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    Course Activity: “Textual Analysis”

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    By Sarah Fischer on June 6, 2024

    Assignment Title: Textual Analysis

    Author: Liz Thomae, Indiana University Bloomington, lthomae@iu.edu

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    Course Motivation:
    In this course, students learn to employ strategies of pre-writing, drafting, and revising, taking into consideration rhetorical purpose, the knowledge and needs of different audiences, and the feedback of instructors and peers. By focusing our conversations on the multi-faceted concept of identity and transformation, students learn to apply these concepts not only to their in-class writings, but to their own lives.

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    • Sarah Fischer
      Sarah Fischer

      Sarah Fischer is an assistant professor of Writing Studies at the University of Miami.

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