Ways of reading an anthology for writers

In the late 1970s, instructors at the University of Pittsburgh recognized that students were entering the school unprepared for the rigors of academic life. The university's response was to develop a course offering challenging material -- readings requiring serious attention -- along with a me...

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Tác giả chính: Batholomae, David
Tác giả khác: David Batholomae; Anthony Petrosky
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Được phát hành: Boston Bedford/St. Martins 2008
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