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Masters, slaves, and infant mortality: Language challenges for technical editing.

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Title: Masters, slaves, and infant mortality: Language challenges for technical editing.
Authors: Graves, Heather Brodie, Graves, Roger
Source: Technical Communication Quarterly. Fall98, Vol. 7 Issue 4, p389. 26p.
Subjects: Technical editing, Language & languages, Communication of technical information
Abstract: Explores how contemporary language usage presents challenges for technical editing. Impact of language on one's perception of reality; Analysis of metaphors in everyday documents; Proposal for a theoretical framework in technical communication.
Database: Engineering Source
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