Computers and Composition Digital Press Nov 2016 web Open Access

Expanding Literate Landscapes: Persons, Practices, and Sociohistoric Perspectives of Disciplinary Development

Kevin Roozen ; Joe Erickson

Abstract

Challenging narrow, institutionally-bounded accounts of the relations among writing, the social, and learning, Expanding Literate Landscapes presents five longitudinal case studies of writers to argue for a more dispersed, complexly mediated and heterogeneously situated understanding of trajectories of identity, practice, and literate development.

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2016-11-01
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