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Composition: History & Theory: 1980 - 1989

Flower, Linda; Hayes, John. “A Cognitive Theory of Writing.” (1981)

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FlowerandHayesSummary.doc

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This document is both a close reading and summary of Linda Flower and John Hayes’ “Cognitive Theory of Writing,” 1981, largely in bullet-point form. 

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Bryan Alan Lutz

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04/19/11