THE WRITER, THE READER, AND THE SCIENTIFIC TEXT

[1] BRIDGEMAN PW, 1959, WAY THINGS ARE

[2] TEACHING SCIENTIFIC WRITING HUMANISTICALLY - FROM THEORY TO ACTION [J]. ENGLISH JOURNAL, 1978, 67 (04) : 35 - 39

[3] HAKE R, 1981, COLLEGE ENGLISH, V43, P299

[4] MITCHELL JH, 1968, WRITING PROFESSIONAL

[5] OVERINGTON MA, 1977, PHILOS RHETORIC, V10, P143

[6] GRAMMATICAL VOICE AND PERSON IN TECHNICAL WRITING - RESULTS OF A SURVEY [J]. JOURNAL OF TECHNICAL WRITING AND COMMUNICATION, 1980, 10 (02) : 109 - 113

[1] BRIDGEMAN PW, 1959, WAY THINGS ARE

[2] TEACHING SCIENTIFIC WRITING HUMANISTICALLY - FROM THEORY TO ACTION [J]. ENGLISH JOURNAL, 1978, 67 (04) : 35 - 39

[3] HAKE R, 1981, COLLEGE ENGLISH, V43, P299

[4] MITCHELL JH, 1968, WRITING PROFESSIONAL

[5] OVERINGTON MA, 1977, PHILOS RHETORIC, V10, P143

[6] GRAMMATICAL VOICE AND PERSON IN TECHNICAL WRITING - RESULTS OF A SURVEY [J]. JOURNAL OF TECHNICAL WRITING AND COMMUNICATION, 1980, 10 (02) : 109 - 113