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Ethics on the Page: Repositioning Language, Power, and Professional Responsibility in Public Relations
The dissertation examines public relations practitioners as a speech community of language workers with a responsibility for language. It draws on lessons from sociolinguistics, Technical and Professional Communication, and Critical Language Awareness to examine the metalinguistic interviews with 22
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