Most cited in this index

What does the field treat as foundational — and is that different from what we assume? These rankings reflect citation counts within the discipline's own journals, not Google Scholar's cross-disciplinary totals. An article cited 200 times across CCC, College English, and Written Communication tells a different story than one cited 200 times from linguistics or education. This is the field citing itself — the closest approximation we have to what rhetoric and composition actually considers essential reading.

Full citation data available
JournalArticlesWith referencesCoverage
College Composition and Communication69376937100.0%
College English1067010670100.0%
Community Literacy Journal465465100.0%
Computers and Composition16491649100.0%
Journal of Business and Technical Communication10491049100.0%
Journal of Technical Writing and Communication15311531100.0%
Pedagogy11411141100.0%
Philosophy & Rhetoric691691100.0%
Poroi259259100.0%
Research in the Teaching of English16781678100.0%
Rhetoric & Public Affairs733733100.0%
Rhetoric Review13871387100.0%
Teaching English in the Two-Year College15131513100.0%
Technical Communication Quarterly11101110100.0%
Written Communication895895100.0%
Rhetoric Society Quarterly1764176399.9%
No DOIs (web-only journals)
JournalArticlesWith referencesCoverage
Basic Writing e-Journal5600—
Composition Forum480—
Composition Studies3250—
Enculturation1650—
Journal of Multimodal Rhetorics550—
KB Journal: The Journal of the Kenneth Burke Society3390—
Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy630—
Literacy in Composition Studies1910—
Praxis: A Writing Center Journal1990—
Present Tense: A Journal of Rhetoric in Society2410—
Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing and Rhetoric5530—
The Peer Review260—
Writing Center Journal1310—
Writing Lab Newsletter3540—

Citation data comes from CrossRef, which aggregates reference lists deposited by publishers. Some publishers in the index — particularly Sage and Taylor & Francis — deposit complete reference lists for their journals. Others, including some open-access and society-published journals, deposit DOIs but not reference lists. Web-only journals without DOIs cannot contribute citation data at all, though they can still appear as cited works when other journals reference them. The citation network and 'Most Cited' rankings therefore reflect a partial picture, weighted toward journals whose publishers participate fully in CrossRef's reference deposit system. This is a limitation of the available infrastructure, not a judgment about the value of any journal's scholarship.

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2000s
  1. 1
    Unframing models of public distribution: From rhetorical situation to rhetorical ecologies
    Jenny Edbauer 2005 Rhetoric Society Quarterly Cited by 115
1990s
  1. 1
    Rethinking Genre in School and Society
    DAVID R. RUSSELL 1997 Written Communication Cited by 108
2010s
  1. 1
    Disrupting the Past to Disrupt the Future: An Antenarrative of Technical Communication
    Natasha N. Jones et al. 2016 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 106
  2. 2
    Race, Rhetoric, and Technology
    Angela M. Haas 2012 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 99
1980s
  1. 1
    Collaborative Learning and the "Conversation of Mankind"
    Kenneth A. Bruffee 1984 College English Cited by 95
2010s
  1. 1
    The Technical Communicator as Advocate
    Natasha N. Jones 2016 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 93
  2. 2
    Participatory Localization: A Social Justice Approach to Navigating Unenfranchised/Disenfranchised Cultural Sites
    Godwin Y. Agboka 2013 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 83
1990s
  1. 1
    Records as Genre
    CATHERINE F. SCHRYER 1993 Written Communication Cited by 72
1980s
  1. 1
    Accommodating Science
    JEANNE FAHNESTOCK 1986 Written Communication Cited by 71
1990s
  1. 1
    The Technical Communicator as Author
    JENNIFER DARYL SLACK et al. 1993 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 64
2000s
  1. 1
    Mapping the Research Questions in Technical Communication
    Carolyn D. Rude 2009 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 63
1990s
  1. 1
    Relocating the Value of Work: Technical Communication in a Post-Industrial Age
    Johndan Johnson-Eilola 1996 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 63
2000s
  1. 1
    The Method Section as Conceptual Epicenter in Constructing Social Science Research Reports
    Peter Smagorinsky 2008 Written Communication Cited by 60
1990s
  1. 1
    Toward a critical rhetoric of risk communication: Producing citizens and the role of technical communicators
    Jeffrey T. Grabill et al. 1998 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 60
2010s
  1. 1
    Decolonial Methodologies: Social Justice Perspectives in Intercultural Technical Communication Research
    Godwin Y. Agboka 2014 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 58
1990s
  1. 1
    Context, Text, Intertext
    STEPHEN P. WITTE 1992 Written Communication Cited by 54
2000s
  1. 1
    Cars, Culture, and Tactical Technical Communication
    Miles A. Kimball 2006 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 53
1990s
  1. 1
    Computer Conferences and Learning: Authority, Resistance, and Internally Persuasive Discourse
    Marilyn M. Cooper et al. 1990 College English Cited by 51
2000s
  1. 1
    What Can Automation Tell Us About Agency?
    Carolyn R. Miller 2007 Rhetoric Society Quarterly Cited by 50
1980s
  1. 1
    Writing in an Emerging Organization
    STEPHEN DOHENY-FARINA 1986 Written Communication Cited by 47
  2. 2
    The Rise of Technical Writing Instruction in America
    Robert J. Connors 1982 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 47
2000s
  1. 1
    Layered Literacies: A Theoretical Frame for Technical Communication Pedagogy
    Kelli Cargile Cook 2002 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 45
  2. 2
    Recovering Delivery for Digital Rhetoric
    James E. Porter 2009 Computers and Composition Cited by 43
  3. 3
    Guest Editor's Introduction: Technical Communication in the Age of Distributed Work
    Clay Spinuzzi 2007 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 43
1980s
  1. 1
    Writing in Academic Settings: A Study of the Contexts for Writing in Two College Chemical Engineering Courses
    Anne J. Herrington 1985 Research in the Teaching of English Cited by 43
2000s
  1. 1
    The Movement of Air, the Breath of Meaning: Aurality and Multimodal Composing
    Cynthia L. Selfe 2009 College Composition and Communication Cited by 42
  2. 2
    NCTE/CCCC’s Recent War on Scholarship
    Richard H. Haswell 2005 Written Communication Cited by 41
1990s
  1. 1
    Moving Beyond the Academic Community
    CHRIS M. ANSON et al. 1990 Written Communication Cited by 41
2010s
  1. 1
    Rhetorical Agency as Emergent and Enacted
    Marilyn M. Cooper 2011 College Composition and Communication Cited by 40
2000s
  1. 1
    The Triumph of Users: Achieving Cultural Usability Goals With User Localization
    Huatong Sun 2006 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 40
1980s
  1. 1
    Images, Plans, and Prose
    LINDA FLOWER et al. 1984 Written Communication Cited by 40
1970s
  1. 1
    The Composing Processes of Unskilled College Writers
    Sondra Perl 1979 Research in the Teaching of English Cited by 40
2020s
  1. 1
    Shifting Out of Neutral: Centering Difference, Bias, and Social Justice in a Business Writing Course
    Cecilia Shelton 2020 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 39
2000s
  1. 1
    Rhetorics of Alternative Media in an Emerging Epidemic: SARS, Censorship, and Extra-Institutional Risk Communication
    Huiling Ding 2009 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 39
1990s
  1. 1
    Gender, Technology, and the History of Technical Communication
    Katherine T. Durack 1997 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 39
  2. 2
    Wearing Suits to Class
    AVIVA FREEDMAN et al. 1994 Written Communication Cited by 39
1980s
  1. 1
    A Stranger in Strange Lands: A College Student Writing Across the Curriculum
    Lucille Parkinson McCarthy 1987 Research in the Teaching of English Cited by 39
  2. 2
    The Social Construction of Two Biologists' Proposals
    GREG MYERS 1985 Written Communication Cited by 39
  3. 3
    Intertextuality and the discourse community
    James E. Porter 1986 Rhetoric Review Cited by 38
2010s
  1. 1
    The Design of Web 2.0: The Rise of the Template, The Fall of Design
    Kristin L. Arola 2010 Computers and Composition Cited by 37
2000s
  1. 1
    Writing as an Embodied Practice
    Christina Haas et al. 2001 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 37
  2. 2
    Digital Divide 2.0: “Generation M” and Online Social Networking Sites in the Composition Classroom
    Stephanie Vie 2008 Computers and Composition Cited by 36
  3. 3
    Ethics of Engagement: User-Centered Design and Rhetorical Methodology
    Michael J. Salvo 2001 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 36
2010s
  1. 1
    Design as Advocacy
    Emma J. Rose 2016 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 35
  2. 2
    Opinion: Language Difference in Writing: Toward a Translingual Approach
    Bruce Horner et al. 2011 College English Cited by 35
2000s
  1. 1
    Gains and losses: New forms of texts, knowledge, and learning
    Gunther Kress 2005 Computers and Composition Cited by 35
1990s
  1. 1
    An approach for applying cultural study theory to technical writing research
    Bernadette Longo 1998 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 35
2000s
  1. 1
    Infrastructure and Composing: The When of New-Media Writing
    Dànielle Nicole DeVoss et al. 2005 College Composition and Communication Cited by 34
1990s
  1. 1
    The Politics of the Interface: Power and Its Exercise in Electronic Contact Zones
    Cynthia L. Selfe et al. 1994 College Composition and Communication Cited by 34
1980s
  1. 1
    Composition studies: Dappled discipline
    Janice M. Lauer 1984 Rhetoric Review Cited by 34
2000s
  1. 1
    Rhetorical Agency, Resistance, and the Disciplinary Rhetorics of Breastfeeding
    Amy Koerber 2006 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 32
  2. 2
    Meeting the Challenges of Globalization
    Doreen Starke-Meyerring 2005 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 32
  3. 3
    Locating the Semiotic Power of Multimodality
    Glynda A. Hull et al. 2005 Written Communication Cited by 32
  4. 4
    Rearticulating Civic Engagement Through Cultural Studies and Service-Learning
    J. Blake Scott 2004 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 32
1990s
  1. 1
    <i>Ethos</i>as location: New sites for understanding discursive authority
    Nedra Reynolds 1993 Rhetoric Review Cited by 32
1980s
  1. 1
    The Stases in Scientific and Literary Argument
    JEANNE FAHNESTOCK et al. 1988 Written Communication Cited by 32
2010s
  1. 1
    From NoobGuides to #OpKKK: Ethics of Anonymous’ Tactical Technical Communication
    Jared S. Colton et al. 2017 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 31
  2. 2
    Narrative Inquiry in Human-Centered Design
    Natasha N. Jones 2016 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 31
2000s
  1. 1
    Genre Theory, Health-Care Discourse, and Professional Identity Formation
    Catherine F. Schryer et al. 2005 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 31
2010s
  1. 1
    Queering Tactical Technical Communication: DIY HRT
    Avery C. Edenfield et al. 2019 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 30
  2. 2
    A Social Justice Theory of Active Equality for Technical Communication
    Jared S. Colton et al. 2018 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 30
  3. 3
    The Invisible Digital Identity: Assemblages in Digital Networks
    Estee N. Beck 2015 Computers and Composition Cited by 30
2000s
  1. 1
    Toward a Civic Rhetoric for Technologically and Scientifically Complex Places: Invention, Performance, and Participation
    W. Michele Simmons et al. 2007 College Composition and Communication Cited by 30
  2. 2
    Plagiarism, originality, assemblage
    Johndan Johnson-Eilola et al. 2007 Computers and Composition Cited by 30
  3. 3
    IText
    Cheryl Geisler et al. 2001 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 30
1990s
  1. 1
    Genre and Activity Systems
    DOROTHY A. WINSOR 1999 Written Communication Cited by 30
  2. 2
    Rethinking Genre from a Sociocognitive Perspective
    CAROL BERKENKOTTER et al. 1993 Written Communication Cited by 30
2010s
  1. 1
    Recycled Writing: Assembling Actor Networks From Reusable Content
    Jason Swarts 2010 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 29
2000s
  1. 1
    Action Research and Wicked Environmental Problems
    Stuart Blythe et al. 2008 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 29
  2. 2
    A Multimodal Task-Based Framework for Composing
    Jody Shipka 2005 College Composition and Communication Cited by 29
  3. 3
    Genre Systems at Work
    CAROL BERKENKOTTER 2001 Written Communication Cited by 29
1980s
  1. 1
    The birth of molecular biology: An essay in the rhetorical criticism of scientific discourse
    S. Michael Halloran 1984 Rhetoric Review Cited by 29
2010s
  1. 1
    Thinking Ecologically About Rhetoric's Ontology: Capacity, Vulnerability, and Resilience
    Nathan Stormer et al. 2017 Philosophy & Rhetoric Cited by 28
  2. 2
    Apparent Feminism as a Methodology for Technical Communication and Rhetoric
    Erin A. Frost 2016 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 28
2000s
  1. 1
    Teaching Technical Communication in an Era of Distributed Work: A Case Study of Collaboration Between U.S. and Swedish Students
    Marie C. Paretti et al. 2007 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 28
  2. 2
    “Ouija board, are there any communications?” Agency, ontotheology, and the death of the humanist subject, or, continuing the ARS conversation
    Christian Lundberg et al. 2005 Rhetoric Society Quarterly Cited by 28
1990s
  1. 1
    Learning to Read Biology
    CHRISTINA HAAS 1994 Written Communication Cited by 28
  2. 2
    The Egalitarianism Narrative: Whose Story? Which Yardstick?
    Susan Romano 1993 Computers and Composition Cited by 28
1980s
  1. 1
    Aristotle's concept of ethos, or if not his somebody else's
    S. Michael Halloran 1982 Rhetoric Review Cited by 28
2010s
  1. 1
    Understanding How Algorithms Work Persuasively Through the Procedural Enthymeme
    Kevin Brock et al. 2016 Computers and Composition Cited by 27
  2. 2
    Values and Validity: Navigating Messiness in a Community-Based Research Project in Rwanda
    Rebecca Walton et al. 2015 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 27
2000s
  1. 1
    On divides and interfaces: Access, class, and computers
    Jeffrey T. Grabill 2003 Computers and Composition Cited by 27
1980s
  1. 1
    The politics of historiography
    James J. Murphy et al. 1988 Rhetoric Review Cited by 27
2010s
  1. 1
    2019 CCCC Chair’s Address: How Do We Language So People Stop Killing Each Other, or What Do We Do about White Language Supremacy?
    Asao B. Inoue 2019 College Composition and Communication Cited by 26
  2. 2
    Tactical Technical Communication
    Miles A. Kimball 2017 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 26
  3. 3
    Iconographic Tracking: A Digital Research Method for Visual Rhetoric and Circulation Studies
    Laurie E. Gries 2013 Computers and Composition Cited by 26
  4. 4
    The Digital Imperative: Making the Case for a 21st-Century Pedagogy
    J. Elizabeth Clark 2010 Computers and Composition Cited by 26
2000s
  1. 1
    Learning to Do Knowledge Work in Systems of Distributed Cognition
    Dorothy A. Winsor 2001 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 26
1990s
  1. 1
    The Construction of Knowledge in Organizations: Asking the Right Questions about the Challenger
    Dorothy A. Winsor 1990 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 26
1980s
  1. 1
    Writing in a Non- Academic Setting
    Lee Odell et al. 1982 Research in the Teaching of English Cited by 26
2010s
  1. 1
    Rhetorical Narratives of Black Entrepreneurs
    Natasha N. Jones 2017 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 25
  2. 2
    Statistical Genre Analysis: Toward Big Data Methodologies in Technical Communication
    S. Scott Graham et al. 2015 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 25
  3. 3
    Coordinating Constant Invention: Social Media's Role in Distributed Work
    Stacey Pigg 2014 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 25
  4. 4
    Tracing Discursive Resources: How Students Use Prior Genre Knowledge to Negotiate New Writing Contexts in First-Year Composition
    Mary Jo Reiff et al. 2011 Written Communication Cited by 25
2000s
  1. 1
    Posthuman Rhetorics and Technical Communication
    Andrew Mara et al. 2009 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 25
  2. 2
    Teaching about Writing, Righting Misconceptions:
    Douglas Downs et al. 2007 College Composition and Communication Cited by 25
1990s
  1. 1
    Strategies for Empirical Research in Writing
    Mary Sue MacNealy 1999 College Composition and Communication Cited by 25
  2. 2
    Remapping Curricular Geography
    PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN et al. 1993 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 25
1980s
  1. 1
    A Social-Interactive Model of Writing
    MARTIN NYSTRAND 1989 Written Communication Cited by 25
2010s
  1. 1
    Empirical Research in Technical and Professional Communication: A 5-Year Examination of Research Methods and a Call for Research Sustainability
    Lisa Meloncon et al. 2019 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 24
  2. 2
    Writing for Algorithmic Audiences
    John R. Gallagher 2017 Computers and Composition Cited by 24
  3. 3
    Supporting Human Dignity and Human Rights
    Rebecca Walton 2016 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 24
  4. 4
    Beyond Compliance
    Carlos Evia et al. 2012 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 24
2000s
  1. 1
    Agency and the Rhetoric of Medicine: Biomedical Brain Scans and the Ontology of Fibromyalgia
    S. Scott Graham 2009 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 24
  2. 2
    Coming to Content Management: Inventing Infrastructure for Organizational Knowledge Work
    William Hart-Davidson et al. 2007 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 24
  3. 3
    Disability Studies, Cultural Analysis, and the Critical Practice of Technical Communication Pedagogy
    Jason Palmeri 2006 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 24
  4. 4
    Technical Communication and the Role of the Public Intellectual: A Community HIV-Prevention Case Study
    Melody Bowdon 2004 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 24
1990s
  1. 1
    Bridging the gaps: Technical communication in an international and multicultural society
    Emily A. Thrush 1993 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 24
  2. 2
    Feminist Theory and the Redefinition of Technical Communication
    MARY M. LAY 1991 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 24
1980s
  1. 1
    Cognition, Context, and Theory Building
    Linda Flower 1989 College Composition and Communication Cited by 24
  2. 2
    An Engineer's Writing and the Corporate Construction of Knowledge
    DOROTHY A. WINSOR 1989 Written Communication Cited by 24
2010s
  1. 1
    Interfacing Cultural Rhetorics: A History and a Call
    Casie Cobos et al. 2018 Rhetoric Review Cited by 23
  2. 2
    Contemporary Research Methodologies in Technical Communication
    Brian McNely et al. 2015 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 23
  3. 3
    Ecological, Pedagogical, Public Rhetoric
    Nathaniel A. Rivers et al. 2011 College Composition and Communication Cited by 23
2000s
  1. 1
    Metis, Metis, Mestiza, Medusa: Rhetorical Bodies across Rhetorical Traditions
    Jay Dolmage 2009 Rhetoric Review Cited by 23
  2. 2
    Ways of Knowing, Doing, and Writing in the Disciplines
    Michael Carter 2007 College Composition and Communication Cited by 23
  3. 3
    The Place of World Englishes in Composition: Pluralization Continued
    A. Suresh Canagarajah 2006 College Composition and Communication Cited by 23
  4. 4
    Culture and Cultural Identity in Intercultural Technical Communication
    R. Peter Hunsinger 2006 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 23
  5. 5
    Walking a Fine Line
    Catherine F. Schryer 2000 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 23
1990s
  1. 1
    No boys allowed: The World Wide Web as a clubhouse for girls
    Pamela Takayoshi 1999 Computers and Composition Cited by 23
  2. 2
    Audience involved: Toward a participatory model of writing
    Robert R. Johnson 1997 Computers and Composition Cited by 23
  3. 3
    Pseudotransactionality, Activity Theory, and Professional Writing Instruction
    Clay Spinuzzi 1996 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 23
  4. 4
    Building new networks from the old: Women's experiences with electronic communications
    Pamela Takayoshi 1994 Computers and Composition Cited by 23
  5. 5
    Sense and Sensibility in Technical Documentation
    BEVERLY A. SAUER 1993 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 23
1980s
  1. 1
    The Effects of Word Processing on the Revision Strategies of College Freshmen
    Gail E. Hawisher 1987 Research in the Teaching of English Cited by 23
  2. 2
    A Cognitive Process Theory of Writing
    Linda Flower et al. 1981 College Composition and Communication Cited by 23
2010s
  1. 1
    Occupy Writing Studies: Rethinking College Composition for the Needs of the Teaching Majority
    Holly Hassel et al. 2013 College Composition and Communication Cited by 22
2000s
  1. 1
    Embracing Wicked Problems: The Turn to Design in Composition Studies
    Richard Marback 2009 College Composition and Communication Cited by 22
  2. 2
    Using Writing to Structure Agency: An Examination of Engineers' Practice
    Dorothy Winsor 2006 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 22
  3. 3
    Why Napster matters to writing: Filesharing as a new ethic of digital delivery
    Dànielle Nicole DeVoss et al. 2006 Computers and Composition Cited by 22
  4. 4
    The State of Research in Technical Communication
    Ann M. Blakeslee et al. 2004 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 22
  5. 5
    Technical Communication and Late Capitalism
    Greg Wilson 2001 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 22
1990s
  1. 1
    Rhetorical Listening: A Trope for Interpretive Invention and a "Code of Cross-Cultural Conduct"
    Krista Ratcliffe 1999 College Composition and Communication Cited by 22
1980s
  1. 1
    What Did I Just Say? Reading Problems in Writing with the Machine
    Christina Haas et al. 1986 Research in the Teaching of English Cited by 22
  2. 2
    Argument as emergence, rhetoric as love
    Jim W. Corder 1985 Rhetoric Review Cited by 22
  3. 3
    The Word Processor and Revision Strategies
    Richard M. Collier 1983 College Composition and Communication Cited by 22
  4. 4
    The Meanings of "Audience"
    Douglas B. Park 1982 College English Cited by 22
2010s
  1. 1
    User Agency, Technical Communication, and the 19th-Century Woman Bicyclist
    Sarah Hallenbeck 2012 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 21
  2. 2
    Examining Digital Literacy Practices on Social Network Sites
    Amber Buck 2012 Research in the Teaching of English Cited by 21
  3. 3
    Productive Usability: Fostering Civic Engagement and Creating More Useful Online Spaces for Public Deliberation
    W. Michele Simmons et al. 2012 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 21
2000s
  1. 1
    Undistributing Work Through Writing: How Technical Writers Manage Texts in Complex Information Environments
    Shaun Slattery 2007 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 21
  2. 2
    Florence Nightingale's Visual Rhetoric in the Rose Diagrams
    Lee Brasseur 2005 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 21
  3. 3
    How ought we to understand the concept of rhetorical agency? Report from the ARS
    Cheryl Geisler 2004 Rhetoric Society Quarterly Cited by 21
  4. 4
    What should be an unforgettable face…
    Anne Frances Wysocki et al. 2004 Computers and Composition Cited by 21
  5. 5
    Discourse Methods and Critical Practice in Professional Communication
    Ellen Barton 2004 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 21
  6. 6
    Bridging the Workplace and the Academy: Teaching Professional Genres through Classroom-Workplace Collaborations
    Ann M. Blakeslee 2001 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 21
  7. 7
    The Two Nations
    George Levine 2001 Pedagogy Cited by 21
  8. 8
    Shaping local HIV/AIDS services policy through activist research: The problem of client involvement
    Jeffrey T. Grabill 2000 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 21
1990s
  1. 1
    The social perspective and pedagogy in technical communication
    Charlotte Thralls et al. 1993 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 21
  2. 2
    Testing Claims for On-Line Conferences
    CYNTHIA L. SELFE et al. 1991 Written Communication Cited by 21
1980s
  1. 1
    Research update: Writing and word processing
    Gail E. Hawisher 1988 Computers and Composition Cited by 21
  2. 2
    The Writing of Research Article Introductions
    JOHN SWALES et al. 1987 Written Communication Cited by 21
2010s
  1. 1
    The Body: An Abstract and Actual Rhetorical Concept
    Karma R. Chávez 2018 Rhetoric Society Quarterly Cited by 20
  2. 2
    Professional and Technical Communication in a Web 2.0 World
    Stuart Blythe et al. 2014 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 20
  3. 3
    What Can Design Thinking Offer Writing Studies?
    James P. Purdy 2014 College Composition and Communication Cited by 20
  4. 4
    Wicked Problems in Technical Communication
    Chad Wickman 2014 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 20
  5. 5
    Working Alone Together
    Clay Spinuzzi 2012 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 20
  6. 6
    Secret Sauce and Snake Oil: Writing Monthly Reports in a Highly Contingent Environment
    Clay Spinuzzi 2010 Written Communication Cited by 20
  7. 7
    Paradox and Promise: MySpace, Facebook, and the Sociopolitics of Social Networking in the Writing Classroom
    Gina Maranto et al. 2010 Computers and Composition Cited by 20
2000s
  1. 1
    Mobility and Composition: The Architecture of Coherence in Non-places
    Jason Swarts 2007 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 20
  2. 2
    London through Rose-Colored Graphics: Visual Rhetoric and Information Graphic Design in Charles Booth's Maps of London Poverty
    Miles A. Kimball 2006 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 20
  3. 3
    TPC Program Snapshots: Developing Curricula and Addressing Challenges
    Nancy Allen et al. 2004 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 20
  4. 4
    Teaching Intracultural and Intercultural Communication
    Dànielle Devoss et al. 2002 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 20
  5. 5
    Moving beyond the Moment
    Danette Paul et al. 2001 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 20
1990s
  1. 1
    Aristotle on epideictic: The formation of public morality
    Gerard A. Hauser 1999 Rhetoric Society Quarterly Cited by 20
  2. 2
    Learning to Write Professionally
    AVIVA FREEDMAN et al. 1996 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 20
  3. 3
    Invention and Writing in Technical Work
    DOROTHY A. WINSOR 1994 Written Communication Cited by 20
  4. 4
    Technopower and technoppression: Some abuses of power and control in computer-assisted writing environments
    Joseph Janangelo 1991 Computers and Composition Cited by 20
1980s
  1. 1
    How the Writing Medium Shapes the Writing Process: Effects of Word Processing on Planning
    Christina Haas 1989 Research in the Teaching of English Cited by 20
2010s
  1. 1
    The Golden Age of Technical Communication
    Miles A. Kimball 2017 Journal of Technical Writing and Communication Cited by 19
  2. 2
    A Bag Full of Snakes: Negotiating the Challenges of Multimodal Composition
    Michael-John DePalma et al. 2015 Computers and Composition Cited by 19
  3. 3
    Teaching Students to Focus on the Data in Data Visualization
    Joanna Wolfe 2015 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 19
  4. 4
    Visualizing and Tracing: Research Methodologies for the Study of Networked, Sociotechnical Activity, Otherwise Known as Knowledge Work
    Sarah Read et al. 2015 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 19
  5. 5
    Emplacing Mobile Composing Habits: A Study of Academic Writing in Networked Social Spaces
    Stacey Pigg 2014 College Composition and Communication Cited by 19
  6. 6
    Transcultural Risk Communication on Dauphin Island: An Analysis of Ironically Located Responses to the Deepwater Horizon Disaster
    Erin A. Frost 2013 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 19
  7. 7
    Toward an Accessible Pedagogy: Dis/ability, Multimodality, and Universal Design in the Technical Communication Classroom
    Shannon Walters 2010 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 19
2000s
  1. 1
    “Mutt Genres” and the Goal of FYC: Can We Help Students Write the Genres of the University?
    Elizabeth Wardle 2009 College Composition and Communication Cited by 19
  2. 2
    The Practice of Usability: Teaching User Engagement Through Service-Learning
    J. Blake Scott 2008 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 19
  3. 3
    Ethnography as Method, Methodology, and “Deep Theorizing”
    Theresa Lillis 2008 Written Communication Cited by 19
  4. 4
    Writing in Multimodal Texts
    Jeff Bezemer et al. 2008 Written Communication Cited by 19
  5. 5
    Toward an Expanded Concept of Rhetorical Delivery: The Uses of Reports in Public Policy Debates
    Carolyn D. Rude 2004 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 19
  6. 6
    A Laboratory in Citizenship: Service Learning in the Technical Communication Classroom
    David Alan Sapp et al. 2002 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 19
  7. 7
    Telling evidence: Rethinking what counts in rhetoric
    Carol Mattingly 2002 Rhetoric Society Quarterly Cited by 19
  8. 8
    Impossibly distinct: On form/content and word/image in two pieces of computer-based interactive multimedia
    Anne Frances Wysocki 2001 Computers and Composition Cited by 19
1990s
  1. 1
    Embodied Knowledge
    BEVERLY SAUER 1998 Written Communication Cited by 19
  2. 2
    Technical Writing and Community Service
    THOMAS N. HUCKIN 1997 Journal of Business and Technical Communication Cited by 19
1980s
  1. 1
    Novelty in Academic Writing
    DAVID S. KAUFER et al. 1989 Written Communication Cited by 19
  2. 2
    Rigid Rules, Inflexible Plans, and the Stifling of Language: A Cognitivist Analysis of Writer's Block
    Mike Rose 1980 College Composition and Communication Cited by 19
2020s
  1. 1
    AI for Social Justice: New Methodological Horizons in Technical Communication
    S. Scott Graham et al. 2022 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 18
2010s
  1. 1
    The Digital: Rhetoric Behind and Beyond the Screen
    Casey Boyle et al. 2018 Rhetoric Society Quarterly Cited by 18
  2. 2
    Digital Social Media and Aggression: Memetic Rhetoric in 4chan’s Collective Identity
    Derek M. Sparby 2017 Computers and Composition Cited by 18
  3. 3
    Design Thinking and the Wicked Problem of Teaching Writing
    Carrie S. Leverenz 2014 Computers and Composition Cited by 18
  4. 4
    Craft and Narrative in DIY Instructions
    Derek Van Ittersum 2014 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 18
  5. 5
    2012 CCCC Chair’s Address: Stories Take Place: A Performance in One Act
    Malea Powell 2012 College Composition and Communication Cited by 18
2000s
  1. 1
    Global Partnerships: Positioning Technical Communication Programs in the Context of Globalization
    Doreen Starke-Meyerring et al. 2007 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 18
  2. 2
    Made Not Only in Words: Composition in a New Key
    Kathleen Blake Yancey 2004 College Composition and Communication Cited by 18
  3. 3
    Is Professional Writing Relevant? A Model for Action Research
    Dave Clark 2004 Technical Communication Quarterly Cited by 18
  4. 4
    Ordering Work
    DOROTHY A. WINSOR 2000 Written Communication Cited by 18
1990s
  1. 1
    On the relationship between old and new technologies
    Christina Haas 1999 Computers and Composition Cited by 18
  2. 2
    Accommodating Science
    JEANNE FAHNESTOCK 1998 Written Communication Cited by 18