Rhetoric Review
 1997
DOI: 10.1080/07350199709389077
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Reviewing and Redescribing “the politics of historiography”;: Octalog I, 1988

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“…Historians advocating for pedagogical change can be seen in the Octalog forums (1988Octalog forums ( , 1997Octalog forums ( , 2011 on historiography. In the first Octalog (1988), eight historians (James Berlin, Bob…”
Section: 2 Historiography Of Composition Historymentioning
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“For this additional burden we had no additional help”: First-year composition and writing program administration at Iowa State from 1869 to 1939

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“…Historians advocating for pedagogical change can be seen in the Octalog forums (1988Octalog forums ( , 1997Octalog forums ( , 2011 on historiography. In the first Octalog (1988), eight historians (James Berlin, Bob…”
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“For this additional burden we had no additional help”: First-year composition and writing program administration at Iowa State from 1869 to 1939

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Rhetoric, Interrupted: La Malinche and Nepantlisma

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Feminist Research Methodologies in Historic Rhetoric and Composition: An Overview of Scholarship from the 1970s to the Present

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