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ecology of writing: a standalone construct

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Writing studies

a model of writing as activity carried out within interlocking social systems of ideas, purposes, interpersonal relations, cultural norms and textual forms, rather than by a solitary mind.

In writing studies, ecology of writing refers to a model of writing as activity carried out within interlocking social systems of ideas, purposes, interpersonal relations, cultural norms and textual forms, rather than by a solitary mind. This meaning comes from Cooper (1986) in College English.[1]

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  1. Cooper, M. M. (1986). The Ecology of Writing. College English, 48(4), 364-375. https://doi.org/10.58680/ce198611607

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