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The Art of Critical Writing: A Literary Genre at Vanishing Point.

The article examines the decline of critical writing as a literary genre in the contemporary university setting, highlighting its marginalization amid changing pedagogical and technological landscapes. Topics include the impact of AI and digital tools on student writing practices, the erosion of tra...

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Published in:Philological Quarterly Vol. 103; no. 3; pp. 229 - 245
Main Author: STEWART, GARRETT
Format: Article
Published: Department of English, University of Iowa Summer2024
Subjects:
Literary form
Education
Critical thinking
Literature
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