Stepping Out of Everyday Life | Introductions and Shared Authorship | 18 min 5 sec
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Project reading: Out of the Everyday: from a shared opening to the next writing task
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Edition details: Stepping Out of Everyday Life | Building a Shared Opening | 18 min 37 sec
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Edition details: Stepping Out of Everyday Life | Closing Discussion and Next Steps | 13 min 13 sec
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