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current-traditional rhetoric: a standalone construct

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the dominant school writing pedagogy of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, focused on form, correctness and modes of discourse.

In writing studies, current-traditional rhetoric refers to the dominant school writing pedagogy of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, focused on form, correctness and modes of discourse. This meaning comes from Crowley (1990) in The methodical memory.[1]

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  1. Crowley, S. (1990). The methodical memory. Southern Illinois University Press. ISBN 9780809316151

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