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| The probabilistic model of Boyle," Dear writes, "required a category of the 'matter of fact,' the legitimacy of which depended precisely on accredited, and therefore specifiable, occurrences" (Dear, 1991, p. In The Composing Process of Twelfth Graders, Janet Emig asks, "If there are specifiable elements, moments, and stages in the composing process of students, what are these? A good deal of discussion is devoted to the debate on Africanity, a discursive construct privileging contemporary artistic production that appears to build upon cultural traditions or reference a specifiable African identity. |
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