Review: Feminist Rhetorical Challenges to Significance, Certainty, and Disconnection

College English Mar 2022

Review: Feminist Rhetorical Challenges to Significance, Certainty, and Disconnection

Wendy Sharer

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Journal: College English
Published: 2022-03-01
DOI: 10.58680/ce202231770
Open Access: Closed
Topics: gender and writing

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Review: Feminist Rhetorical Challenges to Significance, Certainty, and Disconnection

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