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Strategies and Perils of Writing in the Contact Zone: A Literary Arts Perspective, Assignments of Grammar and Composition

Various strategies used by writers when engaging in cross-cultural communication, referred to as the 'contact zone'. Strategies include auto ethnography, transculturation, critique, collaboration, bilingualism, mediation, parody, denunciation, imaginary dialogue, and vernacular expression. The document also highlights the challenges of writing in the contact zone, such as miscomprehension, incomprehension, dead letters, unread masterpieces, and absolute heterogeneity of meaning.

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2009/2010

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Literate Arts of the Contact Zone – Page 506
Strategies writers use in a Contact Zone feature of then writing
oAuto Ethnography
oTransculturation
oCritique
oCollaboration
oBilingual
oMediation
oParody
oDenunciation
oImaginary Dialogue
oVernacular Expression
Perils of Writing in the Conact Zone
oMiscomprehension
oIncomprehension
oDead Letters
oUnread Masterpieces
oAbsolute Heterogeneity of Meaning

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Literate Arts of the Contact Zone – Page 506  Strategies writers use in a Contact Zone feature of then writing o Auto Ethnography o Transculturation o Critique o Collaboration o Bilingual o Mediation o Parody o Denunciation o Imaginary Dialogue o Vernacular Expression  Perils of Writing in the Conact Zone o Miscomprehension o Incomprehension o Dead Letters o Unread Masterpieces o Absolute Heterogeneity of Meaning