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An Introduction to Rhetorics and Tactics of Antiwork
This chapter establishes the rationale for studying the theory and application of antiwork rhetorics in technical and professional communication (TPC). It begins by introducing and defining “antiwork” as both a historical term and as a contemporary movement after the COVID-19 pandemic. We introduce
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