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Literacy, Language, and Community Publishing
Literacy, Language, and Community Publishing

By Jane Mace

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Literacy, Language and Community Publishing brings together theoretical and practical debates from adult literacy and language education with those of creative writing and community publishing work...

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The Give and Take of Writing
The Give and Take of Writing

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Outside the Classroom
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Playing with Time
Playing with Time

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Talking about Literacy
Talking about Literacy

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Playing with Time
Playing with Time

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Literacy History and Futures
Literacy History and Futures

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