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Barbara JohnstoneProfessor Emerita of Rhetoric and Linguistics, Carnegie Mellon UniversityVerified email at andrew.cmu.edu
Dorcas A. AnabireUtah State UniversityVerified email at usu.edu

Calvin Pollak

Calvin Pollak

Assistant Teaching Professor of Technical and Professional Communication, University of Washington

Verified email at uw.edu

Critical discourse studies language accessibility social justice surveillance studies


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Mobilities, materialities, and the changing meanings of Pittsburgh speech B Johnstone, C Pollak Journal of English Linguistics 44 (3), 254-275, 2016	6	2016
Legitimation and Textual Evidence: How the Snowden Leaks Reshaped the ACLU’s Online Writing About NSA Surveillance C Pollak Written Communication 38 (3), 380-416, 2021	3	2021
Ideographic Analysis of Israel Prime Minister Rhetoric during the 2008-09 armed conflict with Hamas in Gaza CW Pollak Carnegie Mellon University, 2011	1	2011
Social Justice and “Harmful Tech”: Dis-Orienting Militarized Research C Pollak, S Bhardwaj Technical Communication Quarterly, 1-17, 2023		2023
The Enduring Value (s) of Cultural Research Methods in TPC C Pollak, D Anabire, M Hsiao, W Mathis, RE Smith 2023 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference (ProComm), 93-95, 2023		2023
Rhetorical Accessibility as Political Legitimacy: The Role of Style in NSA Surveillance Discourse C Pollak 2022 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference (ProComm), 373-379, 2022		2022
Leaks and the legitimation of state power: How the 2013 NSA disclosures reshaped debates over US government surveillance C Pollak Carnegie Mellon University, 0

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