Feature: Perpetual Convergence: Writing Knowledge Transfer and Figured Worlds

Teaching English in the Two-Year College Dec 2021

Justin G. Whitney

This article uses the figured worlds theoretical framework to study the influence past writing education has on present and future writing education.

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