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phenomenology of error: a standalone construct

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Writing studies

the argument that errors in usage exist largely in how readers experience a text, so many violations go unnoticed unless a reader is hunting for them.

In writing studies, phenomenology of error refers to the argument that errors in usage exist largely in how readers experience a text, so many violations go unnoticed unless a reader is hunting for them. This meaning comes from Williams (1981) in College Composition & Communication.[1]

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References

Williams, J. M. (1981). The Phenomenology of Error. College Composition & Communication, 32(2), 152-168. https://doi.org/10.58680/ccc198115908

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