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Doctoral Student Reading and Writing: Making Our Processes Visible

By Melanie Doyle, Chantelle Caissie

Reading and writing are core components of what it means to be a doctoral student. Although reading and writing are known to be discursive, socialized practices, doctoral programs often focus on the output of these practices and position reading and…

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Version 1.0 - published on 10 Jul 2025 doi:10.31468/dwr.1055 - cite this

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