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Articles in Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2008
Vol. 12, Issue 2, 2008
- EditorialJen Webb, Nigel Krauth
- The politics of style: staying aliveKevin Brophy
- 'The body in coupled action': writers as becoming-animalsNigel Krauth
- Literacies in transition: students and the journey in the discipline of writingClaire Woods
- Turning up the heat: collaboration as a response to a chilly research environmentWendy Beck, Kerry Dunne, Josie Fisher, Jane O'Sullivan, Alison Sheridan
- Research, travel and creativityEmily Sutherland
- Writing the unconscious: psychoanalysis for the creative writerDominique Hecq
- 'The gun went off': teaching the writing of violenceAndy Kissane
- Writing - a methodology for the new millenniumBunty Avieson
- Whose story is it, anyway? Ethics and interpretive authority in biographical creative nonfictionJanene Carey
- Research _through_ practice: a reply to Paul DawsonCamilla Nelson
- Review essay: Poetry in Australia and the John Leonard PressJen Webb
- TEXT poetry October 2008Christopher (Kit) Kelen, B N Oakman, Maria Takolander
- TEXT reviews October 2008Reviews by Sandra Burr and Penny Hanley, Moya Costello,Stephanie Green, Sandra Burr, Kathryn Hind, Gregory A Gould, Sean Harverson
Avieson, Bunty. 2008. “Writing - a Methodology for the New Millennium.” TEXT 12 (2): 1–11. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.31693.