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1985 — Volume 16 No 1

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FRONT MATTER

TEACHING INVENTION TO THE PERFECTIONIST
David Harrington

FROM INFORMAL TALK TO ACADEMIC PROSE: WHAT LIES IN BETWEEN?
Anne Aronson

USING LITERATURE TO TEACH THE “PROCESS”: SOME PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF HELLER’S CATCH-22
William Dyer

INTEGRATING THE READING AND WRITING PROCESS: CONCIDERATIONS FOR TEACHERS
Suzanne L. Bunkers

YOUNG ADULT LITERATURE: SCANNING THE HORIZON FOR READERS
Richard Peck

REVIEW OF HORACE’S COMPROMISE: THE DILEMMA OF THE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL BY THEODORE R. SIZER
Andrew Kantar

NOTICES

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

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