The Stakes of Not Staking Our Claim: Academic Freedom and the Subject of Composition
Mary Boland

Various writing programs have struggled to preserve their academic freedom amidst pressures from college administrators and members of the public. To discourage interference from outside parties, such a program needs to identify itself as focused on a substantial academic subject: the scholarly understanding of language and meaning.

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