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Toward a Feminist Historiography of Technical Communication

John F. Flynn
Pages 321-329 | Published online: 20 Nov 2009

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Cana Uluak Itchuaqiyaq & Breeanne Matheson. (2021) Decolonial Dinners: Ethical Considerations of “Decolonial” Metaphors in TPC. Technical Communication Quarterly 30:3, pages 298-310.
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Marie E. Moeller & Erin A. Frost. (2016) Food Fights: Cookbook Rhetorics, Monolithic Constructions of Womanhood, and Field Narratives in Technical Communication. Technical Communication Quarterly 25:1, pages 1-11.
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Emily January Petersen & Rebecca Walton. (2018) Bridging Analysis and Action. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 32:4, pages 416-446.
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Emily January Petersen & Ryan M. Moeller. (2016) Using Antenarrative to Uncover Systems of Power in Mid-20th Century Policies on Marriage and Maternity at IBM. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 46:3, pages 362-386.
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Erin A. Frost. (2015) Apparent Feminism as a Methodology for Technical Communication and Rhetoric. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 30:1, pages 3-28.
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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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Denise Tillery. (2016) The Plain Style in the Seventeenth Century: Gender and the History of Scientific Discourse. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 35:3, pages 273-289.
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Gail Lippincott. (2016) “Something in Motion and Something to Eat Attract the Crowd”: Cooking with Science at the 1893 World's Fair. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 33:2, pages 141-164.
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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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ISABELLE THOMPSON. (2016) Women and Feminism in Technical Communication. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 13:2, pages 154-178.
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