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3. Miller (2020)
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1. Spigelman et al. (2006)
   Why We Chose Rhetoric
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2. Knievel (2006)
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3. Katz (2006)
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4. Scott (2006)
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5. Bridgeford (2004)
   Reshaping Technical Communication: New Directions and Challenges for the 21st Century
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6. Dombrowski (2002)
   Language and Empiricism
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7. Sullivan (2000)
   Keeping the rhetoric orthodox: Forum control in science
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8. Dombrowski (2000)
   Ethics and Technical Communication: The Past Quarter Century
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9. Johnson (1999)
   Johnson responds
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10. Moore (1999)
    Myths about instrumental discourse: A response to Robert R. Johnson
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11. Graves et al. (1998)
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1. Cunningham et al. (1994)
   Undergraduate Technical and Professional Writing Programs: A Question of Status
   Journal of Technical Writing and Communication
2. Sides (1994)
   QUO Vadis, Technical Communication?
   Journal of Technical Writing and Communication
3. Rutter (1991)
   History, Rhetoric, and Humanism: Toward a More Comprehensive Definition of Tech…
   Journal of Technical Writing and Communication
4. Hagge (1990)
   The First Technical Writer in English: A Challenge to the Hegemony of Chaucer
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5. ANSON et al. (1990)
   Moving Beyond the Academic Community
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1. Samuels (1985)
   Technical Writing and the Recreation of Reality
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