2016
DOI: 10.1080/14790726.2016.1192195
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Exploring the intersections of creative and academic life among Australian academic creative writing practitioners

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“…Otras formas de solventar las dificultades de escritura académica durante el desarrollo de sus proyectos de investigación fue el uso de portales de aplicación en WEB. Estos resultados son coincidentes con lo planteado en Strange et al (2016), al considerar que, las nuevas tecnologías son recursos valiosos para el desarrollo de la habilidad escritora.…”
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“…Otras formas de solventar las dificultades de escritura académica durante el desarrollo de sus proyectos de investigación fue el uso de portales de aplicación en WEB. Estos resultados son coincidentes con lo planteado en Strange et al (2016), al considerar que, las nuevas tecnologías son recursos valiosos para el desarrollo de la habilidad escritora.…”
Section: Discusión Y Conclusionesunclassified
“…Aula de Encuentro, volumen 25 (2), Investigaciones, pp. 50-72 de la competencia lectora y escritora como competencia en la investigación de los docentes (Strange et al, 2016).…”
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“…However, studies report that a zero-sum binary hardly represents the reality of contemporary writers' careers. Although affiliation with academic institutions does not directly impact creativity, it does provide them with income, prestige, and intellectual stimulation (Strange, Hetherington, and Eaton 2016). Institutional support from literary prizes and publishers provide 'a seal of approval' that promotes new talent in the literary world and the market (Childress, Rawlings, and Moeran 2017;Sapiro 2003Sapiro , 2016.…”
Section: Poets and Titlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, due to the emphasis on data and methodology placed on academic writing which, for our purposes, is considered to be writing completed by those teaching and working in Higher Education Institutions and submitted to academic, peer-reviewed journals or recognised academic presses, it is rarely considered as a form of creative writing. Both Strange et al (2016) 116 and Yoo (2017) 117 have commented on the tension between creative and academic writing identity. Strange et al's study considers the status of the creative writing practitioners within the academic setting, surveying 60 academic-creative writers about their motivations and expectations while practising as "career academics/creative practitioners."…”
Section: Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%