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1. Knowles (2024)
   Machine-in-the-loop writing: Optimizing the rhetorical load
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2. Richter (2023)
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1. Pigg (2014)
   Coordinating Constant Invention: Social Media's Role in Distributed Work
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2. Barton et al. (2012)
   Process, Product, and Potential: The Archaeological Assessment of Collaborative…
   Technical Communication Quarterly
3. Nicotra (2009)
   “Folksonomy” and the Restructuring of Writing Space
   College Composition and Communication
4. Spinuzzi (2007)
   Guest Editor's Introduction: Technical Communication in the Age of Distributed Work
   Technical Communication Quarterly
5. Lunsford (2006)
   Writing, technologies, and the fifth canon
   Computers and Composition

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1. Jones (2005)
   From Writers to Information Coordinators
   Journal of Business and Technical Communication
2. Yancey (2004)
   Made Not Only in Words: Composition in a New Key
   College Composition and Communication
3. GEISLER (2001)
   Textual Objects
   Written Communication

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1. Eco (1989)
   Greimassian semantics and the encyclopedia
   New Literary History  ↗
2. Freedman (1997)
   Navigating the current of economic policy: Written genres and the distribution of cogniti…
   Mind, Culture, and Activity  ↗
3. Spinuzzi (2000)
   Genre ecologies: An open-system approach to understanding and constructing documentation
   Journal of Computer Documentation  ↗