College English Dec 1982

The “Research Paper” in the Writing Course

Richard L. Larson

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College English
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1982-12-01
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10.58680/ce198213668
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  2. Jamieson (2013)
    Reading and Engaging Sources: What Students' use of Sources Reveals About Advan…
    Across the Disciplines

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