Technical Communication Quarterly
Apr 2014
Design Meets Disability Rhetorical AccessAbility: Graham Pullin. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2009. 341 Pp. Lisa Meloncon, Ed. Amityville, NY: Baywood. 2012. 240 Pp.
Ashlynn Reynolds-Dyk
Texas Tech University
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Although Graham Pullin, an instructor of design, probably doesn't refer to himself as a technical communicator, he takes on the role of one in his book, Design Meets Disability. In this book, Pulli...
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