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CAMBRIDGE JERKED CHICKEN About as tired as road kill, this subject must be after run the lines of this paper, looking forward to the eighteen wheels of the diesel truck on the horizon. “Cognition, Convention, and Certainty: What we need to Know about writing”, is a review by Patricia BIzzell of Cognitive Processes in Writing, Ed. Lee W. Gregg. They both must have already found the secret to humanity to devote such intellect to this poor, fly less, tire marked animal. As many of my rescue instructors drilled in us is, “keep it simple,” when there is more complication there is more that can go wrong. So the battle stage is set. We have the inner-directed theorist VS the blood thirsty outer-directed theorist. Are we born with A fundamental Universal language or were we taught it by the “discourse community” (the community we were brought into) through the “discourse conventions” (the ways of the community we were brought into).
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