Every Writer Needs an Editor: A Paradigm for Writing in Business, Industry, and Education
This column examines a train of thought that underlies current practices in business and education; then it discusses how creating a supportive climate for the writing process relates to the paradigm every writer needs an editor. The column ends by discussing the implications
of making such a change in business, industry, and education.
Document Type: Miscellaneous
Publication date: 01 May 1995
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