College English Feb 1980

A Relationship between Reading and Writing: The Conversational Model

Charles Bazerman

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College English
Published
1980-02-01
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10.58680/ce198013907
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  1. Swan et al. (2026)
    Mining Reading
    Pedagogy
  2. Hutton et al. (2024)
    A Commonplace Problem: Uncovering Composition’s Tacit Axiologies of Reading
    College Composition and Communication

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