James Gee: New Literacy Studies and the "Social Turn" - The Diigo Meta page

• 29 Oct 09
  

  Ryan Bretag

  literacy literacies research

• 15 Sep 09
  

  Nicole Olcese
• 27 Jun 09
  

  Marlene Assselin
• 06 Jun 08
  

  Gail Casey

  Many of us involved in the "social turn" assumed that the movements that made it up were somehow inherently politically "progressive". That is, we assumed that focusing on the social would unmask the workings of hierarchy, power, and social injustice,

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• 01 Sep 06
  

  Marc Sheffner

  The New Literacy Studies (NLS) was one movement among many that took part in a larger "social turn" away from a focus on individuals and their "private" minds and towards interaction and social practice. The NLS (see Barton 1994; Gee 1996; and Street 1995

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• 25 Mar 06
  

  Jo McLeay

  Many of us involved in the "social turn" assumed that the movements that made it up were somehow inherently politically "progressive". That is, we assumed that focusing on the social would unmask the workings of hierarchy, power, and social injustice,

  Gee author critical linguistics literacy reform social

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