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... one another or to participate in society by working, or to help others in need. Without the idea one can not put literacy into use. Such ideas must make known their use, they do so by reflecting this use to the recipient. To understand the implicatioins of this argument I will explore the misconceptions which he refers to with comments and gradually progress to his argument in the context of children's literacy. Lankshear bases his arguments against certain misconceptions of literacy which he refers to as the autonomous model. He supports his arguments with authors Brian Street (he contrasts his ideological model with that of the autonomous model) and Harvey Graff who refers to the misconceptions as the literacy myth. Lankshear explains the views upon which misconceptions are based as follows: Both educationists and ordinary, lay people are mostly inclined to think that they either have or do not have ...
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