Volume 68, Number 4
November 2021
NEW
Now through Tuesday, 30 November, this issue, guest edited by Dr. Jeffrey Gerding and Dr. Kyle Vealey, is unlocked and available to STC members and non-members!
We extend our appreciation to the guest editors, reviewers, and contributors to this very important work. REQUEST ACCESS
Articles
- Contextualizing the 4Rs Heuristic with Participant Stories
By Kristen R. Moore, Natasha N. Jones, and Rebecca Walton - “Changing the Face of Technology”: Storytelling as Intersectional Feminist Practice in Coding Organizations
By E. Ashley Rea - Legitimizing Situated Knowledge in Rural Communities Through Storytelling Around Gas Pipelines and Environmental Risk
By Erin Brock Carlson and Martina Angela Caretta - Amplifying Indigenous Voices through a Community of Stories Approach
By Richard T. Mangum - Experiencing a Global Pandemic: The Power of Public Storytelling as Antenarrative in Crisis Communication
By Sweta Baniya & Chen Chen - “From Homeless to Human Again”: A Teaching Case on an Undergraduate “Tiny Houses and Technical Writing” Course Model
By Erin Trauth
Departments
- EDITORIAL: Introduction to the Special Issue: “The Work of Storytelling in Technical Communication”
By Kyle P. Vealey and Jeffrey M. Gerding, Guest Editors
- ARTIST'S NOTE: On the Cover
- BOOK REVIEWS by Jackie Damrau, Editor
- RECENT & RELEVANT by Sean C. Herring
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Technical Communication, the Society for Technical Communication’s journal, publishes articles about the practical application of technical communication theory and serves as a common arena for discussion by practitioners. Technical Communication includes both quantitative and qualitative research while showcasing the work of some of the field’s most noteworthy writers. Among its most popular features are the helpful book reviews. Technical Communication is published quarterly and is free with membership.