43-44: “…although most would argue that this shift [from Fordist to post-Fordist modes of production] represents an extension of the forces of modernism—an inevitable development of the trajectory of twentieth-century capitalism rather than a new stage of...
From Crosstalk in Comp (reprinted from College English 1982) 255: “While all are worth considering,some promote a common assumption that I am convinced is erroneous.Since all pedagogical approaches, it is argued,Share a concern for the elements of the composing...
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