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Naming What We Know (1.1: Writing is a Knowledge-Making Activity, Heidi…

- - - - 1.6: Writing is Not Natural, Dylan B. Dryer
  - - - 2.1: Writing Represents The World, Events, Ideas, and Feelings, Charles Bazerman
        
        writers experience and interpret the world in different ways
        
        3.2 Writers' Histories, Processes, and Identities Vary, Kathleen Blake Yancey
        
        reflection on past experiences develops writing
        
        5.4: Reflection is Critical for Writers' Development, Kara Taczak
        
        reflection on writing will help avoid entrenchment
        
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      - writers develop + preform identities in relation to community values and interests
        
        3.1: Writing is Linked to Identity, Kevin Roosen
        
        identity is built upon experiences
        
        3.3: Writing is Informed by Prior Experience, Andrea A. Lunsford
        
        writers also draw on personal knowledge, lived experiences, + memories of writing: "writers summon up features...they've used in the past"
        
        2.6: Texts Get Their Meaning From Other Texts, Kevin Roosen
        
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        old strategies may not work well in new situations
- - - - writing makes material a version of the ideas and thoughts of the writer