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Volume 1, Number 1

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Editors’ Introduction

Symposium

 

Ideologies of Literacy, “Academic Literacies,” and Composition Studies
Bruce Horner

 

Sponsoring Literacy Studies
Morris Young

 

The Legacies of Literacy Studies
Harvey J. Graff

 

Constricting Keywords: Rhetoric and Literacy in our History Writing
Brenda Glascott

 

On the Social Consequences of Literacy
Kate Vieira

 

Babies and Bath Water
Kathryn Flannery

 

Symposium Responses

 

Symposium Comments
Brian Street

 

Beginnings of a Polemic: Shaking the Borders of a Literate Education
Steve Parks

 

Moving Beyond Place in Discussions of Literacy
Jennifer Trainor

 

Writing a Self In/Outside School
Mary Soliday

 

After Words: Some Thoughts
Donna Qualley

 

Locating Ourselves and Our Work
Eli Goldblatt

 

Literacy and Consequences: A Response to Kate Vieira
Robert Yagelski

 

Relating “Literacy,” “Rhetoric,” and “Composition”: Notes on Glascott, Graff, and Horner
Patricia Bizzell

 

Response: Literacy/Literacies Studies and the Still-Dominant White Center
Carmen Kynard

 

New Literacy Studies: Some Matters of Concern
Mariolina Salvatori

 

Undoing Composition?
Allan Luke

 

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