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Concept 2: Writing Speaks to Situations through Recognizable Forms

Cheryl E. Ball | Andrea A. Lunsford | Charles Bazerman | Neal Lerner | Bill Hart-Davidson | Colin Charlton | Kevin Roozen | C. Bazerman | Kevin Roozen | A. Lunsford | B. Hart-Davidson | N. Lerner | C. Charlton

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