Writing theory and critical theory /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Modern Language Association of America,
1994.
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| Series: | Research and scholarship in composition ;
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Table of Contents:
- Refiguring traditions. Composition as a cultural artifact : rethinking history as theory / Susan Miller
- "On a topic of your own choosing and with a clear position of your own, use at least seven unbiased, accurate, and authoritative sources to write a balanced and objective paper that gives a complete picture of the subject you are investigating" / Kathleen McCormick
- Reading and writing in the classroom and the profession / James F. Slevin
- On conventions and collaboration : the open road and the iron cage / Kurt Spellmeyer
- Rhetoric, social construction, and gender : is it bad to be sentimental? / Suzanne Clark
- The doubleness of writing and permission to lie / Susan Wells
- The language and authority of theory. Theory, theory talk, and composition / Beth Daniell
- The rhetoric of theory / Joseph Harris
- Science, theory, and the politics of empirical studies in the English department / David R. Shumway
- Teaching composition and reading Lacan : an exploration in wild analysis / Robert Brooke, Judith Levin, and Joy Ritchie.
- Narrative theory and narratives. Is there a life in this text? Reimaging narrative / Judith Summerfield
- Essays and experience, time and rhetoric / Douglas Hesse
- Street fights over the impossibility of theory : a report of a seminar / Lester Faigley
- Making a federal case out of difference : the politics of pedagogy, publicity, and postponement / Linda Brodkey
- Response to Brodkey. A writing program administrator's response / Ben W. McClelland
- Response to Brodkey. Topic or pedagogy? / Mark Andrew Clark
- Response to Brodkey. Narrating conflict / Patricia Harkin
- Symposium : looking backward and forward. On the (pendulum-) swinging eighties / Louise M. Rosenblatt
- My life in theory / Robert Scholes
- Learning to live with your past and liking it / W. Ross Winterowd
- "Gender and reading" revisited / Elizabeth A. Flynn
- A letter to the editors / Sharon Crowley
- "Rhetoric is politics," said the ancient. "How much so," I wonder / Victor Villanueva, Jr.
- Response to Part IV. Constructing narratives, seeking change / Susan Brown Carlton
- Response to Part IV. Theory, theories, politics, and journeys / Beverly J. Moss.