April 1988
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College English
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Publications (2)
May 1986
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4 Reads
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12 Citations
College Composition and Communication
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... An underlying assumption behind this early conception of voice was that writer's identity existed in the material reality external to discourse, and that identity was being projected through discourse. In this conception of writer identity as projected self, honesty, or the accuracy of self-representation, was an important concern, and some writing teachers and researchers emphasized the presence of authentic self as the sine qua non of good writing (Coles & Vopat, 1985). In this view, identity can be discussed and assessed in terms of its presence or absence, as well as the authenticity of self-representation. ...
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Identity in Written Discourse
- Citing Article
May 1986
College Composition and Communication