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    The article “ Inventing the University” is a piece about the association of student writing capabilities and their familiarity with the discourse in the communities of those who are reading their writing. This work was published in the Journal of Basic Writing in 1986 by David Bartholomae. The text is centered around Bartholomae’s thesis that “They (students) must learn to speak our language(CITATION)” David Bartholomae evaluates many excerpts from student essays to show the reader the importance

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    In the article “Inventing the University” by David Bartholomae‚ he writes about basic problems that writers have and that when they are in the process of writing they need to use the written or spoken communication associated with the community they are addressing in their writing. For the writer to properly engage in this they must fully understand the discourse of their intended audience and respected community. He continues on to say that there are two distinct approaches that a writer can take

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    The attention of the monograph “Inventing the University” by David Bartholomae‚ is in the mistakes of cardinal wordsmiths and how their shortfall of comprehension of a discourse community averts them from conclusively being accepted as a fragment of that educational community and flourishing in their scholastic fascinations. Bartholomae defines what is inventing the university‚ and he says‚ “He has to speak our language‚ to speak as we do‚ to try on the peculiar ways of knowing‚ selecting‚ evaluating

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    Bartholomae And Petrosky

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    When I read introduction of ways of reading‚ I understood Bartholomae and Petrosky discuss reading and writing differently in many different ways. Readers face many kinds of experiences‚ and certain texts are written with specific situations in mind and invite specific ways of reading. One of them is “A reader can go back and scan‚ for one thing‚ to find passages or examples that might be worth reconsidering” (7). I had many problems‚ when I was reading book‚ I couldn’t remember many things in that

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    community in general – but also in the different departments of the academic community such as; English‚ Philosophy‚ Biology‚ Psychology‚ etc.. After my second read of this article‚ I realize that Bartholomae’s audience is for teachers‚ in that‚ Bartholomae raises awareness for a need among composition and writing scholars to be very specific in the demands they make on students. However‚ even though many students are very much aware of the demands of the academic community‚ many are still lacking

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    Inventing Solution

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    Harmantaj sahota sahot111 103776105 Professor Oriet 10 march‚ 2013 Inventing solutions “To invent u need a good imagination and a pile of junk.” –Thomas Edison Inventing solutions and inventions is familiar to us in science and engineering. We use the word ‘invention’ in creative endeavours such as mathematics‚ music‚ literature and sometimes in fine art too. In a broader context invention can be

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    INVENTING A NATION (Washington‚ Adams‚ Jefferson) In Contempt Book Report: This report is based upon the book “Inventing a Nation” (Washington‚ Adams‚ Jefferson)‚ written by Gore Vidal. This book is published by Gore Vidal himself in 1925 and is copyrighted in 2003 by the same publisher Gore Vidal. Introduction of the Author: Gore Vidal published his first novel‚ “Williwaw”‚ in 1946 at the age of 21. A precocious talent‚ he began writing poems and stories as a young teen-ager and took his first

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    Inventing America

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    uestion: The "Young America" movement advocated: Student answered: a) a coordinated campaign of technological innovation Correct answer: b) the continued territorial expansion of the United States Question: The chief architect of the Nebraska Act of 1854 was: Student answered: b) Senator Stephen Douglas of Illinois Correct answer: b) Senator Stephen Douglas of Illinois Question: The presidential election of 1852: Student answered: b) resulted in the death of the Whig Party Correct answer: b) resulted

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    "Inventing Elliot" The Final Chapter He gave me a confused look‚ “Oh… uh‚ hello Elliot. Didn’t expect to see you here this early. Is there something I can do for you?” Before he answered Elliot walked in and took a seat in front of the principal’s desk. Without any hesitation he spilled everything‚ everything he’s been keeping bottled up for much too long. He shed his look of indifference and went deep‚ deep inside himself and pulled out the old Elliot‚ the Elliot that had always been there no matter

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    Edward G. Lengel. Inventing George Washington. New York: HarperCollin Publishers‚ 2011. 214 pp.ISBN:978-0-06-166258-4 (hardcover) Inventing George Washington is the stretch of historical events throughout Washington’s lifetime and the way he is depicted by other people. This book describes the myths and different images that other people may not know about George Washington. As the “Father of our Country”‚ people are curious as to what is true and what is not true about Washington and how he served

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