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| | Computers and Composition: Rethinking Our Values (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15) |
 | | Another colleague sneers at a writing instructor who has spent years devising computer-based curricula and developing courseware: "She's not a real computer person." The "real computer person," in his view, talks about chaos theory, fractals, Bakhtin, and the digital revolution--not about students. |
 | | Some of our most interesting work has leaned heavily on the poststructural, postcognitive, and postmodern, as well as theories of feminism, reader-response, human-computer interaction, artificial intelligence, and physics. |
 | | From the beginning, our uses of computers in composition have depended partly on the available technology, but primarily, they have been influenced by composition theory. |
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