College English Sep 2011

In the Name of Citizenship: The Writing Classroom and the Promise of Citizenship

Amy J. Wan

Abstract

Rather than simply invoke citizenship as an ideal for their students to achieve, writing instructors should address the various possible meanings of the term, which represent divergent traditions of political thought.

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College English
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2011-09-01
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10.58680/ce201117164
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