This select bibliography highlights research on technical communication published by, for or about Canadians. It classifies Canadian research by form (books and articles) and by subject (translation studies; technology studies; graphics studies; historical studies; studies of the profession; specialty studies; genre studies; and linguistics/stylistic analyses).
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ConnorJ. J., A Bibliography of Administrative and Technical Communication in Canada, Technostyle, 4:1, pp. 20–35, Spring 1985.
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ConnorJ. J., A Bibliography of Administrative and Technical Communication in Canada: Part II, Technostyle, 5:1, pp. 34–49, Spring 1986.
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ConnorJ. J., 1986 Annual Bibliography of Administrative and Technical Communication in Canada, Technostyle, 6:1, pp. 15–21, Spring 1987.
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ConnorJ. J., 1987–88 Annual Bibliography of Administrative and Technical Communication in Canada, Technostyle, 8:1/2, pp. 59–62, Spring/Summer 1989.
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ParkerA., ‘Two Hats, One Head’: The Problem-solving Approach to Technical Writing, Technostyle, 3:2, pp. 7–16, Summer 1984.
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ParkerA., A Case-Study Workshop and a Problem-solving Approach to Technical Communication, Technostyle, 8:1/2, pp. 38–51, Spring/Summer 1989.
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ParkerA., Teaching Technical Writing to First-Year Engineering Students: Classify, Analyze, Test, and Solve, Technical Writing Teacher, 17, pp. 95–103, Spring 1990.
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RodmanL., Advanced Technical Writing: The Student as Investigator, Technostyle, 4:3, pp. 7–15, Winter 1985.
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GiesbrechtJ., Issues in Teaching Technical Writing in a Cross-cultural Environment: The Case of Native Students, Technostyle, 5:2, pp. 18–28, Summer 1986.
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BrintonL. J., Grammar, Usage, or Style? Rule Violations in Student Writing, Technostyle, 7:1/2, pp. 37–46, Spring/Summer 1988.
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WegnerD., Classroom Instruction and Workplace Practice: Values that Shape Teaching and Performance Standards, Technostyle, 10:2, pp. 1–18, Winter 1992.
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BlicqR., The Teacher of Technical Writing in Canada: A Profile, Technostyle, 4:1, pp. 1–19, Spring 1985.
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EldridgeE., Teaching Technical Writing in Canada, Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, 20, pp. 177–187, 1990.
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BlicqRon S., Products and Courses on Technical Communication Provided by the IEEE Professional Communication Society, in Technical Writing, Vol. 3: Weiterbildung zum Technikautor, BockG. (ed.), Peter Lang GmbH, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 1994.
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HusemanR.StockmayerD., Business Communication: Strategies and Skills, Canadian Edition, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Toronto, 1984.
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StockmayerD., Writing a Canadian Adaptation, Technostyle, 3:3, pp. 18–19, Winter 1984.
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MurphyH. A.PeckC. E., and O'NeillS. A., Effective Business Communications, 1st Canadian Edition, McGraw-Hill Ryerson, Toronto, 1984.
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StewartM. M.ZimmerK.ClarkL. R., and HumeV. S., Business English and Communication, 3rd Canadian Edition, McGraw-Hill Ryerson, Toronto, 1986.
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BellA.SlaughterK., and LongS., Business Communication: Process and Practice, 1st Canadian Edition, Agincourt: Gage, 1990.
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RamseyR. D. and DavisB. J., Jay Reid Gould: A Checklist, Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, 20, pp. 25–44, 1990.
