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Introduction to Chapter 1theguide11e_ch1_1.html5655e7db757a2ee952000000
DLAP questionstheguide11e_ch1_1_dlap.xml5655e7db757a2ee952000000
Understanding the Rhetorical Situation theguide11e_ch1_2.html5655e7db757a2ee952000000
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Reflecting on Your Own Literacy theguide11e_ch1_3.html5655e7db757a2ee952000000
DLAP questionstheguide11e_ch1_3_dlap.xml5655e7db757a2ee952000000
Reading: Amy Tan, Excerpt from “Mother Tongue” theguide11e_ch1_4.html5655e7db757a2ee952000000
DLAP questionstheguide11e_ch1_4_dlap.xml5655e7db757a2ee952000000
Reading: William Gibson, Excerpt from “The Art of Fiction, No. 211” theguide11e_ch1_5.html5655e7db757a2ee952000000
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Reading: Annie Dillard, Excerpt from "An American Childhood" theguide11e_ch1_6.html5655e7db757a2ee952000000
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Reading: Lynda Barry, Excerpt from “Lost and Found” theguide11e_ch1_7.html5655e7db757a2ee952000000
DLAP questionstheguide11e_ch1_7_dlap.xml5655e7db757a2ee952000000
Reading: David Sedaris, “Me Talk Pretty One Day” theguide11e_ch1_8.html5655e7db757a2ee952000000
DLAP questionstheguide11e_ch1_8_dlap.xml5655e7db757a2ee952000000
Composing Your Own Literacy Narrative theguide11e_ch1_9.html5655e7db757a2ee952000000
DLAP questionstheguide11e_ch1_9_dlap.xml5655e7db757a2ee952000000