Literacy in American Lives
A landmark study tracing how Americans acquire and use literacy amid economic, social, and technological change.
About This Book
Literacy in American Lives examines the role of reading and writing in the everyday experiences of Americans.
The book draws on extensive interviews to trace how literacy opportunities and practices have shifted over the twentieth century.
It highlights the economic, social, and technological forces that shape access to literacy.
Readers gain insight into the personal and collective significance of literacy skills in modern society.
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