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A Legal Discourse of Transparency: Discursive Agency and Domestic Violence in the Technical Discourse of the Excited Utterance Exception to Hearsay

by Andrus, Jennifer
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (2010)

Article, E-Article

Towards an emancipatory pedagogy in service courses and user departments

by David, Carol; Kienzler, Donna
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1999)

Article, E-Article

Lynna L. Dunn: Comment

by Dunn, Lynna L.
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1995)

Article, E-Article

Setting the discourse community: Tasks and assessment for the new technical communication service course

by Coppola, Nancy W.
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1999)

Article, E-Article

Collaborative argument across the visual‐verbal interface

by Kaufer, David S.; Fleming, David; Werner, Mark; Sinsheimer‐Weeks, Ann
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1993)

Article, E-Article

Teaching technical authorship

by Henry, Jim
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1995)

Article, E-Article

Writers and their maps: The construction of a GAO report on sexual harassment

by Cook, Kelli Cargile
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (2000)

Article, E-Article

Making the connection: Desktop publishing, professional writing, andpro bono publico

by Hafer, Gary R.
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1999)

Article, E-Article

The unfortunate human factor: A selective history of human factors for technical communicators

by Johnson, Robert R.
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1994)

Article, E-Article

Analyzing audiences for software manuals: A survey of instructional needs for “real world tasks”

by Mirel, Barbara
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1992)

Article, E-Article

A masterpiece in a new genre: The rhetorical negotiation of two audiences in schrödinger's “what is life?”

by Ceccarelli, Leah
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1994)

Article, E-Article

Moving instruction to the web: Writing as multi‐tasking

by Kramer, Robert; Bernhardt, Stephen A.
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1999)

Article, E-Article

Using desktop publishing in an editing class—the lessons learned and students' assessments

by Tharp, Marty; Zimmerman, Don
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1992)

Article, E-Article

Writing4practicein engineering courses: Implementation and assessment approaches

by Gruber, Sibylle; Larson, Debra; Scott, David; Neville, Melvin
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1999)

Article, E-Article

Queering Tactical Technical Communication: DIY HRT

by Edenfield, Avery C.; Holmes, Steve; Colton, Jared S.
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (2019)

Article, E-Article

Down the slippery slope: Ethics and the technical writer as marketer

by Bryan, John
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1992)

Article, E-Article

Evaluating pictorial illustrations

by Dragga, Sam
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1992)

Article, E-Article

The Mundane, Power, and Symmetry: A Reading of the Field with Dorothy Winsor and the Tradition of Ethnographic Research

by Read, Sarah
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (2011)

Article, E-Article

Integrating service learning and technical communication: Benefits and challenges

by Matthews, Catherine; Zimmerman, Beverly B.
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1999)

Article, E-Article

Classical rhetoric and the teaching of technical writing

by Reynolds, John Frederick
published in Technical Communication Quarterly (1992)

Article, E-Article

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