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Review essay: Androgyny and identity in gender communication

Ken Burke Associate Professor of Communication, Mills College, Oakland, California
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Nancy Burroughs‐Denhart Assistant Professor of Communication, Mills College, Oakland, California
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Glen McClish Associate Professor of Communication and Theatre, Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas
Pages 482-497 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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JamesJ. Kimble. (2009) John F. Kennedy, the Construction of Peace, and the Pitfalls of Androgynous Rhetoric. Communication Quarterly 57:2, pages 154-170.
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Min‐Sun Kim & Mary Bresnahan. (1996) Cognitive basis of gender communication: A cross‐cultural investigation of perceived constraints in requesting. Communication Quarterly 44:1, pages 53-69.
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Randolph T. Barker & Lisa Zifcak. (2016) Communication and Gender in Workplace 2000: Creating a Contextually-Based Integrated Paradigm. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 29:4, pages 335-347.
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