Why they write

Tara Brabazon

Why they write

Tara Brabazon

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Abstract

First year university students are too often the objects of study, rather than partners in learning. Tara Brabazon talks about how and why first year students write, using the inspiration of George Orwell as a starting point.

Original language	English
Publisher	Liberated Syndication
Media of output	Online
Size	7:15 minutes
Publication status	Published - 31 Jan 2010

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