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8. ‘Error’ or Ghost Text? Reading, Ethnopoetics and Knowledge Making
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Mary Scott
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Acronyms and Abbreviations ix
- Contributors xi
- Risk as Productive: Working with Dilemmas in the Writing of Research 1
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Part 1: Deletion and Agency
- 1. ‘Does My Experience Count?’ The Role of Experiential Knowledge in the Research Writing of Postgraduate Adult Learners 27
- 2. A Lovely Imposition: The Complexity of Writing a Thesis in isiXhosa 48
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Part 2: Strategies for Hybridity: Writing Together
- 3. Negotiating Alternative Discourses in Academic Writing and Publishing: Risks with Hybridity 59
- 4. Academic Writing and Research at an Afropolitan University: An International Student Perspective 100
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Part 3: Pedagogies that Invite the Edge
- 5. Rehearsing ‘the Postgraduate Condition’ in Writers’ Circles 131
- 6. Genre: A Pigeonhole or a Pigeon? Case Studies of the Dilemmas Posed by the Writing of Academic Research Proposals 148
- 7. Of House and Home: Reflections on Knowing and Writing for a ‘Southern’ Postgraduate Pedagogy 166
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Part 4: Reading the World in Students’ Writing
- 8. ‘Error’ or Ghost Text? Reading, Ethnopoetics and Knowledge Making 203
- 9. ‘It Was Hardly about Writing’: Translations of Experience on Entering Postgraduate Studies 219
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Part 5: Peripheral Vision: Reflections from North and South
- 10. Resonances, Resistances and Relations: Reflecting on the Politics of Risk in Academic Knowledge Making 237
- 11. Both Dead and Alive: Schrödinger’s Cat in the Contact Zone 245
- Index 252
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Acronyms and Abbreviations ix
- Contributors xi
- Risk as Productive: Working with Dilemmas in the Writing of Research 1
-
Part 1: Deletion and Agency
- 1. ‘Does My Experience Count?’ The Role of Experiential Knowledge in the Research Writing of Postgraduate Adult Learners 27
- 2. A Lovely Imposition: The Complexity of Writing a Thesis in isiXhosa 48
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Part 2: Strategies for Hybridity: Writing Together
- 3. Negotiating Alternative Discourses in Academic Writing and Publishing: Risks with Hybridity 59
- 4. Academic Writing and Research at an Afropolitan University: An International Student Perspective 100
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Part 3: Pedagogies that Invite the Edge
- 5. Rehearsing ‘the Postgraduate Condition’ in Writers’ Circles 131
- 6. Genre: A Pigeonhole or a Pigeon? Case Studies of the Dilemmas Posed by the Writing of Academic Research Proposals 148
- 7. Of House and Home: Reflections on Knowing and Writing for a ‘Southern’ Postgraduate Pedagogy 166
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Part 4: Reading the World in Students’ Writing
- 8. ‘Error’ or Ghost Text? Reading, Ethnopoetics and Knowledge Making 203
- 9. ‘It Was Hardly about Writing’: Translations of Experience on Entering Postgraduate Studies 219
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Part 5: Peripheral Vision: Reflections from North and South
- 10. Resonances, Resistances and Relations: Reflecting on the Politics of Risk in Academic Knowledge Making 237
- 11. Both Dead and Alive: Schrödinger’s Cat in the Contact Zone 245
- Index 252