The summary for this chapter notes that genres are shared conventions of text and situation. But it
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The summary for this chapter notes that genres are "shared conventions of text and situation." But it also notes that communicators have a great deal of flexibility in how they compose documents in most genres. Just how far can a genre be stretched-how much can the writer flout genre expectations-before it no longer fits? Are there any textual characteristics that are so essential to the genre that they can't be altered?
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Solving Problems In Technical Communication
ISBN: 9780226924076
1st Edition
Authors: Johndan Johnson-Eilola, Stuart A. Selber
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