This article presents an antenarrative of the field of technical and professional
communication. Part methodology and part practice, an antenarrative allows the work of the …

Current localization practices suffer from a narrow and static vision of culture resulting in
usability problems for IT product and design. To address this problem, this article compares …

Knowledge Communication as a research field emerges as a response to the
communicative core challenges of the knowledge society. At ist center is the question of how …

Most discussions of disciplinarity start by claiming an emerging group as constituting a
discipline or a profession and authorizing that group by locating appropriate research foci …

Technology does indeed matter to writing—and in significant ways. But how it matters can
vary, depending on the particular technology, the habits and attitudes of the individual writer …

Although studies focusing on new employees' ability to appropriate work-related genres
have tended to feature workplaces where the genres in use are well-established, the …

This article examines the critical perspective as an alternative to our current descriptive,
explanatory research focus. The critical perspective aims at empowerment and …

In this article I begin by presenting what may count as examples of intuitively accepted
notions of knowledge asymmetries from a wide variety of research disciplines. I go on to …

Despite a long‐standing interest within applied linguistics in the analysis of written genres,
few studies have attempted to show how such genres are appropriated by new members in …

Current localization practices suffer from a narrow and static vision of culture resulting in
usability problems for IT product and design. Such a narrow focus of an artifact and its …