Students writing in the university : cultural and epistemological issues - Jones, Carys; Turner, Joan, 1951-; Street, Brian V. (Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : John Benjamins Pub., 1999)
Section A. Interacting with the Institution -- Foregrounding background in academic learning / Monika Hermerschmidt -- What do students really say in their essays? Towards a descriptive framework for analysing student writing / Fiona English -- The student from overseas and teh British university : Finding a way to succeed / Carys Jones -- On not distrubing " our group peace" : The plight of the visiting researcher / Graham Low and Latilla Woodburn -- Writing assignments on a PGCE (Secondary) course : Two case studies / Brenda Gay, Carys Jones and Jane Jones -- Academic literacies and learning in higher education : Constructing knowledge through texts and experience / Mary R. Lea -- -- Section B. Mystery and Transparency in Academic Literacies -- -- Whose "common sense"? Essayist literacy and the institutional practice of mystery / Theresa Lillis -- Academic literacy and the discourse of transparency / Joan Turner -- Inventing academic literacy : An American perspective / Catherine Davidson and Alice Tomic -- Agency and subjectivity in student writing / Mary Scott -- Academic literacies / Brian V. Street.
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