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Technical Communication Quarterly Volume 7, 1998 - Issue 1: Research Methodology in Technical Communication
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From logocentrism to ethocentrism: Historicizing critiques of writing research

Davida Charney professor in the Division of Rhetoric and Composition, University of Texas, Austin
Pages 9-32 | Published online: 11 Mar 2009

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BarryL. Thatcher. (2000) Writing policies and procedures in a U.S./South American context. Technical Communication Quarterly 9:4, pages 365-399.
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JeffreyT. Grabill. (2000) Shaping local HIV/AIDS services policy through activist research: The problem of client involvement. Technical Communication Quarterly 9:1, pages 29-50.
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Leping Liu, StuartA. Harrington & D. LaMont Johnson. (1999) What Influences the Quality of Research: Findings from an Editorial Management Database. Computers in the Schools 15:3-4, pages 53-65.
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John Raucci. (2021) A Replication Agenda for Composition Studies. College Composition & Communication 72:3, pages 440-461.
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Saul Carliner. (2012) Different Approaches to Similar Challenges: An Analysis of the Occupational Cultures of the Disciplines of Technical Communication and Training Tutorial. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 55:2, pages 160-174.
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Saul Carliner, Nancy Coppola, Helen Grady & George Hayhoe. (2011) What Does the Transactions Publish? What do Transactions' Readers Want to Read?. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 54:4, pages 341-359.
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Nancy Coppola & Saul Carliner. (2011) Is our peer-reviewed literature sustainable?. Is our peer-reviewed literature sustainable?.
Michael G. Moran & Elizabeth Tebeaux. (2016) A Bibliography of Works Published in the History of Professional Communication from 1994–2009: Part 1. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 41:2, pages 193-214.
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Martine Courant Rife. (2010) Ethos, Pathos, Logos, Kairos: Using a Rhetorical Heuristic to Mediate Digital-Survey Recruitment Strategies. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 53:3, pages 260-277.
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M.C. Rife. (2008) The “shock and awe“ of digital research design: Rhetorical strategies as mediational means in digital survey research. The “shock and awe“ of digital research design: Rhetorical strategies as mediational means in digital survey research.
Edward A. Malone. (2007) Historical Studies of Technical Communication in the United States and England: A Fifteen-Year Retrospection and Guide to Resources. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 50:4, pages 333-351.
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Richard H. Haswell. (2016) NCTE/CCCC’s Recent War on Scholarship. Written Communication 22:2, pages 198-223.
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Brenton Faber. (2016) Professional Identities. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 16:3, pages 306-337.
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Paul M. Dombrowski. (2016) Language and Empiricism. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 32:1, pages 3-21.
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Barry Thatcher. (2016) Issues of Validity in Intercultural Professional Communication Research. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 15:4, pages 458-489.
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