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Technical Communication Quarterly Volume 3, 1994 - Issue 3: Gender and technical commuunication
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A feminist perspective on technical communicative action: Exploring how alternative worldviews affect environmental remediation efforts

Susan Mallon Ross Assistant professor in technical communications, Clarkson University
Pages 325-342 | Published online: 11 Mar 2009

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Elizabeth Overman Smith & Isabelle Thompson. (2016) Feminist Theory in Technical Communication. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 16:4, pages 441-477.
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