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Renee M. Moreno "The Politics of Location": Text As Opposition.

Moreno, Renee M. "'The Politics of Location': Text As Opposition." CCC. 54.2 (2002): 222-242.

Abstract:

Foregrounding issues of race, ethnicity, and education, this article ties together two important issues in teaching (so-called) basic writing: how social and pedagogical issues in higher education shape possibilities for bicultural students' writings and how these students can use their developing sense of literacy and their texts to explore identity.

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