"Private" Lives and "Public" Writing: Rhetorical Practices of Western Nebraska Women
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2002
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| author | Hogg, Charlotte |
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| contents | "Private" Lives and "Public" Writing: Rhetorical Practices of Western Nebraska Women Hogg, Charlotte Municipalities Rhetoric Females Diaries Expository Writing Local History United States History State History Community Characteristics Writing (Composition) In Paxton, Nebraska, Charlotte Hogg discovers her grandmother and other community women contributed memoirs to the town library, wrote for the newspaper, and wrote histories of the town, churches, and school. These women were responsible for the rhetorical education of the community through their literacy practices.St |
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| spellingShingle | "Private" Lives and "Public" Writing: Rhetorical Practices of Western Nebraska Women Hogg, Charlotte Municipalities Rhetoric Females Diaries Expository Writing Local History United States History State History Community Characteristics Writing (Composition) "Private" Lives and "Public" Writing: Rhetorical Practices of Western Nebraska Women Hogg, Charlotte Municipalities Rhetoric Females Diaries Expository Writing Local History United States History State History Community Characteristics Writing (Composition) In Paxton, Nebraska, Charlotte Hogg discovers her grandmother and other community women contributed memoirs to the town library, wrote for the newspaper, and wrote histories of the town, churches, and school. These women were responsible for the rhetorical education of the community through their literacy practices.St |
| title | "Private" Lives and "Public" Writing: Rhetorical Practices of Western Nebraska Women |
| topic | Municipalities Rhetoric Females Diaries Expository Writing Local History United States History State History Community Characteristics Writing (Composition) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ791497 |