商品簡介
Deadly Documents explores the role of texts in organizational processes. Rhetorical, visual, and discursive analyses of everyday Nazi documents show how texts functioned as “boundary objects” on which competing interests could project their own interpretations and temporarily collude in the Final Solution. Concluding chapters explore ethical implications for professional communication.
作者簡介
Mark Ward Sr., Ph.D. (Clemson University), is Assistant Professor of Communication at the University of Houston–Victoria. His articles on communication have appeared in the Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, Journal of Business and Technical Communication, Journal of Intercultural Communication, Intercultural Communication Studies, Journal of Communication and Religion, Journal of Media and Religion, Journal of Holocaust Studies, and others. His research plumbs the connection between communication and culture, and his work has studied settings as diverse as Nazi bureaucrats, religious movements, videogame players and college classrooms, and communication situations ranging from technical and organizational communication to public and interpersonal persuasion. Deadly Documents is his first book for Baywood Publishing.
