"If You Don't Believe that You're Doing Some Good with the Work that You Do, then You Shouldn't Be Doing It": An Interview with Cindy Selfe.

In this interview, Cindy Selfe talks about the intersections of technological literacy, digital scholarship, poststructuralist theory, and university politics. In doing so, she provides a lens for scholars trying to understand the milieu of the university by viewing its potential in juxtaposition to...

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Publicado en:Composition Forum Vol. 21; pp. 3 - 4
Autor principal: Bailie, Brian
Formato: Interview
Publicado: Composition Forum Spring2010
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