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Women's work: The feminizing of composition

Sue Ellen Holbrook Associate Professor of English and director of the composition program, Southern Connecticut State University,
Pages 201-229 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Shereen Inayatulla & Heather Robinson. (2020) “Backwards and in High Heels”: The Invisibility and Underrepresentation of Femme(inist) Administrative Labor in Academia. Administrative Theory & Praxis 42:2, pages 212-232.
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Theresa M. Evans. (2017) The Myth of Self-Sacrifice for the Good[s] of Mankind: Contingency and Women’s Work. Rhetoric Review 36:1, pages 86-99.
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Jackie Tuck. (2016) ‘That ain't going to get you a professorship’: discourses of writing and the positioning of academics’ work with student writers in UK higher education. Studies in Higher Education 41:9, pages 1612-1626.
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Lori Ostergaard. (2013) “Silent Work for Suffrage”: The Discreet Rhetoric of Professor June Rose Colby and the Sapphonian Society 1892–1908. Rhetoric Review 32:2, pages 137-155.
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LisaS. Mastrangelo. (1999) Learning from the past: Rhetoric, composition, and debate at Mount Holyoke College. Rhetoric Review 18:1, pages 46-64.
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JaniceM. Lauer. (1995) The feminization of rhetoric and composition studies? . Rhetoric Review 13:2, pages 276-286.
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Janet Carey Eldred & Peter Mortensen. (1994) Monitoring Columbia's daughters: Writing as gendered conduct. Rhetoric Society Quarterly 23:3-4, pages 46-69.
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Anna Sicari. (2022) Hitting a Brick Wall and the Women Who Do the Work: Is This the Same Old Story?. College Composition & Communication 73:3, pages 562-592.
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Jackie Tuck. (2018) "I'm nobody's Mum in this university": The gendering of work around student writing in UK higher education. Journal of English for Academic Purposes 32, pages 32-41.
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Theresa Lillis, Jennifer McMullan & Jackie Tuck. (2018) Gender and academic writing. Journal of English for Academic Purposes 32, pages 1-8.
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Sheryl Brahnam, Marianthe Karanikas & Margaret Weaver. (2011) (Un)dressing the interface: Exposing the foundational HCI metaphor “computer is woman”. Interacting with Computers 23:5, pages 401-412.
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