Personally Speaking
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Personally Speaking
By James P. LisanteGentle Joe Bernardin EVERAL years ago , I was invited to speak at a gathering of the Illinois State Catholic Conference . And while I welcomed the opportunity to address this committed group of Catholic Christians , I was especially ...
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Personally Speaking: Experience as Evidence in Academic Discourse
By Candace Spigelman... Something New: College Writing Teachers and Classroom Change Wendy Bishop Variables of Composition: Process and Product in a Business Setting Glenn J. Broadhead and Richard C. Freed Audience Expectations and Teacher Demands Robert ...
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Personally Speaking: About this Ancestry Business : Members of the Birmingham & Midland Society for Genealogy & Heraldry Recount Their...
By Birmingham and Midland Society for Genealogy and HeraldryA collection of the society members' family trees, each accompanied by a brief personal memoir.
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Personally Speaking: Experience as Evidence in Academic Discourse
By Candace SpigelmanIn Personally Speaking , I want to take another tack — to see what we gain by combining the very different " orientations " or world- views imposed by personal and academic discourse as personal aca- demic discourse .
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Personally Speaking: Women's Thoughts on Women's Issues
By Liz Steiner-ScottPersonally Speaking: Women's Thoughts on Women's Issues
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Personally Speaking: Walter Carrington on the F.M. Alexander Technique
By Walter CarringtonPersonally Speaking: Walter Carrington on the F.M. Alexander Technique
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Personally Speaking
By Mark DruryPersonally Speaking
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Personally Speaking: A Collection of Poetry and Proses
By A. Charles HazelipSecond volume of poetry and prose by A. Charles Hazelip.
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Personally Speaking: The Principles and Power of Anointed Preaching and Teaching
By Bob GordonPersonally Speaking: The Principles and Power of Anointed Preaching and Teaching
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Personally Speaking
By Patricia Hill-CookPersonally Speaking
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Personally Speaking: Experience as Evidence in Academic Discourse
By Candace Spigelman... back to enjoy the moment” with “learning to live in it.” It's true that Michelle's draft now looks more like a personal essay than a literary analysis, and in that sense, we will need to talk next about how she might refocus it. However ...