Journal of Business and Technical Communication Apr 2000

Book Review: Toward a Phenomenological Rhetoric

Mark Zachry Utah State University
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Journal of Business and Technical Communication
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2000-04-01
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10.1177/105065190001400205
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  1. Couture, Barbara (1992)
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  2. Couture, Barbara (1985)
    Cases for Technical and Professional Writing
  3. Johnson (1999)
    Johnson responds
    Technical Communication Quarterly
  4. Moore (1999)
    Myths about instrumental discourse: A response to Robert R. Johnson
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