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Peer reviewedGeisler, Cheryl; Rogers, Edwin H.; Haller, Cynthia R. – Written Communication, 1998
Investigates the discourse practices of the "affiliated professions" of software engineering design. Compares lists of design issues generated by students in computer science and computer communication to lists produced by experts associated with software engineering and by students entering an unaffiliated profession. Suggests that affiliated…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Computer Software Development, Discourse Analysis, Discourse Communities
Peer reviewedKaufer, David S.; Geisler, Cheryl – Written Communication, 1989
Discusses some parameters that account for changing assumptions about novelty across disciplinary communities. Argues that many of the insights required in a parameterized theory of newness have not yet made their way into theories of rhetoric or written composition. (MS)
Descriptors: Academic Discourse, Authors, Creativity, Higher Education
Peer reviewedGeisler, Cheryl; And Others – Written Communication, 1985
Examines recent claims by L. Moskovit about the use of the unattended "this"; argues that, in various cases, they fail to predict the referents that readers actually assign to a "this"; and offers an alternative framework for describing the considerations that go into distinguishing clear from unclear uses of an anaphoric "this." (FL)
Descriptors: Classification, Discourse Analysis, Language Usage, Linguistic Theory


