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Feb 5, 2019 10 min

Genre, format, and purpose

from Teaching Writing: Ideas and Strategies Hosted by Roger Graves

In this episode we consider the concept of genre, as writing studies researchers have framed it, to think about the kinds of writing we assign to students and that we encounter at work. What does genre add to our understanding of what needs to be written that purpose and audience do not already tell us?

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