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A	Agency • Arrangement Draft, Preliminary Arranging the Separate Pieces AUDIENCE Audience, Choosing a Viable Target Audience Context Audience Forum Audience, Researching the Audience Small, Keep the Target Audience?, Should writer's research the Audience, Target Audience, Things Valued by the Target Audience, Why Research the Target Authority, Social
B	Backwards can be Forwards
C	CHALLENGE A Writing Challenge, A Topic vs. Construct your Writing Challenge What's a Challenge? CITATIONS End•of•Text List of Citation Sources In•text Citations Commenting on a Peer's Text Community, Discourse Consequence and Credibility Context, Motive, and Action Conventions, Discourse COPY EDITING Backwards can be Forwards Copy Editing, Peer Response vs. Make preparations for copy editing? What is copyediting? CREDIBILITY Credibility, Consequence and Credibility (of Recorded Information), Judging the Journals, Questions to ask about Books and Newspapers, Questions to ask about Websites, Questions to ask about
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D	Darker Side of the Dark Wood, A Desired Consequences Development, Methods of DISCOURSE Discourse Community Discourse Conventions Discourse Conventions, Common (Academic) Discoveries, Draft/Sketch a Record of D•O•E•R Method, The
E	Explorer, Writer as
F	Finite and Infinite Writers First Step, The Forum, Audience
G	"Global" Revisions Guide, Writer as
H	Home Page•Thirteen Challenges
I	Infinite Writers, Finite and In•text Citations
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K	A • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • I • J • K • L • M • N • O • P • Q • R • S • T • U • V • W • X • Y • Z
L	List of Citation Sources (end•of•text) "Local" Revisions
M	Medium, Choose a Methods of Development (metaphorically)
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P	PEER RESPONSE Commenting on a Peer's Texts Peer Response Questions Peer Response vs. Copy Editing What is peer response? Perceive?, What does your Reader Planning a Reader's Journey Point, The Preliminary Arrangement Draft Primary Research
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R	READER(s) Readers Make Meaning Reader Perceive?, What does your Reader, Writer as REFLECTIVE WRITING Reflective Writing A Reflective Writing Example RESEARCH Keeping Track of Your Research Primary Research Secondary Research REVISIONS/REVISING "Global" Revisions "Local" Revisions What is Revising? ROLES (of the Writer) Explorer Guide Reader
S	Secondary Research Seeing "Unseen" Media Sense as in "Making Sense? Social Authority
T	TARGET AUDIENCE Target Audience The Target Audience Triangle Things Valued by the Target Audience Thesis Statement Topic
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W	Wikipedia Willful Reader, The Words and Meaning WRITING Three (General) Writing Scenarios Writing•for•Others Writing•to•Others Writing•to•Self
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