, Elizabeth Hoffman, Mike Rose.
  • The "research paper" in the writing course : a non-form of writing /
  • Richard L. Larson
  • Teaching argument : a theory of types /
  • Jeanne Fahnestock and Marie Secor
  • Beyond argument in feminist composition /
  • Catherine E. Lamb
  • The components of written response : a practical synthesis of current views /
  • Brooke K. Horvath
  • The study of error /
  • David Bartholomae
  • Learning how to teach : a progress report /
  • Jerry Farber
  • Between the drafts /
  • Nancy Sommers
  • Writing and knowing : toward redefining the writing process /
  • James A. Reither.
  • Collaboration and the pedagogy of disclosure /
  • David Bleich
  • The meanings of "audience" /
  • Douglas B. Park
  • Audience addressed/audience invoked : the role of audience in composition theory and pedagogy /
  • Lisa Ede, Andrea Lunsford
  • Closing my eyes as I speak : an argument for ignoring audience /
  • Peter Elbow
  • Static abstractions and composition /
  • Robert J. Connors
  • Teachig style : a possible anatomy /
  • Winston Weathers
  • Revitalizing style : toward a new theory and pedagogy /
  • Elizabeth D. Rankin
  • Use definite, specific, concrete language /
  • Richard Ohmann.