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Re: [xmca] Understanding is no method but rather a form of communication



Could you spell this out a bit Peter? I'm not grasping your point. 

Martin

On Jul 18, 2012, at 2:37 PM, Peter Smagorinsky wrote:

> What I find surprising about this whole discussion is that each and every source invoked is a highly placed theorist. It seems a bit patronizing to me. 

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