Category Archives: WR323: Writing With Style

a genealogy of american anti-intellectualism

Posted on June 30, 2008 by Michael

I’m enjoying sitting in on Sara’s Writing 323 class this summer, and I’m looking forward to covering it next week. The students today had an interesting discussion about anti-intellectualism. Sara asked why US Americans have such a distaste for public … Continue reading →

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ways of reading

Posted on June 23, 2008 by Michael

I’m sitting in on Sara‘s Writing 323: Writing With Style course this summer because she’s heading to the WPA conference in a few weeks, and I’ll be covering the course for her for that week. Sara’s using Bartholomae and Petrosky’s … Continue reading →

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