Handbook of research on writing history, society, school, individual, text /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Bazerman, Charles.
Format: Electronic
Language:English
Published: New York : L. Erlbaum Associates, c2008.
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Table of Contents:
  • Charles Bazerman and Paul Rogers
  • Charles Bazerman and Paul Rogers
  • Peter Tiersma
  • Dorothy E. Smith and Catherine F. Schryer
  • Graham Smart
  • Paul A. Prior and Karen J. Lunsford
  • David Finkelstein
  • David Jury
  • Brian Gabrial
  • Denise Schmandt-Besserat and Michael Erard
  • George Hillocks
  • Pietro Boscolo
  • David R. Olsen
  • Brenton Faber
  • Mary P. Sheridan-Rabideau
  • Ursula Howard
  • Anne Beaufort
  • Martin Conboy
  • Patrick Colm Hogan
  • Jack Anderson
  • Jessica Singer and George H.S. Singer
  • Julie A. Hengst and Cynthia J. Johnson
  • Deborah McCutchen, Paul Teske, and Catherine Bankston
  • Nancy Nelson
  • Julie Cheville and Margaret Finders
  • Deborah Wells Rowe
  • John Albertini
  • Sandra Murphy and Kathleen Blake Yancey
  • Duane Roen, Maureen Daly Goggin, and Jennifer Clary-Lemon
  • Richard H. Haswell
  • Anne Frances Wysocki.
  • Carolyn R. Miller and Davida Charney
  • Christine M. Tardy and John M. Swales
  • Mary J. Schleppegrell
  • Douglas Biber and Camilla Vásquez
  • Dwight Atkinson and Ulla Connor
  • Arnetha F. Ball and Pamela Ellis
  • History of writing technologies /
  • History of typography /
  • History of the book, authorship, book design, and publishing /
  • History of reflection, theory, and research on writing /
  • Writing and the social formation of economy /
  • On documentary society /
  • Writing, text, and the law /
  • Writing and secular knowledge apart from modern European institutions /
  • Writing and secular knowledge within modern European institutions /
  • Origins and forms of writing /
  • The collection and organization of written knowledge /
  • Writing as art and entertainment /
  • Writing and journalism : politics, social movement, and the public sphere /
  • Writing in the professions /
  • History of writing in the community /
  • Writing, gender, and culture : an interdisciplinary perspective /
  • Writing and social change /
  • History of schools and writing /
  • Writing in primary school /
  • Writing in secondary schools /
  • Teaching of writing in higher education /
  • Teaching of writing and writing teachers through the ages /
  • Construct and consequence : validity in writing assessment /
  • Teaching of writing and diversity : access, identity, and achievement /
  • Development of writing abilities in childhood /
  • Defining adolescent and adult writing development : a contest of empirical and federal wills /
  • The reading-writing nexus in discourse research /
  • Writing and cognition : implications of the cognitive architecture for learning to write and writing to learn /
  • Writing and communication disorders across the life span /
  • Writing as physical and emotional healing : findings from clinical research /
  • Identity and the writing of culturally and linguistically diverse students /
  • Multilingual writing development /
  • Writing and speaking /
  • Grammar, the sentence, and traditions of linguistic analysis /
  • Form, text organization, genre, coherence, and cohesion /
  • Persuasion, audience, and argument /
  • Seeing the screen : research into visual and digital writing practices /