Hostesses of Literacy: Librarians, Writing Teachers, Writing Centers, and a Historical Quest for Ethos.
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| author | Rohan, Liz |
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| contents | Hostesses of Literacy: Librarians, Writing Teachers, Writing Centers, and a Historical Quest for Ethos. Rohan, Liz Feminism Higher Education Librarians Library Science Literacy Writing Instruction Writing Laboratories Critiques and advances an understanding for a method of establishing ethos-- promoting one's field by distinguishing it from work associated with women. Provides some reasons why this might have been important to women librarians and argues how this process applies to particular exigencies in the contemporary fields of library science and of composition. (SG) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2002 |
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| spellingShingle | Hostesses of Literacy: Librarians, Writing Teachers, Writing Centers, and a Historical Quest for Ethos. Rohan, Liz Feminism Higher Education Librarians Library Science Literacy Writing Instruction Writing Laboratories Hostesses of Literacy: Librarians, Writing Teachers, Writing Centers, and a Historical Quest for Ethos. Rohan, Liz Feminism Higher Education Librarians Library Science Literacy Writing Instruction Writing Laboratories Critiques and advances an understanding for a method of establishing ethos-- promoting one's field by distinguishing it from work associated with women. Provides some reasons why this might have been important to women librarians and argues how this process applies to particular exigencies in the contemporary fields of library science and of composition. (SG) |
| title | Hostesses of Literacy: Librarians, Writing Teachers, Writing Centers, and a Historical Quest for Ethos. |
| topic | Feminism Higher Education Librarians Library Science Literacy Writing Instruction Writing Laboratories |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ662518 |