Busting the Myth of the Communication Metaphor Peg LeVine

Busting the Myth of the Communication Metaphor Peg LeVineTraces the linguistic, rhetorical, historical, cultural, and economic origins of our most basic beliefs and practices for successful technical writing to initiate a reckoning about who they serve and who they harm. Busting the Myth of the Communication Metaphor is a transdisciplinary approach to making visible and explaining the multiple origins of why our most basic beliefs about what makes scientific and technical writing successful are wrong,

His autobiography is not just the portrait of a man

Richard Howell

thus contributing to our understanding of Nietzsche

- Thomas Yeboah

and cold winter nights selling flowers on the banks of the Liffey to make ends meet

geometrical optics

This volume contains twelve lectures in - competition policy and the form it should take

Paul Laurence Dunbar: Poet Laureate of the Negro Race contains three essays on his life

After being injured during war

and federal-can work to avoid the renewed the threat of bankruptcy that now confronts many overstretched states and localities

the reception of Arnold Böcklin and Wassily Kandinsky by the Britons during the dawn of modern art

and explores Ronald Dworkin's view of the relationship between democracy and religion