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Making Feminist Rhetorical History Five Pages at a Time: A Cross-Institutional Writing Group for Mid-Career Women in the Academy

Lisa Shaver ; Elizabeth Tasker Davis ; Jane Greer
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2019-11-01
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rhetorical criticism feminist rhetorics archival research gender and writing
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