Cited by in this index (4)

1. Blair (2023)
   Computers and Composition at 40: A retrospective
   Computers and Composition
2. Davis (2019)
   Feminist Rhetorical Practices in Digital Spaces
   Computers and Composition
3. Carlson (2019)
   Metis as Embodied, Technofeminist Intervention: Rhetorically Listening to Perio…
   Computers and Composition
4. Frost et al. (2017)
   Seeing and Knowing the Womb: A Technofeminist Reframing of Fetal Ultrasound tow…
   Computers and Composition

Cites in this index (4)

1. Webb (2003)
   Technologies of difference: Reading the virtual age through sexual (in)difference
   Computers and Composition
2. Aschauer (1999)
   Tinkering with technological skill: An examination of the gendered uses of tech…
   Computers and Composition
3. LeCourt et al. (1999)
   Writing multiplicity: Hypertext and feminist textual politics
   Computers and Composition
4. Woodland (1999)
   “I plan to be a 10”: Online literacy and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgende…
   Computers and Composition

Also cites 8 works outside this index ↓

1. Bankey (2001)
   La Donna é mobile: Constructing the irrational woman.
   Gender, Place, and Culture  ↗
2. Beasley (2002)
   Shirts vs. skins: Clothing as an indicator of gender role stereotyping in video games
   Mass Communication & Society  ↗
3. Glissov (1994)
   Chips with everything: Personal attributes of heavy computer users
   Educational Studies  ↗
4. Lo (2002)
   Third-person effect, gender, and pornography on the Internet
   Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media  ↗
5. Subrahmanyam (2000)
   The impact of home computer use on children’s activities and development
   Future of Children  ↗
6. Stepulevage (2001)
   Gender/technology relations: Complicating the gender binary
   Gender and Education  ↗
7. Ullman (2001)
   Sex and science: The return of the repressed
   Journal of Women’s History  ↗
8. Wright (2001)
   Feminist conceptualizations of women’s madness: A review of the literature
   Journal of Advanced Nursing  ↗